Le 02/12/14 19:52, [email protected] a écrit : > Hi, we had a similar problem where java was being auto updated on one of our > machines. > We stick with a 32bit java runtime on non-production boxes. 64bit machines > require a registered copy of the java service wrapper. > Hope that helps.
Damn it, you are right ! Tanuki changed its license from an MIT license to a proprietary one in the following versions, and teh Windows 64 bits version is not available for free with a compatible license. That means you can't use a 64 bits JVM on windows. There is an opened JIRA for switching to a better wrapper... Thanks Carlo !
