I could reply in detail earlier.
Apart from co-existing version sof Oracle JDK and Open JDK, you can have
different versions of Java (JDK/JRE) installed in same system as well. Say
Open JDK 6,7 along with Oracle JDK 6 & 7.
Like asusming a 64 bit system
openjdk-6-jdk:amd64
openjdk-6-jdk:i386
openj
"Subhadip Ghosh" wrote:
> I suppose you actually meant Oracle JDK/JRE when you said java. It's
possible to have OpenJDK and Oracle JDK installed on the same system but
you can have only one set as default at any point of time for obvious
reason.
Apologies
You are correct
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I think you are probably asking wrong questions. But without much
details of what you are trying to run it is dif
Thanks Onkar
Yes am trying to run two different pieces of software both of which have a
requirement for different kind of Java .
Right now , luckily , am only using one of the software but soon enough
both will need to run . Till then will work on setting it up and letting
you know what happens.
I think you are probably asking wrong questions. But without much
details of what you are trying to run it is difficult to give advice.
Here is what I figure out.
You are probably trying to run some ide which requires JDK so you need
to install openjdk-7-jdk package using synaptic or some other pac
Dear James,
Nice, thanks
Ok so without googling any my next question is how does one get on software
to run one version of java and another software another version ?
thanks
ram
On 6 July 2015 at 09:39, James Sebastian wrote:
> Instead you can point to Java version you want at /etc/alternativ
Instead you can point to Java version you want at /etc/alternatives/java.
The file is a symbolic linkl pointing to the java we need.
for eg:
james@james-ubuntu14:~$ ls -l /usr/bin/java
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 22 May 14 2014 /usr/bin/java ->
/etc/alternatives/java
james@james-ubuntu14:~$ ls -l /et
It is 'update-alternatives' in Debian based systems.
Regards.
Rohit Bhute
On Tuesday 23 June 2015 08:27 PM, Ramnarayan.K wrote:
thanks
will try it out and see what happens
there seems to be no tool called alternatives
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thanks
will try it out and see what happens
there seems to be no tool called alternatives
though there is galternatives
*A GUI to help the system administrator to choose what programshould
provide a given service.This is a graphical front-end to the
update-alternativesprogram shipped with dp
|An option other than ||update-alternativesis setting Java paths in the
config of the software using Java. E.g. I using PhpStorm which requires
JDK and allows me to specify its location through variables (WEBIDE_JDK,
JDK_HOME, JAVA_HOME) in the start-up script. By default, it will pick
the syst
See this link
http://tech.0x783czar.com/tech/?p=666
On Tue, Jun 23, 2015 at 8:09 PM, Ramnarayan.K
wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have two software - one requires openjdk and the other java - so is it
> possible to install both, openjdk and java together (side by side) or will
> there be issues.
>
> At an ear
Hi
I have two software - one requires openjdk and the other java - so is it
possible to install both, openjdk and java together (side by side) or will
there be issues.
At an earlier time i had to run some tax software which ran on java -,
however while i installed java i did not uninstall open jd
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