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unable to create an instance of the java virtual machine

Tony007Jun 24 2014 — edited Jun 24 2014

hi when i try to lauch my sql developer am geting this error

unable to create an instance of the java virtual machine located at path C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_38\jre\bin\client\jvm.dll but i do have the file in location

am trying to do this

BI CHAOS: SQL Developer : Unable to create an instance of the Java Virtual Machine

Unable to create an instance of the Java Virtual Machine

but am not able to locate file product.conf in my machine
This post has been answered by Gary Graham-Oracle on Jun 24 2014
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Can't show you any documentation but i've run both SE1 and EE on VMware without problems. Can't tell if all functionality works on it but the basic ones i used worked.
Absolutley it is.

Have you heard of BIC2GO ?

When I was in OCS we used to cart round a BIC2GO image to help us get up and running when doing POC's with customer data, plug the VMWare into customer network and the client can access all presentation services over there network.
Nicolae Ancuta
Hi,

we have an OBISE1 installed on an Windows XP (OBISE1 is supported only in Windows) on VMWare.
On VMWare you can install virual machines with linux and windows OSs.
It doesn't matter if is an phisical or virtual machine. The OS matters.

Regards
Nicolae
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From what I understand, BIC2GO is for development/demo purposes.

My question is for running OBI EE on vmware for the production instance.
rmoff
OBIEE supported platforms doc: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10415_01/doc/bi.1013/e10417.pdf

If it doesn't specify it then by inference you could say it's not supported. Best to raise an SR to clarify with Oracle if you have to be certain.

As others have said, it certainly works on VMWare - but that's not the same as supported :)
Beat me to it ! , page 30 on that doc link above
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