Testing with JDK
| Issue | I want to test my JExpress' install program with the JDK, but JExpress expects the JRE. |
| Comments |
JExpress defaults to starting the JRE because you can't distribute
the JDK to your customers while the JRE is freely distributable.
The more recent versions of the JDK come with the JRE, but the
Windows installation program that installed the JDK usually didn't
added the required registry entries for the JRE. If you're running
Windows and you know you have the JRE on your system, then add the
registry entries for the JRE:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Runtime
Environment\1.1\JavaHome
Or, you can simply change the Windows shortcut or UNIX startup scripts to use the JDK to run JExpress. |
| Status | Solved |
| Applies to | Version independent |
| Platforms | All |
| Topics | JDK, Java Advanced Kit, Windows shortcut, UNIX scripts |
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