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how do i install j2se??
 
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Hi
Download JDK from Sun site and double click on the icon and it takes you through.Set classpath after that (optional,but you will have to give the path of the bin directory always otherwise)
I did not get why you used EJB in subject line,perhaps in error

Shane
 
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Originally posted by Shane Warne:
Hi
Download JDK from Sun site and double click on the icon and it takes you through.Set classpath after that (optional,but you will have to give the path of the bin directory always otherwise)
I did not get why you used EJB in subject line,perhaps in error

Shane



The bin directory should be included in the PATH environment variable, not the CLASSPATH.
 
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