Aug 13, 2012 · For those doing software development, don't put your JAVA_HOME in /etc/environment unless you want to reboot everytime you switch JDK versions.

May 3, 2014 · If you have JDK 1.6 (corresponding to Java 6) or a newer version installed, you should have a program named jrunscript in your PATH. You can use this to find the corresponding …

I unknowingly downloaded the wrong jdk onto my system (openjdk 11) and would prefer java 1.8.0_181 to be installed. I'm just looking to run an application so I believe that jre is all that is neede...

Jul 4, 2018 · Maven environment variable not working on other terminal How to permanently set environmental variables PATH and M2_HOME in ubuntu for maven3? I can set m2_home path in my …

Feb 6, 2015 · Firstly I opened Ubuntu Software center and searched for jdk removed the installer and default jdk 6 from there. Then I run the command : sudo update-alternatives --config java sudo …

4 I work as java/j2ee application developer so kindly tell me how to set JAVA_HOME, JRE_HOME, CLASSPATH so that I may use Tomcat, Mysql ,java all together in Terminal. I may be using all …

That's definitely the semantically correct thing to do (because /etc/environment is the recommended place to store system-wide environment variables). But I just wanted to keep all of my environment …

May 19, 2014 · Setting JAVA_HOME in setenv.sh gives you ability to use different tomcats with different applications that need different version of java, but running by one user.

You have set the environment variable JAVA_HOME, but this is only a value used by applications that want to know where the JRE or JDK are. The PATH is what your shell is looking in when you try to …

Jan 27, 2023 · But I am still unable to understand how to set different system level and user level variables like PATH, JAVA_HOME, HOME for maven working with java. Also there are different …