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FlashBuilder.ini specifies java path and options. it defaults to prehistoric JDK embedded in Flash Builder directory.
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FlashBuilder.ini specifies java path and options. it defaults to prehistoric JDK embedded in Flash Builder directory.

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How? what exactly we write to specify that? &nbsp;like JAVA_HOME, PATH, CLASSPATH.<br />
How do we check if that worked.
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How? what exactly we write to specify that?  like JAVA_HOME, PATH, CLASSPATH.
How do we check if that worked.

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i have not come across any option to change the default java version in flash version.<br />
Is it possible to choose java 8 on flash version
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i have not come across any option to change the default java version in flash version.
Is it possible to choose java 8 on flash version

how can flash builder 4.X version make use of java 8

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