I recommend using SDKMAN to automatically setup the JAVA_HOME and PATH environment variables. It is also used to install and manage different versions of JDK and can be set up to automatically switch Java version when you cd into the directory of a project.
Thank you so much!! I had installed Java twice so thought I had to delete the Java_home and add the Path to Enviornment Variables. Very precise explanation.
Is there any way to have the environment variables (paths) as actual variables, so it would just read a file that would be editable manually, without admin access. It's really not practical to create five IT tickets a day when I need to test an application, with different versions of anythin (not just Java). They allow me can install what I need after I ask, really not practical to ask every time I want to switch between versions.
This was an amazingly useful video I messed up my path System variable by copying and pasting a set x from stack overflow that was supposed to fix my problem. It is now deleted all my past and I’m having trouble with all my development programs in the command line Is there anyway to recover a deleted path? Also I am not able to even make any changes once I press OK it never saves the information even though I am under administrator level
Hi. I haven't seen that before. I once had an issue where Windows wouldn't show the "advanced" PATH editor due to incompatible characters. You could try saving the PATH, emptying it, then starting again one entry at a time.
Yeah, classpath is something different from JAVA_HOME/PATH. Make sure that any libraries (jar files) required by your application are on the classpath.
I recommend using SDKMAN to automatically setup the JAVA_HOME and PATH environment variables. It is also used to install and manage different versions of JDK and can be set up to automatically switch Java version when you cd into the directory of a project.
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Thank you so much!! I had installed Java twice so thought I had to delete the Java_home and add the Path to Enviornment Variables. Very precise explanation.
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Is there any way to have the environment variables (paths) as actual variables, so it would just read a file that would be editable manually, without admin access. It's really not practical to create five IT tickets a day when I need to test an application, with different versions of anythin (not just Java). They allow me can install what I need after I ask, really not practical to ask every time I want to switch between versions.
This was an amazingly useful video
I messed up my path System variable by copying and pasting a set x from stack overflow that was supposed to fix my problem. It is now deleted all my past and I’m having trouble with all my development programs in the command line
Is there anyway to recover a deleted path? Also I am not able to even make any changes once I press OK it never saves the information even though I am under administrator level
Hi. I haven't seen that before. I once had an issue where Windows wouldn't show the "advanced" PATH editor due to incompatible characters. You could try saving the PATH, emptying it, then starting again one entry at a time.
what software u used for screen recording?
OBS Studio
CLASSPATH? maybe, I am trying to compile and run java but I keep getting class not found
Yeah, classpath is something different from JAVA_HOME/PATH. Make sure that any libraries (jar files) required by your application are on the classpath.
is someone watching this due to a problem with Okapi Framework and tools like Rainbow.exe ?
related with java vm and runtime
So what is use of JAVA_PATH
There's no such thing as JAVA_PATH. Just JAVA_HOME and PATH.