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How to set IntelliJ IDEA Project SDK
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Closed 4 years ago.
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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Closed 12 months ago.
when i use vscode to run the java, i can run it successfully. However, the vscode appears this problem which confuses me
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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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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.
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Is the source code of native methods available?
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Closed 8 years ago.
Using eclipse, I see that methods like System.nanotime() or System.arraycopy() are native.
However I could not see the definitions of these methods.
Where are can I find the definitions , and more importantly what language are those methods written in ?
Install the Java SE Development Kit from http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp.
Once installed, you should find an archive called src.zip in the top of the JDK installation directory. The Java source code is in there.