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What is probably happening is gjc is earlier in your path than SUN's java. &nbsp;One way you could get SUN's java to come first is to find the symbolic link &quot;java&quot; that points to gjc and delete it. &nbsp;
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What is probably happening is gjc is earlier in your path than SUN's java.  One way you could get SUN's java to come first is to find the symbolic link "java" that points to gjc and delete it.  

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When I type in &quot;java&quot; in the terminal window it uses the built in gjc interpreter. &nbsp;I've installed the latest Sun SDK and put in in my PATH as well. &nbsp;However, the java command is still intercepted by gjc. &nbsp;How do I set up my system so it will run the SUN java executable instead of the gjc when I type &quot;java&quot; or &quot;javac&quot;?
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When I type in "java" in the terminal window it uses the built in gjc interpreter.  I've installed the latest Sun SDK and put in in my PATH as well.  However, the java command is still intercepted by gjc.  How do I set up my system so it will run the SUN java executable instead of the gjc when I type "java" or "javac"?

Setting up Java

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