Hi there. I'm trying to install cytoscape on ubuntu. I'm pretty sure I have jre installed, and I've set the right environment variables. But the checker is yielding a negative for some reason. See attached text file for my bash session.
Thank you!
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But when I open a terminal and type "java", it looks like it runs properly. And echo $PATH shows the java binary location is there.
I am wondering if it is only valid when I have a terminal open, though? Like, the path pointer is activated in .bashrc. So, maybe the path isn't activated when I'm trying to install cytoscape?
On Saturday, January 30, 2016 at 8:39:12 PM UTC-8, Mike Starr wrote:Hi there. I'm trying to install cytoscape on ubuntu. I'm pretty sure I have jre installed, and I've set the right environment variables. But the checker is yielding a negative for some reason. See attached text file for my bash session.
Thank you!
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