Installing TongLINKQ on the company side, because of this problem at the beginning, it was finally solved. Later, my colleagues found this situation when they installed it, and it couldn't be installed no matter what. His computer cannot specify the JDK environment variable... There is no way to execute the command successfully!
Because some software is a low version of JAVA, it cannot be installed without specifying environment variables. Solution:
1. Modify the environment variable, and then change it back after installation; (it is more troublesome, it is annoying to change it..)
2. Use the LAX_VM command to solve during installation: the path of the software package and the name of the software package LAX_VM "JDK path"
Install_TLQCli8.0.0.20_Windows7_64.exe LAX_VM "D:\MyTool\Java\jdk1.7.0_67\bin"
It is easy to solve, because I installed JDK1.8 and replaced it with JDK1.7 to solve this problem perfectly.
A good memory is not as good as a bad pen. Write it down first and come back to read it at a convenient time, so as not to find problems in a hurry.
hope it can help you