Will netbeans 6.9 (and whatever else I'll need for Java development - JVM, mysql, etc.) install under the 64 bit version of Windows 7 professional? The netbeans website says (well, implies) it's untested. Need to know if I need to reinstall 32 bit Windows 7 before a Java class starting tomorrow. Thanks for any help.
Update: went ahead under 64 bit and all is working fine.
I'm running Netbeans 6.9, Java 6 (64 bit) and MySQL under Windows 7 Pro 64 bit. Netbeans I'm using with Java, Ruby, Python and C/C++ (with Cygwin). All work fine.
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I wanted to install Java 11 on my Windows 32-bit System.
I've searched this Official Java 11 Download Page doesn't contain any download for a 32-bit system.
But still I didn't lose my hope, I saw this site
But when I saw the 2012r2, I think it won't work for my 2009 Windows 7 32-it system, but anyways its a different version than Java Official one.
I even saw this page
It is about Java 9 but even though I don't think the command (which is in the 1st post) doesn't work (I haven't tested it yet).
You won't find an Oracle supported release for Java 11 on 32bit Windows. Oracle stopped distributing 32 bit Java builds for Windows after Java 8.
According to https://bell-sw.com/pages/supported-configurations/ Liberica Java 8, 11 and 17 are available for 32 bit Desktop Windows and supports Window 7 SP1, Windows 8 and Windows 10.
There may be other alternatives too.
However. Windows 7 is nearly 2 years beyond end-of-life. You should have upgraded your system.
i have downloaded and installed jdk 1.7.0_71 on my windows 7 home basic 64 bit lenovo laptop.
Now i need to download IDE.
I was recommended to install eclipse Galileo( as i will be using the same in future) IDE for Java EE Developers but i cant find 64 bit version on eclipse website.
Only 32 bit windows version is available.
Will the 32 bit version works for 64 bit and will it be compatible the jdk i have installed?
There is no 64 bit version because 64 bit Windows was not very popular at the time Galileo was released. You need 32 bit JDK to use 32 bit Eclipse. It should work on 64 bit Windows though. Are you sure you are supposed to use 6 years old Eclipse?
JDK and Eclipse are both different they are not dependent on each other, but if your system is 64bit then use JDK and eclipse 64 bit. you can download eclipse from here you can go for eclipse Luna it is latest release.
I've windows 64 bit system.
In this I have installed java 64 bit version and I've downloaded the eclipse indigo of 64 bit also. I've set the JAVA_HOME path to this 64 bit java installation location. I'm using this for J2EE development. Everything is fine up to this.
Now I've downloaded the 32 bit version of java and installed in my system and also I have downloaded 32 bit version of eclipse. Now I want to use this for android development. So how could I set the class path of this 32 bit version java.
How could I use both on my machine.
I'm looking for your replies.
Thanks
What matters is not what is used for running Eclipse but what is used for compiling your code. You can set this #
windows->preferences-java-installed JREs
The build environment uses different java version based on the configuration. you can install any number of Java version (X86 or X64).
I need both Java 32 and 64 bit versions on my workstation, but when I try to install the 32 bit version it says I already have another Java version installed. This is for Java version 7 update 9. I can't delete the existing version via the configuration page, I tried a couple other things but I'm not very good with computers and so far nothing has worked. Can somebody please help? I have windows 7
Works just fine for me. But I don't use java.com, I just download the runtime installers from oracle.com.
When I install version 7 of Java on my windows 7 64 bit machine (I install this version 64 bit, windows with SDK) then Java does not launch when entering a website with applet. But when I use version 6 everything works fine.
On the other hand, while compiling (with Netbeans 7.1.1) everything works fine on both of these versions. Java programs also work fine when launched from command line with java command.
What is going on?
EDIT
Now I have tried reinstalling everything with Java 7 update 4 (64bits) but it still does not work. The problem might be somewhere in PATH variable because the java icon does not appear in the tray when I am entering a site with applet but still - I have added C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin to PATH and it does not work.
The Java Plugin must be in same hardware specification than the browser.
So if you install Java 64bits, it will run in IE 8 or 9 64bits.
But Firefox is only provided as 32 bits binary for Windows from the standard download channel. You should try with Firefox 64 bits.
Probably your Opera version is 32 bits too...
I invite you to cross-check by installing a 32 bits browser (Firefox standard binaries) and a JDK 32 bits on Windows 7 64 bits. It should work.
Its likely that your Java path environmental variables weren't updated. Check out this link. Make sure its pointing java to the 7 exe.