I’m fairly inexperienced with Gradle and am trying to figure out why a .bat script that was generated by an IDE I’m using keeps trying to use the wrong JDK. The trouble comes when the bat script tries to execute the following command: "C:\Program Files\Eclipse Adoptium\jdk-11.0.15.10-hotspot/bin/j…

Well, I backed up and then deleted the registry.bin file and now I am able to compile my project. Gradle generated a new registry.bin which now has the correct path in it.

You should at least provide the full stacktrace as recommended by the error message and maybe also have a look at the info log to already see yourself what is happening.

All the stack trace shows is the Jvm failing to run because it cannot find the path. And as far as I can tell from the Gradle docs, the logs are just what is printed to the console when Gradle runs. Here’s the full output when I run with --stacktrace and --info: D:\dev\starling2\game\2022\android…

Well, that it does not tell you more, does not say it does not tell others more. :wink: Check the JDK settings for Gradle in your IDE, do you maybe there have the old JDK still configured?

I’m running this from the command line, so the IDE is not involved. I had a look at Gradle’s source code which made me think that Java’s system properties might be wrong, but when I dump those they’re correct too. Gradle’s Jvm object is created with the following code, but I;m having trouble figur…

I did a grep on my user directory and came up with a file called ./gradle/daemon/7.2/registry.bin that appears to contain a string with the invalid path. It does not appear to be a text file. Could this be it, and how would I change it?

I’m running this from the command line, so the IDE is not involved. Sorry, must have misinterpreted or misrememberd when you talked about IDE in the original post. Could this be it, and how would I change it? Actually I wouldn’t have thought so, that’s just the registry of running (or recentl…

This is an issue with Gradle in general when upgrading Java. Existing Gradle daemons are still latched on to the old java. You should be able to resolve it by just doing a “gradle --stop” and then rebuilding. I just did this myself.

I have the same issue, and this post is one the first google hit page. Even after a reboot: $ set | grep JAVA_HOME JAVA_HOME='C:\Program Files\Eclipse Adoptium\jdk-21.0.4.7-hotspot' org.gradle.internal.jvm.JavaHomeException: The supplied javaHome seems to be invalid. I cannot find the java execut…

2. Delete the Daemon Registry Gradle maintains a registry of daemon processes, which might reference the old JDK. Locate and delete the registry.bin file: Gradle Forums Windows: C:\Users\<YourUsername>\.gradle\daemon\<gradle-version>\registry.bin macOS/Linux: ~/.gradle/daemon/<gradle-version>/regi…

Gradle is trying to use a JDK that has been uninstalled from my system

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knlykos (Nefi López García) October 15, 2023, 11:33pm 9

I had the same issue and I removed .gradle folder from user and it worked perfectly

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