Trouble Running CraftBukkit Server

Hey guys, I am having trouble running my bukkit server. As far as I know, I have done everything correctly. I am running 64-bit windows 7 and 32-bit java (version 7 update 5) and Minecraft 1.2.5. I downloaded my server from here:http://wiki.bukkit.org/Setting_up_a_server#Windows
(this is also where I am getting my instructions) by clicking the CraftBukkit - Recommended Build link near the top of the page. My filename looks like this: craftbukkit-1.2.5-R4.0. I placed this file in a new folder on my desktop titled "My Server". Then, I opened up a new notepad document and copy+pasted this in from the wiki:
@ECHO OFF
color 0a
SET BINDIR=%~dp0
CD /D "%BINDIR%"
echo.
echo What Java Version you Are Using (6 or 7)???
set /p JR=jre
set JR=jre%JR%
echo Java Version Setted to %JR%
Timeout /t 2 /nobreak >nul
cls
color 0a
echo.
echo Type CraftBukkit FileName without ext. [ex. craftbukkit-1.2.5-R4.0]
set /p CBN=
echo CraftBukkit Setted to %CBN%
Timeout /t 2 /nobreak >nul
cls
color 0c
echo.
if %PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%==x86 (
echo Windows 32bit Detected!
echo Program Directory Setted to %programfiles%
SET PD=%programfiles%
) else (
echo Windows 64bit Detected!
SET PD64=%programfiles%
SET PD32=%programfiles(x86)%
echo.
echo You want to Run Java from x32 or x64 ProgramFiles???
echo x32 = %PD32%
echo x64 = %PD64%
set /p PGF=Run in x
set PGF=x%PGF%
if %PGF%==x64 (
echo Program Directory Setted to %PD64%
set PD=%PD64%
) else (
echo Program Directory Setted to %PD32%
set PD=%PD32%
)
)
Timeout /t 4 /nobreak >nul
cls
color 0a
echo.
echo Starting CraftBukkit...
Timeout /t 2 /nobreak >nul
color 08
"%PD%\Java\%JR%\bin\java.exe" -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jar %CBN%.jar
color 0a
echo CraftBukkit Stopped...
echo.
Timeout /t 5 /nobreak
I typed this in because none of the other codes would work for me, (they would say "The system cannot find the path specified") even when I added (x86) to the "program files" since that was where my java program is located. When I ran the code above, the window did not display an error message, but said "What java version are you running <6 or 7>???" and under it "jre", where I typed in "7" and hit enter, since that is my version. Then it said, "Type CraftBukkit FileName without .ext", so I typed in craftbukkit-1.2.5-R4.0 and hit enter. Next, the window displayed the message "Windows 64 bit detected! You want to run java from x32 or x64 Program Files???" under it was "run in x" and I typed in 32, since that is my Java version, and hit enter. Finally, the window displayed "Starting CraftBukkit..." and "The System cannot find the path specified" and under it "Craftbukkit Stopped...". Under this was "waiting for 5 seconds, press cntrl+C to quit ..." and after the seconds counted down to 0 the window closed and nothing happened. Please help, I really want to run my bukkit server.

For anyone else who had this problem and has the x32 bit java, download the x64 bit java. I did this, and my problem was completely solved! Sorry for the trouble.

Does anyone have any ideas on how I can run my server without having to type in what java version I'm using, whether I'm using Java x32 bit or x64 bit, and the name of my bukkit file?

Really setting up a server is downloading the RB (dl.bukkit.org), put it in a folder, creating in the same folder a file called start.bat or run.bat or something else and paste this in it:

Code:

-AT-Echo OFF
java -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jar craftbukkit.jar
PAUSE

-AT- = @ but @Echo gives a link to a user on this forum...


know that "craftbukkit.jar" in you .bat file reffers to the name of your server jar file, so if you called it otherwise, you should edit either the bat file or the jar name. also be sure to allow you server in your firewall (the first time it runs a confirmation box will popup)

zip

huh what do you mean?

I read this, and it was indeed helpful because your response hinted (most likely unintentionally) that I had the wrong java version. Under your response to my problem, though, I posted two more things: That downloading x64 java had fixed my problem, and that I wanted to know if there was a way to run my server without typing in my java version, the name of my server file, and whether I wanted to use x32 or x64 bit java every single time.

Thanks, and that's a good thing to do I guess... It makes people feel smart XD
Anyways, I will definitely try to set my path variable, and should I switch my batch file to the one you suggested, even if everything works out anyways?