Ошибка при инициализации java runtime environment adobe animate

So I attempted the virtual camera tutorial animation on the adobe webpage for Animate CC.

When the animation was complete, I tried to export it as a .mov file.

However, I was greeted with the message: «Error initializing Java Runtime Environment. You may need to reinstall flash.»

So I tried uninstalling and reinstalling Flash Player for my default browser(Firefox), but nothing.

I was told to delete and recreate/modify the jvm.ini file in my Configuration folder in the install directory, so I did. I changed -Xmx256m to -Xmx1024m to -Xmx128m and back to -Xmx256m; I deleted it and restarted Animate CC, I moved it from C:UsersmyUsernameAppdataLocalAdobeAnimate CC 2017en_USConfigurationActionScript 3.0 to my install directoryCommonConfigurationActionScript (which did not already have it for some reason- is this normal?) and to the en_USConfigurationActionScript 3.0 folder in the install directory, then copied it around and put it in half of the folders in the install directory. Still nothing.

I tried running the application as an administrator. This had no effect.

Someone else advised me to install the 2010 and 2008 Microsoft C++ Redistributable Packages- this does not make sense to me as I already have the more recent 2012 packages, which I don’t want to remove in fear of disrupting other applications I frequent that require them.

This seems to be a problem caused by ActionScript ONLY, as there was no error message when I removed the Camera and tried exporting (hence I put it here and not in General.)

Does anyone have a solution? This problem has been tearing at my sanity for 2 days now, I haven’t been able to move on to other projects as I have a feeling all ActionScript documents will suffer the same fate, preventing me from using any camera, 3D or code at all. I would hate to have to move to other animation software because of this tiny error message. I can provide additional information too- any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

I’m triying to to export my animation as a movie but I keep getting this error » error initializing java runtime environment. you may need to reinstall flash «

Test scene also give this error message . ( I’m on animate cc 2019 by the way)

This happen only when I use the camera tool with the plateform type «Action Script 3.0» .

After spending hours and hours on the net trying to find how to fix this issue here’s what I tried :

I already tried to reinstall animate cc

I already tried to change the value of the jvm . ini file

I already tried to delete jvm . ini

I also tried to repair all my Microsoft Visual C++ packages

I check my anti-virus nothing

I tried to reinstall old version of java , then the most recent one

I tried all those things and nothing works

(sorry if there are grammatical mistakes English is not my native language)

Any expert here to help me ?

Intro:

Finally I got near to roots of that mysterious Error

«Error initializing Java Runtime Environment. You may need to reinstall Flash.»

So here is what I’m found out + Bugfix

JavaPatch for Adobe Flash CS5 / CS6. Ver #1 [ 21.01.2014 ] 
======================================
 This is the fix the bug in Flash tell you all the time that
 Java could not be loaded. The effect of this error is that
 Actionscript will not work.
 Flash gives a little misleading error messages that tells you that
 "There is no Actionscript in the current Project"
 background information:
 The problem is that the Java Virtual Machine.dll demands on startup
 250MB huge contiguous memory blocks, but the 2GB-Virtual address
 space of the Flash.exe process is already filled with various loaded dll's
 BEFORE you continue ensure that you install/copied JRE 1.8.0 update 31 to
 %ProgramData%AdobeCS5jre
 For testing check if . AdobeCS5jrebinjava.exe starts
 (and shows a help about available commands)

The Patch is for 32-bit version only!

(however the problem is probably not in the 64-Bit Version — since there a process has a much large more ‘space’)

Well SIMPLE FIX / Workaround:

Use 64-Bit version of Adobe Flash !

TechDetails:

Java’s JVM.dll loaded in Ollydebug — The patched / change bytes are red .

^-Note that String ASCII «NUMA page alloc…» — will be a great ‘link’ to easily find that location in other JVM-versions to applied the patch there. Open jvm.dll in Ollydebug open String Ref. Windows and search for the string…

Download instructions:

Right click on picture above and download it.
Drag/open the *.jpg in / into Winrar / 7-Zip
OR
Rename ‘Flash-CSX-jvm-JavaPatch #1.7z.jpg‘ -> ‘Flash-CSX-jvm-JavaPatch #1.7z‘ so you open it by doubleclick

-> My creative solution for that A-Dope-board missing ‘Attach file feature’

Tested:

with Adobe Flash CS5 + JRE 1.8.0 update 31

More Techstuff:

Some of my notes that might be useful:

Note the memory is not real allocated in the way it can be use since to write or read from it is just allocated as

MEM_RESERVE like you see in the screenshot above. And freed just a little alter.

It seems that java just checks if it could possible the maximal the JVM is made for.

Note the problem is not that you have to less physical RAM installed.

It’s more related how memory is organise.

Well in 32 Bit each process has 4GB (or well practically Windows limits this to 2GB).

This space is virtual and not actually claimed (else you would very quickly run out of RAM) but it a kind of potential or Adress system. Na sorry that’ll be to offtopic to explain all the basic’s about memory.

jvm.dll!JNI_CreateJavaVM( OUT **p_vm, OUT **p_env, IN *vm_args);

typedef struct JavaVMInitArgs  
jint version; 00010004
 1. /* user classes */
 -D java.class.path=
 C:Program FilesAdobeAdobe Flash CS5CommonConfigurationActionScript 3.0;
 C:Program FilesAdobeAdobe Flash CS5CommonConfigurationActionScript 3.0asc_authoring.jar;
 C:Program FilesAdobeAdobe Flash CS5Common".
 2. /* set native library path */
 -D java.library.path=
 C:ProgramDataAdobeCS5jrebin
 3.
 -D java.Home=C:ProgramDataAdobeCS5jre
 4. classpath append
 -X bootclasspath/a:
 ;.;
 C:Program FilesJavajdk1.7jrelibextQTJava.zip
 5. Headless mode is a system configuration in which the display device, keyboard, or mouse is lacking. Headless mode support has been available since the J2SE 1.4 platform.
 -D java.awt.headless=true
 jboolean ignoreUnrecognized; 1
 > JavaVMInitArgs;

So for any further exploration about this Java problem setting a breakpoint to ‘JVM.dll!JNI_CreateJavaVM‘ will be a great startpoint