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[iamchicken]

before i installed the eclipse i already have
jdk1.7.0_07 and jre7 installed
and when i installed the ecplise
when i look at the installed jre's in eclipse
it already choosen a jre which is my jre7..



Q1: i tought that in using eclipse your using is the JDK why it already
choosen the JRE, is JRE much usefull then JDK?
or shoud i add a new STANDARD VM which my installed jdk1.7.0_07?

Q2: what standard vm should i used is it the choosen jre from ecplise intallation or used my choosen jdk jdk1.7.0_07?

plz i ned help :(

[DarrylBurke]

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db

[DarrylBurke]

Moved from new to Java

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[Tolls]

That page is simply to tell Eclipse what JREs are available for running your apps.
Since those are only used for execution then all that is needed is a JRE.
Assuming the JRE version and the JDK version are the same then it makes no difference.

[iamchicken]

That page is simply to tell Eclipse what JREs are available for running your apps.
Since those are only used for execution then all that is needed is a JRE.
Assuming the JRE version and the JDK version are the same then it makes no difference.

ahh ic, but what do you prefer go for JDK for best in debuging and compiling than JRE?
what do you used mostly in creating java programs, jre or jdk?

[Tolls]

You can only compile with a JDK.
But that page is not about compiling, it is about executing.

I usually point it to the JDK since then I know I'm compiling and running using the same version of Java.

[iamchicken]

You can only compile with a JDK.
But that page is not about compiling, it is about executing.

I usually point it to the JDK since then I know I'm compiling and running using the same version of Java.

ok bro il use JDK, thx for helping