javac

[JosAH]

java -version:

java version "1.6.0_17"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_17-b04)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 14.3-b01, mixed mode, sharing)


javac -version:

'javac' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

I uninstalled the 22 update and went to the 17 instead but still no luck.

Go to the directory (folder) where that java.exe is stored. Do you also see a javac.exe file there? Both should be stored somewhere in the directory C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0.17\bin. Check it out.

Or, you have just loaded the JRE; if so you don't even have a javac.exe ...

kind regards,

Jos

[gcampton]

did you change the environment variable to point to the new java/bin ?

the other one you listed was 1.5, should be 1.6._17

really big wanger

My Path variable says:
%SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\Sy stem32\Wbem;%SYSTEMROOT%\System32\WindowsPowerShel l\v1.0\; C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_22\bin\;
(have tried it with and without the final backslash!)

[JosAH]

did you change the environment variable to point to the new java/bin ?

the other one you listed was 1.5, should be 1.6._17

Oh please, if you had read reply #20 you could've seen that the new java version 1.6.0.17 was found so most likely the OP had changed the PATH variable. Your quoted text also is outdated because you quoted the original post, before the OP had made the update.

Please stop spreading misinformation and trash because obviously you don't know what you're talking about. Stop making a fool of yourself please and don't hinder others who do want to make sensible contributions.

kind regards,

Jos

[PhilArmstrong]

I have updated the path location and there is a javac.exe file in the same folder as the java.exe also

[aaroncarpet]

What version of windows do you have? did you set the CLASS PATH can you see javac.exe in your bin here is my path for jre6

%SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\Sy stem32\Wbem;C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_04\bin;C:\Program Files\QuickTime\QTSystem\

1.6.0_ whatever number you got

[JosAH]

I have updated the path location and there is a javac.exe file in the same folder as the java.exe also

Good; so you have both java.exe as well as javac.exe in the same directory; if your PATH variable is set correctly you should be able to start both of them, one after the other; give it a try.

kind regards,

Jos

[gcampton]

Oh please, if you had read reply #20 you could've seen that the new java version 1.6.0.17 was found so most likely the OP had changed the PATH variable. Your quoted text also is outdated because you quoted the original post, before the OP had made the update.

Please stop spreading misinformation and trash because obviously you don't know what you're talking about. Stop making a fool of yourself please and don't hinder others who do want to make sensible contributions.

kind regards,

Jos

dude that comment is hypocritical, retarded and uncalled for, I asked a question because in the last reply he never stated whether or not he updated the path, I was simply reminding him, it's called helping. you would know that the OP could have had JRE 1.6 installed but not jdk1.6 which is the exact reason you probed him about the javac and java being in the same folder....
If you think I'm such an ass that's fine, but play the bigger man not the smaller one. The only reason I had a go at r3 was due to can I use scanner as class field?. If you want to join his club then go right ahead. You simply butted in on our trolling conversation, then took offense to posts I was making directed at him....

@ Phil, read my first post (post #2) if you are still having trouble, everything should be working fine now though you can go ahead and mark as solved.

[JosAH]

@ Phil, read my first post (post #2) if you are still having trouble, everything should be working fine now though you can go ahead and mark as solved.

? It is up to the OP to decide whether or not his/her problem is solved, not to some random noise transmitter such as you. I am out of this thread because it has been completely ruined by you; no need to respond because I am not going to reply anymore.

Jos

[gcampton]

? It is up to the OP to decide whether or not his/her problem is solved,

nice way to state the obvious moron..

not to some random noise transmitter such as you.

ouch that hurts, lol.... seriously if your going to insult me try a bit harder you fuktard.

I am out of this thread because it has been completely ruined by you; no need to respond because I am not going to reply anymore.

Jos

As you have completely disregarded my previous posts and continued to try to insult me in lame geek speak, you can go cry to mummy a bit more you fuking baby... Oh em gee...

your not that good mate, you think your a pro, but all you are is a waste of forum space. We don't need elitist bullshiet on these forums, it's a forum for nubs to post nub questions and get nub answers from others, so grow the fuk up already and get over it.

G.

[Eranga]

Hey guys be cool my friends. We can argue on anything, anyone can express there own thoughts, :) but don't get angry on it.

[javastuden]

hai PhilArmstrong

do your problem solved if not please post what the correct problem i will help you

thanks

[Eranga]

Just go through first few post in the thread.