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Linux, java.exe and jar.exe
I am running on RHEL 6.5
I am using the following version of java
What I want to do is to run jar.exe, but when I try that I get the following:
The jar.exe comes with the JDK, I thought I had the JDK, given th e java -version output above, but apparently I was mistaken.
How Can I easily install the 1.7 JDK
Hopefully with a yum install ???
(Does not have to be 32 bit, I can handle a 64 bit java
THanks
I am using the following version of java
java -version
java version "1.7.0_09-icedtea"
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (rhel-2.3.7.1.el6_3-i386)
OpenJDK Server VM (build 23.7-b01, mixed mode)
What I want to do is to run jar.exe, but when I try that I get the following:
jar.exe
-bash: jar.exe: command not found
The jar.exe comes with the JDK, I thought I had the JDK, given th e java -version output above, but apparently I was mistaken.
How Can I easily install the 1.7 JDK
Hopefully with a yum install ???
(Does not have to be 32 bit, I can handle a 64 bit java
THanks
The name of the binary should be just "jar", not "jar.exe" under Linux.
ASKER
Your right, did not think of that
However, I tried the following:
So it appears that I need a NDK
Could you please tell me how to yum install a 1.7 JDK ?
Thanks
However, I tried the following:
jar
-bash: jar: command not found
So it appears that I need a NDK
Could you please tell me how to yum install a 1.7 JDK ?
Thanks
(Does not have to be 32 bit, I can handle a 64 bit javaLooks to me that you have a 32 JRE, so you should check if you've got the right version of that as well as installing a JDK
ASKER
Yes, I put a 32 bit version of the FRE on there on purpose originally, but now I need a JDK, and it will be much easier to install if its a 64 bit
Can someone please tell me how to yum install the 64 bit JDK for RHEL 6.x
Thanks
Can someone please tell me how to yum install the 64 bit JDK for RHEL 6.x
Thanks
Not me i'm afraid - i'm rpm-phobic ;)
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