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not sure what happens but you can try copy new java into this folder<br />
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~\Oracle\product\x.x.x\cli<wbr />ent_1\jdk<br />
~\Oracle\product\x.x.x\cli<wbr />ent_1\jdk\<wbr />jre<br />
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* get a copy of old one before any change...<br />
probably you will break the oracle client/server...<br />
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never tried such thing :)
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not sure what happens but you can try copy new java into this folder

~\Oracle\product\x.x.x\client_1\jdk
~\Oracle\product\x.x.x\client_1\jdk\jre

* get a copy of old one before any change...
probably you will break the oracle client/server...

never tried such thing :)

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I'm using 11.2.0.4 for Windows 64bit. It comes with Java 5 as part of the install (I'm assuming so you don't need to have Java installed to use Oracle). How do I update that version of Java? I'm running into an error where I need the unlimited crypto package but I can't use it on Java 5 (I tried and it grenaded parts of Windows if I update the security files). I did then install Java 8 on the system but Oracle seems to look at it's own vs what is installed outside of Oracle.
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I'm using 11.2.0.4 for Windows 64bit. It comes with Java 5 as part of the install (I'm assuming so you don't need to have Java installed to use Oracle). How do I update that version of Java? I'm running into an error where I need the unlimited crypto package but I can't use it on Java 5 (I tried and it grenaded parts of Windows if I update the security files). I did then install Java 8 on the system but Oracle seems to look at it's own vs what is installed outside of Oracle.

Oracle and Java

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