Ensemble.tofino Run the error unexpected Java Bridge exception solution

As a flex development tool for Visual Studio Plug-ins, the ensemble company's Tofino is really attractive, and the installation files that contain the compilation environment are 122M in total, compared to flex Builder. Moreover, for a. NET programmer who is familiar with the VS development environment, it is much easier to use such plug-ins for flex development.

Download the installation files from the official website and choose 122M installation package download containing the development and compilation environment. Close Visual Studio and open Visual Studio after the installation is successful, and the Flex project will normally appear on the page of the new project. Create a new Flex project, if your machine's Java environment is not configured correctly, it will appear like me, Ensemble.Tofino.Plugin.Support.FlexJavaBridgeException:Unexpected Java Bridge exception error Prompt (although there is no compilation running the project at this time, but will be checked out). If the build runs the project, the following detailed error will be reported:

Unexpected exception:Ensemble.Tofino.Plugin.Support.FlexJavaBridgeException:Unexpected Java Bridge exception.
Tofino version:2.2010.1.7
Microsoft?　Visual Studio? 2008 9.0.30729.1 built BY:SP
Using Jvm:c:\program Files\java\j2re1.4.2_19/bin/client/jvm.dll
Os:windows XP (Microsoft Windows NT 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3)---> System.Runtime.InteropServices.SEHException: External components vary Often.
In Ensemble.Tofino.Plugin.Support.FlexJavaBridge.EnsureInitialized ()
In Ensemble.Tofino.Plugin.Support.FlexJavaBridge.InvokedUnLockedAction (javaaction action)
---the end of the inner exception stack trace---
In Ensemble.Tofino.Plugin.Support.FlexJavaBridge.InvokedUnLockedAction (javaaction action)
In Ensemble.Tofino.Plugin.Support.FlexJavaBridge.InvokedLockedAction (javaaction action)
In Ensemble.Tofino.Plugin.Support.FlexJavaBridge.StartBuild (String ProjectDir, Logcallback Logcallback, Progresscallback progresscallback)
In Ensemble.Tofino.Plugin.Compiler.FlexBuilder.Build ()
In Ensemble.Tofino.Plugin.Project.FlexProject.InvokeMsBuild (String target)-1 0 FlexApplication1

As you can see from the error message above, it is a Tofino DLL that has an error configuring the Java environment to find this line:

Using Jvm:c:\program Files\java\j2re1.4.2_19/bin/client/jvm.dll

The path to the JRE is taken, it should be the bin path error in the JRE, the directory where Java.dll resides, and the bin directory is missing. How does Tofino get to the path to the Java environment? Let me see the installation directory for Tofino.

In the Sdks\3.2.0\bin directory under the Tofino installation directory, there is a jvm.config file that opens to find the following:

#
#　VM　configuration
#
#　Where　to　find　JVM,　if　{java.home}/jre　exists　then　that　JVM　is　used
#　if　not　then　it　must　be　the　path　to　the　JRE　itself
#
#　If　no　java.home　is　specified　a　VM　is　located　by　looking　in　these　places　in　this
#　order:
#
#　1)　JAVA_HOME　environment　variables　(same　rules　as　java.home　above)
#　2)　bin　directory　for　java.dll　(windows)　or　lib/<ARCH>/libjava.so　(unix)
#　3)　../jre
#　4)　registry　(windows　only)
#

java.home=

It is clear from the comments that the sequence of checks for the JVM's operating environment is:

1. Position of java_home in environment variable;

Location of 2.java.dll (Windows) or lib/<arch>/libjava.so (Unix);

3.jre position;

4. Location to point to in the configuration file (Windows).

Java.home= can directly configure the actual location of the JVM, that is, the directory where Java.dll resides.

To view the environment variables on my machine, the java_home point to the JRE is the root of the installation directory and should be changed to a directory containing bin. Modify the Jave_home path, such as C:\Program Files\java\jre6\bin. Restart visual Studio, compile and run the Flex project, OK, everything's fine!

If a friend encounters the same error message, refer to the above content modification can be. Good luck to all of you!