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Novice
Need help with my RSPS run.bat

It says java is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or bath file
Can someone please help me? I can seem to get my client or source to load because of the same error.
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Novice
Re: Need help with my RSPS run.bat
Right click on the run.bat file and click "Edit" copy the text and post it here.
I will edit it for you. :)
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Apprentice
Re: Need help with my RSPS run.bat
I have the same problem with my rs account
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Re: Need help with my RSPS run.bat
You don't have your environment variables set up
xp / windows 7: start > Right click "My computer" > properties > Advanced System Settings > advanced > Environment Variables > Under system variables, click on the variable "path" and click edit below it > Add your java install path
Your java install path is where you... installed it. Example, mine is C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_01\bin
Yours might be similar, but it might not. you might have a JRE folder, not a jdk folder (if you don't develop java)
On Vista, right click the run.bat > edit > replace the line that says "java" with your installation path, plus java.exe in quotations
java > "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_01\bin\java.exe"
save it, and run it.
If you can't follow these instructions without success... Uh google it?
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Novice
Re: Need help with my RSPS run.bat
Right click on the run.bat file and click "Edit" copy the text and post it here.
I will edit it for you. :)
@echo off@title Build
javac -d bin\ src\*.java
Echo Complete
pause
exit
Right click on the run.bat file and click "Edit" copy the text and post it here.
I will edit it for you. :)
@echo off@title Build
javac -d bin\ src\*.java
Echo Complete
pause
exit
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Apprentice
Re: Need help with my RSPS run.bat
Lol just download JDK off of www.oracle.com Also environment variables are only for compiling and if you're using a Java IDE it's not required. Netbeans or Eclipse.