Thank you for providing some details. After reviewing the data you provided it sounds like you need to have java installed on your Tidal Automation Client server machine. The Client manager uses the Java Runtime to operate effectively. You can see all the Java .jar files in the clientmanager\lib folder.
here is my recommendation:
1. install java 1.8
2. add the windows server computers 'environment variables' to include a Java_Home variable with the location of the installed java application.
3. on the Client Manager server, edit the clientmgr.props file and add a line: JAVA_HOME=C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.xxxxxx ( or wherever you install java)
4. Restart the client manager server
NOTE: Hopefully you have a lower environment to test in. Also note, the master environment also has a Java_Home parameter in the master.props file so you should have java installed on both master and client servers.
Last note, if you have master and client on the same server. thats a bad idea.
Now if you were able to use the client manager with a browser and not have java installed, I don't know how that works.
