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Related issue:
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=77218
Change-Id: I08523830c813d9cdcd303780f15f49bd5edc5ac3
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If a minimum version is specified, Find Java should reject any
java whose version is not at least that high. However, faulty
logic ignored this contract when reading an old Java path out of
the JAVA_HOME environment variable.
Related to issue:
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=80419
Change-Id: Iad935694e5b143f53074d28b8c8d7f087f9690e4
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Previously, the only way to specify a custom java.exe location for
find_java was through JAVA_HOME, but now we have one more hook.
If you pass in a custom path, and it is found, the rest of
find_java will be skipped, and that path will be used.
This has a few advantages:
1) Passing in an explicit custom path is really intuitive.
2) JAVA_HOME may be used by other applications, and asking users
to override it for us could cause compatibility issues.
3) This makes life much easier for our installer, which does not
want to blindly overwrite the user's JAVA_HOME environment
variable.
4) If we ever change where we store a java path (new registry, in
a file somewhere), we don't have to recompile find_java.exe to
account for it. All we have to do is update find_java.bat.
5) This gives us a really easy way to tell users who run into
find_java bugs a way to fix them.
Change-Id: I1d7bd95c9225f34c22d987005f32af256f81d908
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We want our installer to show a (potentially) helpful error
message when find_java can't, well, find java. (Before, find_java
would print nothing).
After this CL is in, then if you pass -e(rror) in as an argument,
find_java will either print the found java.exe path and return 0,
or it will print an error message and return 1.
Change-Id: I5c411ea75a8eecdb0c60aa84350a2a762a30c6d1
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find_java historically checks for v1.6, which is defined by a
constant in find_java.h, and simply bumping the value up may
cause problems with existing tools. Therefore, I've added an
argument that takes an input minimum version to look for.
Change-Id: I901dbf3621a262b3e8ee5a42ce9e46ce49126363
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find_java traditionally searched for any java.exe it could find,
but recent requirements ask us to find versions of java.exe
that are bundled in a JDK. This can now be done using the -jdk
flag.
Change-Id: I3aaba9c74271f0529d7fa16ff822b999059d578c
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Change-Id: I46f2462f396c7c2f40238b7da438189b9de02a15
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Change-Id: I081871bbff9c6e714eda3e47ee16e8b486e2355b
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Change-Id: I90ff236c35a857ebde82c3d63479709474aad204
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