Install the UiPath Java Extension manually (no studio)

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Hi there, I have a process that needs the java extension to work. I can install it with the studio but I don’t know how to install it on the PCs that have only the robot (no studio). Thanks for your advice.

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Hi,

You have to enable Java Access Bridge to work with Java based applications.

Refer the below post, how to activate JAB

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Thanks. In this guide it says: “Make sure the Enable Java Access Bridgebox is not selected.”, which is what I have.
→ How can I manually install the Java extension that UiPath provides (the one that you see under Start>Tools in the Studio)?

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@Jizh,

From uipath go to start, and go to tools, there you have different extension.

Java extension is available there.

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Exactly this one but I want to install it on computers that have no Studio (just the robot).
There is a folder with the extensions under: C:\Program Files (x86)\UiPath\Studio\UiPath but I’m not sure if I can just take the files from there to another pc and how I would install them.

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Refer the below post on how to install java extensions from cmd

https://studio.uipath.com/docs/installing-the-java-extensions

and use the below command in cmd

“C:\Users\anil\AppData\Local\UiPath\app-
19.2.0\UiPath\JavaSupport\ScreenScrapeJavaSupport.exe”

Replace the above with your path accordingly and this should install java extrension.

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Okay, I will try, thanks.

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