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I just want to try a software which uses tomcat. I added JAVA_HOME to env variables for user and for system on windows 7. I checked several times it has been saved.
When I run startup it says neither JAVA_HOME nor JRE_HOME is defined. At least one of these is needed.
Indeed when I type set under cmd, I can’t see JAVA_HOME in the list, why since I added in environment panel ?
Have you started a new command prompt since you defined the environment variable? The windows command prompt inherits its environment at startup.