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tabula java requirements v6 or v7.
See original GitHub issuePlease add to the documentation of tabluapy that tabula requires java 6 or java 7 only!
I spent many hours trying to diagnose why I could not get tabula-py to run. I had java but it was not the correct version.
From the tabula readme
Using Tabula
First, make sure you have a recent copy of Java installed. You can download Java at https://www.java.com/download/ . Tabula requires a Java Runtime Environment compatible with Java 6 or Java 7.
To hack around other java versions installed I prepend the correct path to java 7 I installed
import sys
b = sys.path
sys.path = ['/opt/java/jre1.7.0_79/bin'] + b
And can now extract the tables. This would have saved a lot of time if requirements said
java 6 or java 7
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Note this issue is resolved with the recently released Tabula 0.9.2.
I added confirmed Java versions on README https://github.com/chezou/tabula-py/commit/afe4554c8ec818f3f5f70037d0aabab7522af7ab
Oracle Java 9 is not released yet, what is more, it is a matter of
tabula-java, nottabula-py. I think it is enough to add the confirmed versions.