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You can install a JRE for exclusive use by Job Scheduler.
This could be useful if, for example, you have already installed a JRE that is used with another application , and you want that JRE to remain unchanged and not be used by the JobScheduler.
Note that the procedure described below should be followed before JobScheduler is installed.
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Normally you start the installer with %TEMP%\jobscheduler<version>\setup.cmd
This script looks in the registry to get the JRE, where it finds the JRE that has already been installed and not the one to be used by the JobScheduler.
To get around this, open a command line as administrator and type the following:
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The JobScheduler setup will now use the new JRE in C:\ProgramData\jre and write this JRE in the following files:
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in them.
Finally, JobScheduler itself looks by default in the registry to find the JRE. To get JobScheduler to use the new one, configure the path to the jvm.dll of the new JRE installation in the ./config/sos.ini file and then restart the JobScheduler.
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