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Eclipse will not open due to environment variables [duplicate]
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Long story short I installed some plugins and extensions and now eclipse doesn't start.I was wondering how could i change the JVM , I already installed a the newer version required but i don't know how to change it.
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Can there be some converters or packer that would make my program run on windows? Maybe downloading JRE in the background or smt like this, so clients are not required to go to their site and download it manually
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It shows I have no sdk, but I have installed java development kit already:
I am new in programming world.
You have to define your JAVA_HOME environment variable to tell the system where to find the SDK. This explains how to set this variable on Windows.
Additionally you should add $JAVA_HOME/bin (the binary directory of your Java SDK) to your path environment variable.
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I am trying to set JDK 9 as project sdk but it cannot resolve java main classes. When I set JDK 8 as project sdk, it works without any problem.
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Intellij Version: 2016.2
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How to install Java SDK on CentOS?
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am new to Linux, am trying to install java jdk in linux centOA (which is already downloaded and placed in file manager folder). could you please help me out how to install with commands.
Check out this link that provides some options
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how to check the jdk version used to compile a .class file [duplicate]
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Is it possible somehow to get java version that was used to build class? Is there are any information compiled into class file? Possible there is some specific headers/footers or something like that.
Yes. You can find the version of JDK on which the class was compiled. Refer here.