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I have downloaded jdk6u7-linux-rpm.bin and jdk6u7-linux.bin how do i install these i have to run java programs. and do i need to set classpath and path please explain in detail ...
  1. 10-01-2008 #1
    madangopal
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    JDK installation

    I have downloaded jdk6u7-linux-rpm.bin and jdk6u7-linux.bin


    how do i install these i have to run java programs. and do i need to set classpath and path please explain in detail because i m new to fedora9
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    Hi
    try the following
    Code:
    # chmod a+x jdk6u7-linux-rpm.bin
# ./jdk6u7-linux-rpm.bin
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    Quote Originally Posted by tiersen View Post
    Hi
    try the following
    Code:
    # chmod a+x jdk6u7-linux-rpm.bin
# ./jdk6u7-linux-rpm.bin
    It will install java in the folder from where you have executed this command.

    Then you can set the path and java home in the .bash_profile file.

    PATH=/usr/local/jdk-xxx/bin: (Rest of the entry)

    JAVA_HOME=/usr/local/jdk-xxx
    export JAVA_HOME

    After saving the .bash_profile file execute this file:
    $ source .bash_profile
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    Quote Originally Posted by sanjaykatiyar View Post
    It will install java in the folder from where you have executed this command.

    Then you can set the path and java home in the .bash_profile file.

    PATH=/usr/local/jdk-xxx/bin: (Rest of the entry)

    JAVA_HOME=/usr/local/jdk-xxx
    export JAVA_HOME

    After saving the .bash_profile file execute this file:
    $ source .bash_profile
    Thank you sanjaykatiyar. You're right.
    Another way to do the stuff is to change the working directory using the ch command before proceeding
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