This documentation is obsolete
*.java
source files or use Makagiga [SDK]Private JRE will be used by Makagiga only and it will not affect your system. You can always remove the private JRE (java-linux-i586
or java-windows-i586
directory) to switch to your default system Java.
The following packages include Java:
makagiga-*.exe
(installer for Windows)makagiga-linux-i586-*.7z
javax.script
API).If you don't want to install Java on your system you can try makagiga-linux-i586-*.7z
package with Java 8 already included. See above Tips for more details.
See http://www.webupd8.org/2012/09/install-oracle-java-8-in-ubuntu-via-ppa.html
sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre
"java -version
" to verify installationjava version "1.7.0...
Note: If you have more than one Java version installed, you should also run
"sudo update-alternatives --config java
"
to select the default "java" program.
This is a generic tutorial and should work with all Linux distributions...
*.tar.gz
tar -xzf YOUR_VERSION.tar.gz
" to unpack downloaded archiveYou can unpack this archive into any preferred location (e.g. /opt/java
)
Modify system settings to set the default "java
" launcher.
JAVA_HOME
environment variable:export JAVA_HOME=/opt/java/jre1.8.0
line to your ~/.profile
or /etc/profile
filePATH
environment variable:export PATH=/opt/java/jre1.8.0/bin:$PATH
line to your ~/.profile
or /etc/profile
fileln -s /opt/java/jre1.8.0/bin/java /usr/bin
Now you can run "java -version
" to verify the previous installation steps.
Make sure all the paths in $PATH
are correct.
You are using Java 7 (or older) to launch an application that requires Java 8+.
Makagiga 5.x requires Java 8 or newer.
You are using Java 6 (or older) to launch an application that requires Java 7+.
Makagiga 4.x requires Java 7 or newer.
JAVA_HOME
environment variable to your JDK installation directory.