It's likely a simple thing to fix but I don't know what's causing this. One thing though, how can I make jar-files runnable? They open the package manager instead of being run by the JRE. I got it working in just about 2 minutes and if I got it working on the first attempt - anyone can! It doesn't happen often, but it's happened more than once. Once the problem is reported, and a few hours go by, I try again with success.
Java.sun.com jdk 6 download download#
It seems that, occasionally, the file available for download has been prepared incorrectly. Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Installed JREs (Confirm your JRE)Ī few times I've downloaded the JDK, only to be presented with an error that a file could not be found, and that installation could not continue. Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Compiler (Set the version ie 6) Once eclipse is running, you'll need to change the default compiler, and possibly add the JRE: They all can be installed in nearly the same way. Also, this way, you can actually have multiple eclipses, JDK's, and, when you decide to, multiple Tomcat instances. The advantage is that the cooperation and performance of the two 32bit packages rivals the same on Windows. Obviously this method isn't supported by the package managers.
Java.sun.com jdk 6 download install#
This is a very simple way to install the latest JDK. Edit path as necessaryĪlias eclipse='java -jar /home//Desktop/eclipse/startup.jar' # The eclipse alias below assumes that you have extracted the eclipse folder PATH=.:$JAVA_HOME/bin:$JAVA_HOME/jre/bin:$PATH
#Then close all of your terminal windows.
#Copy and Paste at the bottom of your /home//.bashrc file Configure BASH to export the JAVA_HOME env variable like so: Rename the folder it produces to something simple: JDK6.32Ĭ. The JDK requires that you run: sh jdk-6-linux-i586.bin, and agree to the terms. Download the 32Bit JDK () right from SUN.ĭownload the 32Bit Eclipse () right from
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