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Download 1.5 Java 2 Standard Edition SDK(Software Development Kit).

 
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Hi,

Can you tell me another place to get this download for free 1.5 Java 2 Standard Edition SDK? I have tried java.sun and this edition is not on the website to download? Also, where do I get the
J2SE API documentation?


Thank you!

Nikki Zumnie
 
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Welcome to the Ranch

The java.sun website will have been changed to Oracle ages ago. Try the downloads page, where there is an “other versions” link, with 5 included. It goes back to JDK1.1! You will end up here.
 
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Hi Nikki, and welcome to Java Ranch!

Here's the Oracle Java Archive. Is that what you're looking for?
 
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You usually open a web page for the documentation: try here for Java5.
 
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