Hi, which version of Java is included in Windows Package 3.10.0? Unfortunately, I can't find this information.
You may be able to see the Java version in the server console. You may need to configure OpenRefine to report debug information. You can configure UI-level parameters via the OpenRefine Preferences menu (accessible from the bottom-left of the home screen). It may need it's verbosity flag turned on. Set "refine.verbosity" to “debug” and restart.
I know the RDF Transform extension reports the Java version as it test for compatibility. It has its own Debug flag. Set “RDFTransform.debug” to “true”.
Also, on Windows, starting OpenRefine with “refine.bat /debug” may help.
Hi, which version of Java is included in Windows Package 3.10.0? Unfortunately, I can't find this information.
There are a few ways to find this information.
- If you have it installed, you can go to the About page and it'll be listed just below the OpenRefine version and above the list of extensions you have installed.
- You can download the release zip and look at the text file openrefine-3.10.1/server/target/jre/release
- You can look at the configuration that was used to build it https://github.com/OpenRefine/OpenRefine/tree/3.10.1/packaging
Is there something special you are looking for in the JRE?
Tom