Havent been here in a long time, need help running a bot client

[shamcooly]

i downloaded the bot client from http://www.oembots.com, because im buying a script from them, but I cant remember what i have to do to run the bot. I ran the .BAT file, but it just pops up and closes itself. The bat file reads:

@echo off
echo ######
echo The installer is now attempting to start, please wait...
echo ######
echo If it does not start, make sure you have the Java JDK
echo installed AND have extracted the client's zip to a new
echo folder prior to running this installer.
echo ######
echo Refer to the user's manauals and video tutorials posted
echo on our website for help.
echo ######
@echo off
cd %~dp0
java -classpath ./;./jars/install.jar Install

This is somewhat embarrassing as i used to program with javascript, but i don't remember much. Do i need to set a classpath under system variables?- which i forgot how to do- or something else?

 

[thr0wback]

Javascript and Java are totally different and have nothing to do with each other. Did you run the install-windows.bat first?

EDIT:
Open the install-windows.bat and add:
pause

to the end.

Now you can see if theres an error.

 

[shamcooly]

Javascript and Java are totally different and have nothing to do with each other. Did you run the install-windows.bat first?

EDIT:
Open the install-windows.bat and add:
pause

to the end.

Now you can see if theres an error.

i meant java, and yeah i have the same issue

edit: hold on

 

[thr0wback]

i meant java, and yeah i have the same issue

You got multiple issues, but lets focus on the client.
Add "pause" to the end and paste what the CMD displays.


I ain't got issues with the client.

 

[shamcooly]

'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

 

[shamcooly]

system path right?

 

[Bladestar]

Use this tutorial, it's the one I gave you in the other thread.

Yeah, you need to install JDK and set the environment variables.

 

[thr0wback]

Make sure to download Java, the JRE (Runtime Environment, to run java programs) and the JDK (To create programs, or run advanced ones).

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html

Then do this:
http://www.ehow.com/how_5127784_set-java-path.html