Sometimes it happens that you have to use a different Java location for ODI to work. This was more prominent in the initial releases of ODI 11g where if the system was 64 bit, ODI installer needed a 32 bit Java for the installation to run, then after the installation was complete it would need 64 bit java version to get it working.
The problem has been resolved now and you dont have to worry about Java version.
But incase you want to change the path, you should modify the odi.conf file, its available in the following folder
ODI_HOME\oracledi\client\odi\bin\odi.conf
Check the last line in odi.conf file,
SetJavaHome C:\oracle\Middleware\Oracle_ODI_EE\jrockit
You can specify the new path here ...
Enjoy !!!
The problem has been resolved now and you dont have to worry about Java version.
But incase you want to change the path, you should modify the odi.conf file, its available in the following folder
ODI_HOME\oracledi\client\odi\bin\odi.conf
Check the last line in odi.conf file,
SetJavaHome C:\oracle\Middleware\Oracle_ODI_EE\jrockit
You can specify the new path here ...
Enjoy !!!
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