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Aug 17 2017 11:51pm
Does it update thru windows update, or do you have to manually go to the website again to get a new version?
Or how does updating it work?
/edit Same question for intelij
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Aug 18 2017 02:34pm
No for both.
You update by downloading the newer version.
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Aug 18 2017 03:00pm
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No for both.
You update by downloading the newer version.
Thanks, so uninstall then reinstall, or just install over it?
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Aug 18 2017 04:58pm
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Thanks, so uninstall then reinstall, or just install over it?
I would say along side. Just in case.
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Aug 18 2017 05:20pm
Quote (ROM @ Aug 18 2017 06:58pm)
I would say along side. Just in case.
what doyou mean along side?
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Aug 19 2017 10:09am
Quote (ferf @ Aug 18 2017 06:20pm)
what doyou mean along side?
You can have multiple JDKs installed at once. You just need to set your java_home and path variable. That allows your programs to determine what version of java to use.
Edit: this ->
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19182-01/821-0917/6nluh6gq9/index.html
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