In case you face any issues can check this - www3.ntu.edu.sg/home/ehchua/p... To check JDK is installed, run command javac -version You can also see the contents of PATH environment variable on command line by command: PATH (on windows) $PATH (on Mac OS, linux..) If you like to see the contents line by line: echo %path:;=&echo.% (on windows) echo $PATH | tr : ' ' (on Mac OS, linux..)
Yes! Thank you! It was very useful and very well presented! This what I needed. I didn't want to make an Oracle account because I am a retired person and and want to enhance a Java application I wrote many years ago!
Thank you so much for this! Managed to get JavaSDK 16 installed which I need for WoPeD. It needed that specific version and I didn't want to make an oracle account :/ Very useful video, very clear instructions!
Bro thank you so much I was working on a project when it came up with a error telling me to get java 11 or later even tho I had java 16 but this helped me relise the problem was I didn't have the right java thank you
most words said by you sound kind of funny (the indian accent, not your pronunciation becuase that is spot on obviously) but when you say java it sounds like it was made for your accent not ours, that accent hits the word "java" and sounds more then perfect, anyway thanks for the tutorial this is perfect man and I love how it sounds when you say Java.
@@RaghavPal no you misunderstand me, your pronunciation is perfect, and the meaning over every word is carried over, I was just saying because of your accent, the word java sounds beautiful when you say it! I would never pressure someone who has already gone through the tremendous effort of learning an entire second language to try to hide their accent when the meaning is already clear lmao, especially when the accent adds sorta a heritage/flavor too your content lmao.
@@RaghavPal I have a friend with a deep german accent and I speak to brits all the time I really didnt mean anything when I was talkin about your accent lmao I am sorry I feel bad becuase your pronouncation is perfect the accent just is funny, and thats not like a bad thing or anything idk how to say it without sounding rude so maybe I just shouldnt have lmao I talk to my german friend about this stuff all the time tho so I didnt really think about it before I made the comment.
@@RaghavPal I found the link i needed after i clicked on jdk 19(or something like that) link, i was on a new page and on the left was a list of all java versions from 7 or 8 to the latest
this unfortunately doesn't work for me. from what i gather, it's because the shortcuts in C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java\javapath point to the other installations, and it won't let me modify them
I installed java 8 and set the java home and path to it.But when I try to open eclipse it it shows that it doesn't support java 8 version.it support from 11 version
Hi Tommy, we need to copy the path of bin folder in Path env variables, In your env variables you will find a variable called Path, here you can add the bin folder location, Imp: do not delete or overwrite the existing data
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Hi Shemant, I have not researched enough to give you a good answer for this but I believe there must be some differences, If I come to know will update here
I used the same technique to install jdk v11 as prerequisite for Jenkins but most of the recommended pipelines are not installed because of the license issue. Any solution ? Also under the new item I cant view anything apart from freestyle project .
How can the ‘javac -version’ problem be solved? It shows javac is not recognised as an internal or external command, operable problem or batch file. Please help!!
Hi Mehuli, looks like java is not setup or env variables not set Check this : Java on Windows - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FqpmH8MVO6A.html Java on Mac - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NSvtis2fGlA.html
I had jdk 17 already and now I downloaded jdk 15 for netbeans. I set path as per vdo but while checking on cmd it's still showing jdk 17. What should I do? Plz help...
Hi i am abit confused at the last part of the video. Under path on the edit environment variable, I don't see the %JAVA_HOME%\bin so I just created one with the same name. But when I checked the version, it still stayed at 17.0 (I want to switch it to jdk12). What should I do?
I have been learning the postman tutorial provided by you they are great. But i have doubt.. can i join any company directly as a API Tester or Performance Tester as a fresher..??? Plzzz clear my doubt im weak in coding ☹️
I understand that you don't have to be the best programmer for the test area. Yes, you will have to know about the actions of a QA, because the tester aims at the process itself and not the total coding
You can join at a junior level in a API Testing or Performance testing team, based on your skills and then grow from there as you will also need to understand the process, responsibilities etc
Hi Sir I have done everything same as u did in the video to install Java 15 but when i run the command to check it shows Java 16 instead of 15. Plz help
Check this - windows - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FqpmH8MVO6A.html mac - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NSvtis2fGlA.html
