Setting the Java Environment Variable
Before you perform setup or install for the first time, you must set the Java environment variable, which points to an external Java installation. For a list of supported Java vendors, see Control-M Compatibility with External Java Vendors.
Note
If you are using external Java on SUSE, see 000396918.
The Java installation directory must contain the bin directory and the Release file.
(Windows only) You cannot set the Java environment variable on a network.
- On UNIX:
- From a command line, type one of the following:
- sh/bash: export BMC_INST_JAVA_HOME=/home/<java_11_directory>
- csh/tcsh: setenv BMC_INST_JAVA_HOME /home/<java_11_directory>
- From a command line, type one of the following:
- On Windows:
- From a command line, type the following:
set BMC_INST_JAVA_HOME=”C:\Program Files\<java_11_directory>
- From a command line, type the following:
Note
If you are installing in automatic or console mode, set the Java environment variable in the command, as follows:
- UNIX: setup.sh -silent <xml_path>/<filename.xml> -BMC_INST_JAVA_HOME <java_path>
- Windows: setup.exe -silent <xml_path>\<filename.xml> -BMC_INST_JAVA_HOME <java_path>
Control-M Compatibility with External Java Vendors
The following table lists the operating system, architecture, and Java vendors that you can use for Control-M:
Operating System | Architecture | Java Vendor | Version |
|---|---|---|---|
AIX | PowerPC | IBM | 11.0.12 or higher |
Linux | PowerPC |
| 11.0.12 or higher |
Linux | s390x |
| 11.0.12 or higher |
Linux | x86_64 |
| 11.0.12 or higher |
Solaris | Sparc |
| 11.0.12 or higher |
Windows | x86_64 |
| 11.0.12 or higher |
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