1. Un-install all the installed jre package. (your open office may not
work now or may get uninstalled, use aptitude)
2. Download the proper linux package from Oracle's Sun site.
3. Run the installer.
If you screw up, your netbeans, eclipse, open office etc application
will not work.
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On Sat, 2010-08-14 at 16:47 +0100, Nasimul Haque wrote:
> Java is a very complex technology. Do not mix up with multiple
> versions of Java in your system. Be satisfied with what you have from
> the distribution. Mac OS X has very old version and even being a
> developer I do not try to update to t
On Sat, 2010-08-14 at 21:34 +0600, সাজেদুর রহিম জোয়ারদার wrote:
> নির্ঝর
>
> What do you want to install? Java Runtime Environment to run java app or
> Java Development Kit to develop and run java apps, both? And let me know you
> what OS you are using? Currently you have java runtime installed on
Java is a very complex technology. Do not mix up with multiple
versions of Java in your system. Be satisfied with what you have from
the distribution. Mac OS X has very old version and even being a
developer I do not try to update to the latest.
Anyway, if you must have to do it. Although there is
নির্ঝর
What do you want to install? Java Runtime Environment to run java app or
Java Development Kit to develop and run java apps, both? And let me know you
what OS you are using? Currently you have java runtime installed on your
machine.
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Hello,
I'm using Sun Java (Strangely, I don't like the open version of it at
all. Dunno why!). My java version is Java 6 update 20. Installed it from
the multiverse repo.
Question is, how can I update my Java version? How to install Java from
self extracting binaries?
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