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I need a 64bit version of jdk 1.5 installer for windows 7. I am unable to find anywhere. What i could see was a AMD version of 64 bit jdk1.5 for windows. Will this work? or suggest a site where I can get the older verions of jdk. I saw the link but its not giving me 64 bit version.
AMD64 means 64-bit, including Intel (except IA-64, found on some servers).
Seriously though, 1.5 went EOL a long time ago. Time to upgrade!
Java Development Kit 5.0 Update 22, 33.12 MB, jdk-1_5_0_22-windows-amd64.exe
Sound like what you want? The link is there on that page you linked to!
I'll spare you my usual rant about how you / whoever is making you use Java 1.5 should really move on a couple of versions ;)
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I am transitioning from php to java. Eclipse is my chosen ide for development.
When I go to Oracle's website, I'm failing to locate jdk13 for windows 32 bit / x86. I've tried searching their website to no avail.
Here is the link I tried: https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html.
My question is:
1. Is there somewhere else I can get a download file.
2. If not, would jdk12 still have support, and would it work with the latest version of Eclipse.
Again, I'm new to this. Sorry if the answer is obvious.
try downloading from OpenJDK (it doesn't require you to create an account etc.) here . I don't know if they support 32-bit but you can look around.
Please follow the steps below:
Open this link in browser ;
Click on Accept License Agreement (radio button) ;
Click on jdk-8u201-windows-i586.exe to download Windows x86 (32 bits version of JDK).
Avoid Oracle, AdoptOpenJDK is a good source: https://adoptopenjdk.net/ With regards to ver 13, have a look here: https://adoptopenjdk.net/archive.html?variant=openjdk13&jvmVariant=hotspot
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I need to use a particular version of the oracle's JDK: 1.8.0_45.
However, I've been clicking around their website for far too long and just can't seem to find it.
I can find a download page for the most recent release (8u60 or whatever) and I can find the release notes for the release I need to use but I just can't find a link for the 1.8.0_45 release.
Do Oracle not host their old JDKs? Where can I download them that is reliable and secure?
I believe you're looking for the Java Archive Downloads - Java SE 8. For other vesions you can browse through the rest of the Java Archive.
You are looking for the Oracle archive. http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/archive-139210.html
In the past you had to login with Oracle credentials. But you can register there for free.
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I search on the oracle's web but i can't find 32 bits version.
i need to use JMF(Java Multimedia Framework),but don't run correctly with jdk 64 bits. So i can't
find jdk 32 bits for macOS 10.9.4.
Thanks.
The only way to get Java JDK 32-Bit running on your macOS is to use Soylatte as it is described here:
Seapegasus Blog
If you have one of the 2006 Intel Macs with 32-bit processors, you guessed what I'm talking about: In spring '08, Apple finally released the Apple JDK 6 (or as they call it, "Java for Mac OS 10.5"), but for 64-bit processors only. And there is no sign this will change soon: On Mac hardware, Mac OS X 10.5.2 and an Intel Core 2 processor are the minimum requirements for the JDK 6 -- and also for JavaFX.
Apart from switching to Windows or Linux, or buying new hardware, the only alternative for developers who don't meet those requirements is the Soy Latte JDK 6. Using this JDK solves a few problems but also raises some others. You have to decide whether the pros out-weigh the cons in your work situation:
Pro
You can use the JavaFX SDK on top of the SoyLatte JDK
IDEs like NetBeans work with SoyLatte (you're not stuck on the command line)
No need to buy new hardware for JDK 6 / JavaFX development
Con
Must use X11 whose user-interface needs getting used too (shortcuts, menus).
Installation is less straight-forward than installing the Apple JDK
No support for Java Web Start (javaws) yet
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I'm working on an Android program for my senior capstone project, and having trouble getting the correct environment configured. I'm using a 64-bit windows machine with Eclipse 3.5 and JDK 1.6u21. From what I've been able to gather, Eclipse 3.5 doesn't play well with update 21 on 64 bit architectures, and it's recommended to use JDK 1.6u20. Problem is, I can't find update 20 anywhere. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks.
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javasebusiness/downloads/java-archive-downloads-javase6-419409.html
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I know 1.3 is old as dirt, but I don't have an option of doing a jvm upgrade at this point.
Just for the record. I believe the standard encryption stuff was not introduced until Java 1.4 (JSSE). Hence you will most likely need an separate JSSE implementation, which I do not know if will be available for your 1.3 platform (which is most likely an IBM one since it is hard to upgrade).
Have you tried the 1.x branch of commons-net? I checked out the 1.5.0_RC4 tag, modified the build.xml to target 1.3 and it compiled OK. It might be worth a further look.
As a curiosity, what environment are you running in that keeps you locked in to a JVM version that has been EOL for years?