Java installation to be used - A-Herzog/Warteschlangensimulator GitHub Wiki

When starting Warteschlangensimulator via Simulator.exe it is looking for a Java installation and then executing javaw.exe -jar Simulator.jar. Java is searched at these places in this order:

1. Check for environment variable QS_JAVA_HOME. If this variable is set and if its pointing to a valid Java installation, this installation is used.
2. Search for Java in .\jdk and .\jre (where . is the folder where Simulator.exe is located).
3. Check for environment variable JAVA_HOME. If this variable is set and if its pointing to a valid Java installation, this installation is used.
4. Read the Oracle Java registry keys (HKLM\SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\JDK and HKLM\SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Runtime Environment) and check if one of them is pointing to a Java installation.
5. Look in C:\Program Files (Arm)\Microsoft and its subfolders for a Java installation.
6. Look in C:\Program Files\Eclipse Adoptium and its subfolders for a Java installation.
7. Look in C:\Program Files\Eclipse Foundation and its subfolders for a Java installation.
8. Look in C:\Program Files\AdoptOpenJDK and its subfolders for a Java installation.
9. Look in C:\Program Files\Java and its subfolders for a Java installation.
10. Look in C:\Program Files\Amazon Corretto and its subfolders for a Java installation.
11. Look in C:\Program Files\Zulu and its subfolders for a Java installation.
12. Look in C:\Program Files\Microsoft and its subfolders for a Java installation.
13. Scan the folders defined in the search path environment variable (PATH) for a Java installation.
14. Search in all subfolders of C:\Program Files for a Java installation.
15. Try to start javaw.exe without any path.