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Riddle me this - How can one change the Java Virtual Machine configuration to point to the current version of Java installed.
The JVM is pointing to an old version of Java
"java version "1.5.0_10""
I also have installed and NetBeans sees:
Java: 1.6.0_06; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 10.0-b22
I could use the brute force method of cleaning out "/usr/lib/jvm", I assume that there is a better method of changing this.
The following things are upsetting:
- I followed the instructions NetBeans provided in their build list to run my application. There is still some issues with the functionality (getResource). Is this a difference between accessing files within a "jar" and the development environment ?
- There is no apparent handle on this Java Virtual Machine. Netbeans should provide some sort of handle on this JVM, it may be there, I just have not found it yet.
- Also my problems are those of a novice in this environment, yet this community did not identify my original "classdef" issue with a list of possible approaches, things to identify or even a link where someone else had addressed it. Figured the latest would provide some sort of positive response like - yo go here read about JVM or run such and such to configure.