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Java Not Installed on the Target Host
Updated on 2023-11-28 GMT+08:00
Java Not Installed on the Target Host
Symptoms
The following log information is displayed.
Figure 1 Log information
Cause Analysis
The java-version command cannot be found because the Java environment is not installed on the host. This error does not affect the application.
Solution
For details, see Installing JDK.
Parent topic: Installing JDK
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