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How to install a specific JDK on Mac OS X?
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Closed 9 years ago.
I'm looking for the "Java SE Express" jdk for developing an adobe AIR plugin. According to the book, "Java: in Parts" by John Malcun the link is there in the oracle website, but the link in the book doesn't work, and I can't find from searching.
I hope you really searched well before blaming Oracle. here you go:
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/webnotes/install/mac/mac-jdk.html
EDIT: There are freely available IDEs such as eclipse. You can download eclipse for MAC from :
http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/?osType=macosx
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JDK = Java SE && JDK != Java EE?
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Closed 4 years ago.
I am newbie in Java, sorry for this question but I have not a good answer to my questions regarding to this issue.
1) I look at Java SE versions history and see the versions seems to come from Java SE versions. Is the Java language version is directly related to Java SE JDK history? What does Java 8 means? Is it the language version corresponding to Java SE JDK version 8?
2) What about the Java EE SDK and JDK? Does it have no effect on the version of Java?
I have been very confused regarding to these issues about the versions of programming language and libraries. Could you pls. clarify me?
SE (Standard Edition) and EE(Enterprise Edition) basically are the Java Editions.
JDK means Java Development Kit which contans JRE (Java Runtime Enviroment) and JVM (Java Virtual Machine).
yes you are right. java 8 is the language versions. every version of java come up with new Features.
and Some versions of java have both EE and SE and Some have only SE.
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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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add javax.comm API on a mac
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Closed 6 years ago.
In that I connect hardware through USB. I need to write a program in Java to detect the port or pop up GUI page. So I need to communicate with ports. I am looking for javax.comm to download and attach to the eclipse. problem is I have a Mac and not getting link to download java.comm.
Oracle's page about javax.comm mentions RS-232 and IEEE-1284, but nothing is said about a support for USB. This question says:
It seems that Java comm API is dead now.
The good news are that there is an API especially for USB: JSR-80. An implementation of it is usb4java.
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Cannot run Eclipse; JVM terminated. Exit code=13
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Closed 7 years ago.
I reinstalled my windows yesterday and now when I try to open eclipse I face such error
I don't know what's wrong with my eclipse but I have installed last version of java se
I had the same error, in my case it indicated that I tried to use a 32 bit Eclipse with a 64bit JDK.
Unless you have a specific need for 32bit, I'd recommend you to install both the JDK and Eclipse with 64bit.
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Do I have to pay a fee to develop or deploy a .NET application?
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Closed 8 years ago.
Everybody saying that java is freeware and .net is not freeware but i download and install .net framework to my lap and i can write asp.net code in freeware ide .can i able to develop it without visual studio and i want ti know which is not freeware .net or visualstudio
Yes, you can develop without Visual Sturio. You could use csc or msbuild at the command line, you could use any of a range of alternative IDEs, or you could use Visual Studio Express, which is free.
The .NET framework is freely available to Windows users.
Alternatively if "free" and "free" isn't good enough: Mono is also free, as is MonoDevelop.