maxrebo wrote:

I have it in the folder.

You have what in which folder?

Install Java
Extract DBGL somewhere
Run dbgl.cmd

my File structure is like this
C:\Dosbox Game Launcher inside their I put java.exe and javaw.exe and ran dbgl.cmd and it said java is not a internal or external command.Java is installed in C:\Program Files (x86)\Java

Get the runtime!

I already I have it but do I install it again into that folder.

No. It normally installs to C:\Program Files\Java\jre6

It is installed there and up to date.

I have 64 bit windows 7 but I downloaded the 64-bit version.

dbgl.jar should be an Executable Jar File.
If it isn't hit properties.
Opens with: Change.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Java
javaw.exe" -jar "%1" %*

What about I start from square 1,delete everything,reinstall and then you tell me everything I need to do or to get in running.It says executable jar file for dbgl.jar.

Uninstall Java
Install Java
Extract DBGL somewhere
Run dbgl.cmd

Were should I install both java and dbgl. I am running 64 bit windows 7

I was originally getting the error, 'java' not a recognized internal or external command blah blah.I looked that up and did the environmental variables path stuff and I don't get that anymore.Now its says unable to run jarfile dbgl.jar.What do I do to fix this by the way I am running it has an administrator.

I let Java install the way it wants without changing anything.
You can extract DBGL where ever.
I place it in C:\Program Files\DBGL and make a dbgl.cmd shortcut that uses the DOSBox.exe icon.

What should I do about that error.

maxrebo, maybe try the DBGL jar wrapper I made; just put it in your DBGL directory and run it.

Please let me know if this tool solves the problem.

No luck,I extracted it to my folder and when I click it nothing.Yet when I copied it and put it on the desktop it said unable to access jar file location of C:\launch.exe\dbgl.jar

Then why I copied dbgl into that path I get the error about couldn't find main class and a bunch of stuff I couldn't understand.

Besides install dbgl am I supposed to do anything special with java other than install it or is anything supposed to be in a special directory.

maxrebo, please make sure you're using the DBGL version appropriate for your system; when you've installed Java 64-bit, you should also use the DBGL 64-bit version.

Your problem report is rather chaotic; please attach a picture showing your DBGL directory, maybe that brings more clearity to the issue.