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Hi,

I have installed JDK1.2.2 and it put its own "internal" JRE in the
c:\jdk1.2.2\jre directory.

(As stated in README).

It also put an official JRE in c:\Program Files\JavaSoft\jre\"

The question is: Which jre is it using when I run "java" to run my
compiled code? My path points to the c:\jdk1.2.2\bin" directory - is it
running the internal one (and should I be using the "official" one) or
does it not matter? I have not had any problems with my (simple)
programs, at present.


I.e From an online README:

Note that the Java 2 SDK has an internal implementation of a Java
runtime environment for its own use. This internal runtime environment
is contained in the SDK software's jre directory. Don't confuse the
SDK's internal runtime environment with the Java 2 Runtime Environment,
which is a separately installable product. (And is installed in Program
Files/JavaSoft/jre)

Thanks,

Regards,

Ross..


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