Issue Summary

When starting the Fisheye/Crucible using the $FISHEYE_HOME/bin/run.bat or $FISHEYE_HOME/bin/start.bat the FISHEYE_INST set on the Windows Environment variable is not picked up instead the FISHEYE_HOME is always taken as the FISHEYE_INST path.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Set FISHEYE_INST as an Environment variable
2. From the FISHEYE_HOME try to start the Fisheye/Crucible using the $FISHEYE_HOME/bin/run.bat or $FISHEYE_HOME/bin/start.bat the FISHEYE_INST set on the Env variable is not picked up
3. Instead, the FISHEYE_HOME is always picked up as the FISHEYE_INST path

Expected Results

The $FISHEYE_HOME/bin/run.bat or $FISHEYE_HOME/bin/start.bat should pick up the correct FISHEYE_INST value set on the Windows Environment variable

Actual Results

The $FISHEYE_HOME/bin/run.bat or $FISHEYE_HOME/bin/start.bat file always picks up the FISHEYE_HOME as FISHEYE_INST path

Workaround

This is caused because the JVM parameters are not included without double quotes("") in the $FISHEYE_HOME/bin/fisheyectl.bat file.

Find and modify the Line set FISHEYE_JVM_FLAGS

From

set FISHEYE_JVM_FLAGS="-Dfisheye.library.path=%FISHEYE_LIBRARY_PATH% -Dfisheye.inst=%FISHEYE_INST% -Djava.awt.headless=true -Djava.endorsed.dirs=%FISHEYE_HOME%\lib\endorsed"

To

set FISHEYE_JVM_FLAGS="-Dfisheye.library.path=%FISHEYE_LIBRARY_PATH%" "-Dfisheye.inst=%FISHEYE_INST%" "-Djava.awt.headless=true" "-Djava.endorsed.dirs=%FISHEYE_HOME%\lib\endorsed"