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missing JVM

thearchitectMar 30 2018 — edited Apr 5 2018

Hello everyone!

I came to the situation where I was trying to install an architectural software that needed a Java Virtual Machine on Mac OS High Sierra and apparently is missing/not working on the latest Java when freshly installed...at least is not compatible with this OS (from 2017).

Anyone has a hint on how could I solve the situation? Is a better JAVA compatible with the latest OS coming up soon? I tried to install an older Java but didn't work (same problem with missing VM). Any help? I'd be very thankful.

The software is from 2016 and on other Mac from 2011 with earlier OS worked fine.

I read there were some issues with OS but I'm hoping a solution is coming soon.

Thanks in advance and Cheers!

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Bob Rhubart-Oracle

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Nice work, It will reduce the time of integration process.

Tinotarantino-Oracle

Nice work, It will reduce the time of integration process.

This is an elegant solution to address a common problem for any application that is dependent on external metadata.

As you correctly point out, the burden is still on the external interfaces that populates the generic inbound metadata table.

Your solution isolates "the source system" dependent details to create a classic "source system agnostic" data architecture for metadata integration.

However, there is still the much larger issue of Data Governance with a large organization. Oracle-Hyperion DRM is a tool to help organizations

manage the source system dependent nature of metadata to create a "normalized" view of an organizations metadata.  The solution you present here

is a nice complement to DRM, which you also point out is another potential "external" data source.    EPMA and more recently FDMEE

have native integration with DRM (without the need to understand DRM's API or DRM's Data Structures).     I for one, would love to see how your

solution paired with DRM, where DRM acts as the central enterprise repository the entire organizations metadata management needs.  How

about a DRM to Hyperion Planning IKM !!!!!.

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