on 10-31-2014 3:50 PM
Hi
Im really struggling with the installation of Jnet/Jgantt on SAPGUI 740?
First of all i cannot check the checkbox for JNet in the installation guide. It tells me that some prerequisities are missing: SAP GUI 740 and 32-bit Java.
I have installed both but still i cannot check the JNet option. On another brand new PC i managed to get read of the Java error, but still i get the message that SAP GUI 740 must be installed?
Any good ideas?
thank you soo much i was able to install the sap version 7.30 GUI on my windows 8
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Have you reviewed all the applicable notes released by SAP? Depending on your back-end release, you no longer need to install these locally. Also a key note 1640569.
1640569 - JNET cannot be called if Java 7 is used
2103687 - New implementation of JNet and JGantt in SAP GUI for Windows
2164890 - JNET in SAP GUI support of HTTP (not only HTTPS)
2016249 - SAP GUI (for Windows) Error Message "JNet not installed"
1926137 - New version of JNet/JGantt JAR files for WebDynpro/ABAP applications
Cheers,
Dan Mead
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Hi, Jacob.
I experienced the same issues with JNet on GUI 7.40.
I solved it by moving installation files (SetupAll.exe and so) to the disk C: and shorten the installation path as much as posible.
Then i ran setup as administrator and that solved all issues.
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I realize this is an old post but has anyone found a satisfactory answer to this. I work in a college and we're deploying SAP_GUI to our labs. Uninstalling Java 8 is not a solution and, frankly, I'm a little surprised this is still a problem almost 10 months after the original post.
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2103687 - New implementation of JNet and JGantt in SAP GUI for Windows
describes a new approach embedding JNet and JGantt in SAP GUI for Windows, which works with Java 8.
Hello Mike,
Not being able to read SAP notes does not make you happy.
Please request a user at https://service.sap.com/request-user
Best regards
Rolf-Martin
Hi Jakob,
Just wanted to share what I've come across on this issue lately. I attempted to install SAPGUI 740 with Java 8 installed and was unable install JNet/JGantt with the installer complaining about the JAVA version and telling me that SAPGUI 740 wasn't installed.
I then uninstalled the SAPGUI 740 fully and uninstalled Java 8. Next I installed Java7_75 32 and 64 bit. I then installed SAPGUI 740 again and was able to select JNet/JGantt during the install.
I also found this note 2103687 regarding Java 8 and JNet/JGantt.
Hope you are able to sort this out.
-Jayson
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Hello Jakob,
can you upload the most recent logfiles?
What is the OS version/Home/Professional/Enterprise?
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Hello Jakob,
It seems that Jre 1.7 is required, not 1.8
From the logfile it shows..
16:38:07 NwSapsAtlC 1W Marking package SAPGUI740FULL ({43E3E365-941D-4C04-9D7C-303F250C9E9B}) as disabled: selected node SAP JNet/JGantt ({180B6E52-EB99-464E-B2A5-A5314A81EDAC}) has failing condition: <a style="COLOR:red">At least one of the following prerequisities are not yet fullfilled:
• The 32-bit Java 6 Runtime Environment (Update 11 or higher) or 32-bit Java 7 Runtime Environment (Update 4 or higher) must be installed and set as default!
16:38:07 NwSapsAtlC 1W Marking package SAPGUI740FULL ({43E3E365-941D-4C04-9D7C-303F250C9E9B}) as disabled: selected node SAP JNet ({D2793512-8E5F-48AC-BDE2-E8547C6E3054}) has failing condition:
So ensure that 32bit Java 7 is installed. In my case Jre 7 65 is installed.
For this test,remove all other versions if 8 is installed.
I have no idea how to set as default, possibly through the environment variables in the OS.
Jude
It shows in the log:
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Variables-Script: Checking for JDK HOME
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1W Variables-Script: JDK could not be detected!
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Variables-Script: Checking for Jre HOME
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1W Variables-Script: JRE could not be detected!
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Script JRE6x86: Checking if Oracle JRE 1.6.0 (32 Bit) is installed
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Script JRE6x86: Oracle JRE 1.6.0 is not installed!
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Script JRE6x64: Checking if Oracle JRE 1.6.0 (64 Bit) is installed
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Script JRE6x64: Oracle JRE 1.6.0 is not installed!
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Script JRE7x86: Checking if Oracle JRE 1.7.0 (32 Bit) is installed
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Script JRE7x86: Oracle JRE 1.7.0 is not installed!
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Script JRE7x64: Checking if Oracle JRE 1.7.0 (64 Bit) is installed
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Script JRE7x64: Oracle JRE 1.7.0 is not installed!
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Script JRE8x86: Checking if Oracle JRE 1.8.0 (32 Bit) is installed
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Script JRE8x86: Oracle JRE 1.8.0 is not installed!
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Script JRE8x64: Checking if Oracle JRE 1.8.0 (64 Bit) is installed
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Script JRE8x64: Oracle JRE 1.8.0 is not installed!
Then further down...
JNet Script: Java Runtime Environment Current Version = 1.8
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 JNet Script: Determining the home folder for JNet
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 JNet Script: JreHomeForJNet left undefined because Java CurrentVersion key seems to be neither 1.7 nor 1.6.
Variables-Script: Checking for JRE HOME for Gantt
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Scriptlet : Java Runtime Environment Current Version = 1.8
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Scriptlet : Current Version = 1.8
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Scriptlet : Minimal Version = 1.6
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Scriptlet : Mininmal JRE Condition fulfilled.
15:49:34 NwSapsAtlC 1 Scriptlet : Searching for C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_25\bin\java.exe ...
Can you post a screenshot of your programs list in Windows 8 where the Java is installed?
Jude
Hi Jakob,
any progress in this matter? I am facing the same, actually, even though on different software versions:
Win7 32-bit, SAP GUI 7.30, patch level 6. I have JRE 6,7 and 8 installed (I have enabled them one by one in Control panel without any luck). The problem is the same, see attached (the curious thing is that it even asks for having SAP GUI 7.20 installed - and I am installing 7.30). Still, I think that JRE detection is the problem.
Thank you, Michal
Hi Michal
No i did not succed... I tried alllmost everything, 32 bit, 64 bit, java 6, java 7, java 8 etc and nothing works.I even formatted my PC and installed a clean Win 8.1 but no luck.
So i just dump it.
I really hate applications build onJava and i wish that SAP someday will skip using the technologi of that (Oracle ) company! And if SAP keeps on using the junk, then they should keep on track - the GUI 740 is BRAND new, so if it does not support Java 8 64 it's crazy!
Sorry but Java drives me nuts 🙂
/Jakob
Hi Jakob,
thank you for the answer. The matter of frustration is that I already succeeded some months ago with the previous SAP GUI version (7.30, patch level 2), but then the new SAP GUI version (7.30, patch level 2) was installed centrally and the same steps do not work for me anymore - just to inform you.
Thank you, anyway
Michal
Jakob,
Maybe try right clicking on the SetupAll.exe file and running as Administrator?
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If you created a package, then you need to ensure that the Java Runtime is installed.
In my case,the option was selectable.
Is this a package or a product you have created?
Jude
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Hi Jude
Ok now i have started from scratch:
1. Formatted my PC
2. Reinstalled Win 8.1
3. Installed Java 8 - 32 bit
4. Created a brand new SAP installation Server
5. Created a full package of SAPGUI 740
6. Tried to run the installation from the NW Installation Server
With no luck - the damn tool are still telling me that i´m missing the SAPGUI 740 AND the Java 6/7 or higher:
For some reason the JNet cannot be installed and i do not know why - could be Windows 8?!
Jakob,
I would assume that JNet could run on Windows 8 since SAPGUI 740 can be installed on it. I am running Windows 7, so I'm not 100% sure.
If you would like, I can send you a link to download the SAPGUI740 installer and the JAVA JRE 7 installer. If you are interested, send me a direct message and I will provide you the link.
-Jayson
Hi Jayson
Thanks, but i already have the SAPGUI740 installer - that´s the one who are giving med the messages shown above?!
And also i have Java 7 JRE installer. I have Java 8 installer, Java 6 installer and Java 8 installer. And the only one who makes me go just a little bit further is the Java 6 installer, but still no sucess.
Hi Jude
Attached the logfile...
NOTE: yes one of the issues is that the installation tool for some reason cannot find the JRE (how can i set a Java JRE to Default?) But the other issue that the installation tool tells me that GUI 740 is not installed either - and thats definatly wrong!
Hello Jakob,
Your command line shows
\PRES1\GUI\WINDOWS\WIN32\Setup\NwSapSetup.exe which indicates you are running
the installation directly from the download compilation files rather than the installation server which was created.
In my case, I created an installation server using nwcreatinsserver.exe and this was created in
C:\installationserver
From C:\Installation server,I ran sapsetupall.exe which allowed me to install any of the options I wished.
From your installation server you should run nwsapsetupadmin and update your installation server to the latest patch which is given in note
1587566 and then test again.
The installation log files should show the correct path this time - good idea to delete the old logfiles before starting again in case we get
mixed up.
Hi Jude
Well as expected running from the installation server makes no difference:
I really don´t think using an installation server will change anything because it seems that the problem is related to the Client: for some reason the SAP installation tool cannot see that SAPGUI740 and Java is installed.
But as you see from screen-shot above SAP installation tool whants me to set Java version as Default - where to do that??
Hello Jakob,
I managed to install it with no trouble.
Can you please upload the installation logs from the %programfiles%\SAP\Sapsetup\Logs\ location for analysis
Jude
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I think Java 6 is not supported, I was using Java 7 update 65
Check note
http://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1525767
for pre-requsites.
Hi Jakob,
So you have installed SAPGUI 740 successfully and now attempting to install the JNET/JGANTT component?
Have you checked to make sure the JAVA 32-bit version is enabled for your user? You can check this by opening Control Panel and selecting the JAVA icon. A window will open and select the JAVA tab, then click the "view" button. A new window will open showing JRE settings. The first tab is for the User and the 32-bit version should be shown in the table with the box checked for enabled.
-Jayson
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