Try launching the installer from a command windows using -j option
pointing to a valid JDK.
I suspect there are issues with your JDK. You might want to try running
with different JDKs
on your machine.
-Sathyan
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> No difference doing this. I also disabled the window's firewall.
>
> I did the downloads using IE, firefox and Chrome and tested the installation in two machines with windows xp (one is a vmware) with both versions (complete and web profile) and none of these worked.
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> The same occurred with a friend that actually report me this problem first.
>
> Please, can someone do this favor and try install the windows version, only to ensure that this problem is only local (my)?
>
> Thanks
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