The default built-in unzip of Windows might fail to extract everything into the right place.Spring Tools 4 is the next generation of Spring tooling for your favorite coding enrivonment. But you need to make sure that you extract the ZIP file using a tool like 7zip or so that is capable of extracting ZIP files with entries with very long paths in it. You can go to and download the ZIP file instead of the self-extracting JAR file. There is also another way to get the distribution on your machine if the self-extracting JAR file doesn't work. " doesn't work (you mentioned an error message), then it looks to me like a problem with either the downloaded JAR file or some permissions issue. If executing the JAR file via "java -jar. When it runs, it will extract the STS installation on its own, so there is no need or reason to extract the JAR file manually. The "self-extracting" jar contains a main method, so you should be able to just run that JAR file with the "java -jar " command from the command line or double click on it. I also tried running this command, but it didn't work: $ java -jar spring-tool-suite-4-4.17.1.RELEASE-e4.26.86_64.self-extracting.jarĮrror: Unable to access jarfile spring-tool-suite-4-4.17.1.RELEASE-e4.26.86_64.self-extracting.jar I tried reinstalling the jdk and downloading the STS4 again, but to no avail. I checked the directory and program files which turned up nothing.Īnyone know how to properly install STS4 on Win 10? Appreciate the help. Finally, I don't know where it's finding the 'jdk-17' in the window in the screenshot. I'm on Win 10, Java version is 'java version "19.0.1" ' and I have jdk-19.
I'm not sure why it's doing that and I thought it should just extract the jar file. It also gives me the option to 'keep using the app or try more apps' - see attached screenshot for ref. When I try to extract the downloaded jar file, I get a pop up window with the message, "How do you want to extract it?".
Looking for assistance with Spring Tool Suite(STS)4 install.
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