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I think they can live together, you only have to change the path of your java compiler so that it would compile with the new one.<br />

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I think they can live together, you only have to change the path of your java compiler so that it would compile with the new one.


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Simplest way is to just install your JDK1.1.7, and reset the environment variable to point to your new directory.<br />
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For eg. CLASSPATH=&lt;your_new_lib_pa<wbr />th&gt;<br />
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Simplest way is to just install your JDK1.1.7, and reset the environment variable to point to your new directory.

For eg. CLASSPATH=<your_new_lib_path>




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I have solaris 2.7 and it comes with jdk 1.1.6<br />
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what do i need to remove or reconfigure in order install<br />
jdk 1.1.7 inside the machine... i'm not that familiar with<br />
solaris and i havent found any uninstall bin files for the <br />
jdk1.1.6.<br />
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thanks
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I have solaris 2.7 and it comes with jdk 1.1.6

what do i need to remove or reconfigure in order install
jdk 1.1.7 inside the machine... i'm not that familiar with
solaris and i havent found any uninstall bin files for the 
jdk1.1.6.

thanks

Installing new jdk over preinstalled jdk

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.