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Hello everyone I'm looking for method to change my default java for macbook air. I'm new user in mac and I dont know how and where to do it. I've installed Java 7 from Oracle website but when I want to run eclipse it shows alert that I need java 7 version.
Make sure that you've set your JAVA_HOME environment variable: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19182-01/820-7851/inst_cli_jdk_javahome_t/index.html
This means put the following in your ~/.environment file:
export JAVA_HOME=jdk-install-dir
export PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH`
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After I upgraded Mac OS Big sur, Netbeans can not open on my Mac. I click Netbeans and nothing happened. I try to fix this problem, but I failed. Now can someone help me to resolve it?
It's have issue with java path. i setup path for the java_home but it's still not working.
I uninstall and install JAVA and netbeans both but it's still not working.
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Forgive my noobishness, after downloading and installing Maven, how do I configure the environment variable on windows 10? From Advanced System Settings -> Environment Variables I can't relate with the interface. I don't know what to do now as I don't want to mess up my paths.
To add Maven to Windows path you have to create a new variable MAVEN_HOME=<MAVEN_PATH> and then adding this variable to the PATH/path like <PATH_PREVIOUS_VALUE>;%MAVEN_HOME%/bin;
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They have a powershell version, awesome tool for are tools that work on JVM
I was able to edit the path instead of picking on the list as windows 10 presents it. I just clicked on "Edit Text" and it brought out the window in the old fashioned way.
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Where do I put my setenv.sh? I installed Tomcat8 via yum on CentOS.
setenv.sh is not used under RHEL/CentOS yum installation because the /usr/sbin/tomcat8 does not recognise catalina.s. Instead, it calls the tomcat bootstrap class directly.
The best place is to put the values in /etc/tomcat8/tomcat8.conf
Alternatively, use the Tomcat8 tar.gz.
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I am using 64 bit windows 8, i have downloaded jdk-7u51..x64.exe from official site of oracle. but as soon as i run the set up it says
"The app can't run on your pc,check with the software publisher"
whats is the problem why 64 bit jdk is not able to install on 64 bit windows 8.
Latest java gives some issues in Eclipse Use this link to download in java
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Not a Java person, so forgive this simple question, but on our Windows Server 2008 Enterprise server we have the following Java installations:
My understanding is that this is the JRE - shown as Java (TM) 6 Update 37 (64-bit) above I believe - and the JDK.
If I un-install the JRE will that leave the JDK intact and have no adverse effect?
Yes, you can surely uninstall and start working with JDK without any issues. Just don't forget to update JAVA_HOME and path variables accordingly.
Please refer to this page for steps of how to setup JAVA_HOME and path