jre and jdk 32bi installs
jdk 64bit installs
jre 64bit gives "jre-8u111-windows-x64.exe is not a valid win32 application"
laptop is 64bit win7
have tried turning off firewall and antivirus, but still will not install.
what is keeping jre 64bit from installing on 64bit computer?
how to get jre to install in 64bit win7
what is causing jre 64bit to throw "jre-8u111-windows-x64.exe is not a valid
win32 application", when other 64bit programs will install?
harry johnston, i think you have the answer. downloaded a different jre and redownloaded eclipse. jre installed and eclipse is installing
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You installed the JRE (Java Runtime Environment), but you need JDK (Java Development Kit).
I need to run the Oracle JVM in the "client mode". Is there any option to do this on an x64 operating system?
I installed Oracle 7 JDK per apt-get. It installed the Oracle JDK and JRE x64 edition. So i have only /usr/lib/jvm/java-7-oracle/jre/lib/amd64/server directory and no amd64/client directory.
On the Oracle website, you can download the JRE Linux x64 and x86 packages, precompiled. I download them both and looked into the folders.
x64 package contains only amd64/server directory.
x86 package contains i386/server AND i386/client directories.
So, what can I do to use the client mode? Have I install the x86 edition of java? I think I can do this only manually and not with apt-get because it recognize that I have a x64 operating system.
Thanks!
AFAIK the 64bit version of the Oracle JVM only supports the server mode at the moment (my guess is we'll never see a client version). This FAQ would see to support that. I don't think the Open JDK project has a 64bit client version either but it's been a while since I checked: this post confirms my suspicion. It seems the server VM is as good as or better than any dedicated client VM would be.
Is jre 1.7 (32 bit) compatible with windows 7 64 bit OS ?
I am using jre 1.7 update 9. When I login into the application, it is not opening. This is a jre issue but I wanted to know if 64 bit OS supports 32 bit jre. Application works fine with a 64 bit jre. But I want to make it 32 bit compliant.
The Windows 32bit JRE can run on Windows 64bit.
You are saying that you're trying to "log into" your application. Is that an Applet?
If so, then you have to ensure that your browser runs in 32bit mode:
If you install the 32bit JRE, then the Java Plugin (allowing you to run Applets) will only work under 32bit browsers.
If you install the 64bit JRE, then the Java plugin will only work under 64bit browsers.
To support both 32bit and 64bit browsers, you have to install both JRE's.
Can I have Windows 32-bit Eclipse installed on a 64-bit OS? I have some plugins which works only on 32-bit Eclipse so shall I install the 32-bit Eclipse? And what about my JAVA then? Should I have Windows x86 or Windows x64?
Appreciate your time!
You can install 32bit Eclipse on 64bit Windows without an issue.
The Windows OS has facilities to deal with 32bit processes.
Yes. You'll need to install the 32 bit version of the JDK and set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to point to it. Then you can start Eclipse by specifying the java VM in eclipse.ini or via a batch script.
#echo off
start "Eclipse %WORKSPACE%" eclipse.exe -data %WORKSPACE% -vm "%JAVA_HOME%/bin/javaw.exe"