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same machine: will JDK1.5 conflict with JDK1.4?
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Edward Chen
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Joined: Dec 23, 2003
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Now I have application running on top of JDK1.4. I have to keep this, can't change. But I want to develop another j2ee application on top of 1.5. My question is, if I install JDK 1.5 in the same machine, will JDK1.5 conflict with JDK1.4? If one machine has JRE1.5 and JRE1.4, how will tomcat choose JRE version ? The bottom line is I have to keep my existing application running. Thanks.
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marc weber
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Joined: Aug 31, 2004
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I believe this is simply a matter of which Java version is listed first in your PATH variable. But I'm moving this topic to the Tomcat forum for expert consideration.
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Ben Souther
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I've had no problem. On *nix boxes and windows machines, if started from the batch scripts, you control which Java version Tomcat uses with your JAVA_HOME environment variable. On Windows, if installed with the .exe installer, the path to Java is stored in a registry key. In either case, having multiple Java versions shouldn't matter.
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Edward Chen
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Joined: Dec 23, 2003
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Thanks. If my tomcat is unzip version, how could I direct tomcat to JRE1.5 ? I think we could write some DOS batch script, right? Anybody had a try before? Thanks.
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Ben Souther
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You don't have to write one. There is already one in tomcat/conf called startup.bat. You just need to set your JAVA_HOME environment variable and run it.
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