'java' is not an internal or external command?

Hello, I've usually never had problems with java until now and I will greatly appreciate it if you help me "for free" unlike Oracle which charges you 5$ per minute. >.> Seriously?
On to the problem, recently I decided to make a tekkit server(Tekkit is a modpack for a game called "Minecraft"[Ring a bell? It was coded in Java]) but when ever I launch the program it gives me this error:
C:\Users\Erik\Desktop\Server>java -Xmx1G -Xms1G -jar Tekkit.jar nogui
'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
C:\Users\Erik\Desktop\Server>pause
Press any key to continue...
Now usually reading errors and finding out the problem isn't hard for me due to the fact I code in Java, but this one stumps me. I believe it gives me this error because I'm missing something from Java but I'm more than confident that I have everything I need installed. Am I missing something? If so please do tell.

BombingParadise wrote:
Found out I need the latest version. I try downloading the latest version before and it keeps giving me this error saying I need to retry later. I restart my computer and try it again but I'm still getting the error >:\No you don't, Minecraft is built for Java 6.
Amazing how you can do something as difficult as mod a game not yet built to be modded and yet not even know the basics of the basics of the command prompt, nor have the capacity to research it apparently.

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