How do I set my system to use a certain JVM? I have an IDE installed that insists on everything looking at its JVM but I want the system to look at my C:\jdk1.3 VM. Can anyone tell me a command or something I need to run? Thanks. Paul
Mark Savory
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Your IDE should allow you to set which JDK to use. I'm using JBuilder 3.5 and the JDK version can be set in the project properties dialog. Note that a IDE does not affect which JDK your "System" uses.
Paul Keohan
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I'm actually trying to install something else shich defaults to a JVM. I want it to default to my C:\jdk1.3 VM but it keeps defaulting to a C:\jbuilder\jdk1.3 VM - even though I've set up jbuilder to use C:\jdk1.3. It's like something in the background insists on useing my C:\jbuilder\jdk1.3 stuff. How do I stop this from happening? There doesn't seem to be anything to uninstall the version of jbuilder I have. It's the free download version. Thanks for your response. Paul
Jim Yingst
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Check your system PATH variable - on NT at least you get this by going to Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> System -> Environment, and look for "PATH". Make sure that C:\jdk1.3 comes before C:\jbuilder\jdk1.3 in the path (or just delete the latter entirely from the path). Alternately, rename the folder C:\jbuilder\jdk1.3 to something else (renaming is safer than deleting, as it's reversible) - there shouldn't be anything in there that isn't duplicated in C:\jdk1.3. If you get error message after doing this, the meaages may give you a clue about what parts of your system are still pointing to C:\jbuilder\jdk1.3. Good luck.
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