java jdk 11, where is the jre folder?
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I was installing tomcat 9 and when I have to browse for the jre folder, I am not able to find it! where is it?
java jdk tomcat
asked Jan 5 at 14:25
Claudia BringasClaudia Bringas
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I was installing tomcat 9 and when I have to browse for the jre folder, I am not able to find it! where is it?
java jdk tomcat
asked Jan 5 at 14:25
Claudia BringasClaudia Bringas
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What Java JDK did you install exactly and how? There's e.g. OpenJDK from the Ubuntu repos and Oracle's JDK.
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 14:42
I installed JDK 11 and using downloaded tomcat9! so in most tutorials, it shows instructions for older versions for java spring!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:37
That did not answer the question I asked in my comment. Oracle's JDK 11 from their website or a PPA, or OpenJDK from the Ubuntu repos? Which one did you install and how?
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:42
I went to oracle's website!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:44
related: stackoverflow.com/q/52584888/4464570
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:49
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I was installing tomcat 9 and when I have to browse for the jre folder, I am not able to find it! where is it?
java jdk tomcat
asked Jan 5 at 14:25
Claudia BringasClaudia Bringas
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I was installing tomcat 9 and when I have to browse for the jre folder, I am not able to find it! where is it?
java jdk tomcat
java jdk tomcat
asked Jan 5 at 14:25
Claudia BringasClaudia Bringas
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asked Jan 5 at 14:25
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asked Jan 5 at 14:25
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asked Jan 5 at 14:25
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What Java JDK did you install exactly and how? There's e.g. OpenJDK from the Ubuntu repos and Oracle's JDK.
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 14:42
I installed JDK 11 and using downloaded tomcat9! so in most tutorials, it shows instructions for older versions for java spring!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:37
That did not answer the question I asked in my comment. Oracle's JDK 11 from their website or a PPA, or OpenJDK from the Ubuntu repos? Which one did you install and how?
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:42
I went to oracle's website!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:44
related: stackoverflow.com/q/52584888/4464570
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:49
add a comment |
1
What Java JDK did you install exactly and how? There's e.g. OpenJDK from the Ubuntu repos and Oracle's JDK.
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 14:42
I installed JDK 11 and using downloaded tomcat9! so in most tutorials, it shows instructions for older versions for java spring!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:37
That did not answer the question I asked in my comment. Oracle's JDK 11 from their website or a PPA, or OpenJDK from the Ubuntu repos? Which one did you install and how?
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:42
I went to oracle's website!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:44
related: stackoverflow.com/q/52584888/4464570
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:49
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What Java JDK did you install exactly and how? There's e.g. OpenJDK from the Ubuntu repos and Oracle's JDK.
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 14:42
What Java JDK did you install exactly and how? There's e.g. OpenJDK from the Ubuntu repos and Oracle's JDK.
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 14:42
I installed JDK 11 and using downloaded tomcat9! so in most tutorials, it shows instructions for older versions for java spring!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:37
I installed JDK 11 and using downloaded tomcat9! so in most tutorials, it shows instructions for older versions for java spring!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:37
That did not answer the question I asked in my comment. Oracle's JDK 11 from their website or a PPA, or OpenJDK from the Ubuntu repos? Which one did you install and how?
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:42
That did not answer the question I asked in my comment. Oracle's JDK 11 from their website or a PPA, or OpenJDK from the Ubuntu repos? Which one did you install and how?
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:42
I went to oracle's website!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:44
I went to oracle's website!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:44
related: stackoverflow.com/q/52584888/4464570
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:49
related: stackoverflow.com/q/52584888/4464570
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:49
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JRE and JavaFX is not included in JDK 11.
See the Important Changes and Information in Release note
answered Jan 5 at 14:30
Maruf Al Hossain PrinceMaruf Al Hossain Prince
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– Maruf Al Hossain Prince
Jan 5 at 14:37
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JRE isn't included with Oracle's JDK. But if you install OpenJDK11 from Ubuntu's repository it will automatically install JRE as well. @Claudia hasn't clarified which JDK she is using. So it is hard to tell whether she has JRE or not.
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 15:06
I am using JDK 11!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:30
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While this would explain why the OP can not find a JRE folder, if she is actually using Oracle's version of JDK 11, it does not really solve the resulting problem of making sure that there will be such a folder and locating it.
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:44
@ClaudiaBringas are you using OpenJRE/OpenJDK or Oracle's JDK? They differ greatly, and your answer determines whether this answer actually is an answer or not.
– Thomas Ward♦
Jan 7 at 14:44
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JRE and JavaFX is not included in JDK 11.
See the Important Changes and Information in Release note
answered Jan 5 at 14:30
Maruf Al Hossain PrinceMaruf Al Hossain Prince
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Please mark as correct answer if it solved your problem
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JRE isn't included with Oracle's JDK. But if you install OpenJDK11 from Ubuntu's repository it will automatically install JRE as well. @Claudia hasn't clarified which JDK she is using. So it is hard to tell whether she has JRE or not.
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 15:06
I am using JDK 11!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:30
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While this would explain why the OP can not find a JRE folder, if she is actually using Oracle's version of JDK 11, it does not really solve the resulting problem of making sure that there will be such a folder and locating it.
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:44
@ClaudiaBringas are you using OpenJRE/OpenJDK or Oracle's JDK? They differ greatly, and your answer determines whether this answer actually is an answer or not.
– Thomas Ward♦
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JRE and JavaFX is not included in JDK 11.
See the Important Changes and Information in Release note
answered Jan 5 at 14:30
Maruf Al Hossain PrinceMaruf Al Hossain Prince
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Please mark as correct answer if it solved your problem
– Maruf Al Hossain Prince
Jan 5 at 14:37
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JRE isn't included with Oracle's JDK. But if you install OpenJDK11 from Ubuntu's repository it will automatically install JRE as well. @Claudia hasn't clarified which JDK she is using. So it is hard to tell whether she has JRE or not.
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 15:06
I am using JDK 11!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:30
1
While this would explain why the OP can not find a JRE folder, if she is actually using Oracle's version of JDK 11, it does not really solve the resulting problem of making sure that there will be such a folder and locating it.
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:44
@ClaudiaBringas are you using OpenJRE/OpenJDK or Oracle's JDK? They differ greatly, and your answer determines whether this answer actually is an answer or not.
– Thomas Ward♦
Jan 7 at 14:44
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JRE and JavaFX is not included in JDK 11.
See the Important Changes and Information in Release note
answered Jan 5 at 14:30
Maruf Al Hossain PrinceMaruf Al Hossain Prince
354
JRE and JavaFX is not included in JDK 11.
See the Important Changes and Information in Release note
answered Jan 5 at 14:30
Maruf Al Hossain PrinceMaruf Al Hossain Prince
354
answered Jan 5 at 14:30
Maruf Al Hossain PrinceMaruf Al Hossain Prince
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answered Jan 5 at 14:30
Maruf Al Hossain PrinceMaruf Al Hossain Prince
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answered Jan 5 at 14:30
Maruf Al Hossain PrinceMaruf Al Hossain Prince
354
354
Please mark as correct answer if it solved your problem
– Maruf Al Hossain Prince
Jan 5 at 14:37
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JRE isn't included with Oracle's JDK. But if you install OpenJDK11 from Ubuntu's repository it will automatically install JRE as well. @Claudia hasn't clarified which JDK she is using. So it is hard to tell whether she has JRE or not.
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 15:06
I am using JDK 11!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:30
1
While this would explain why the OP can not find a JRE folder, if she is actually using Oracle's version of JDK 11, it does not really solve the resulting problem of making sure that there will be such a folder and locating it.
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:44
@ClaudiaBringas are you using OpenJRE/OpenJDK or Oracle's JDK? They differ greatly, and your answer determines whether this answer actually is an answer or not.
– Thomas Ward♦
Jan 7 at 14:44
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Please mark as correct answer if it solved your problem
– Maruf Al Hossain Prince
Jan 5 at 14:37
4
JRE isn't included with Oracle's JDK. But if you install OpenJDK11 from Ubuntu's repository it will automatically install JRE as well. @Claudia hasn't clarified which JDK she is using. So it is hard to tell whether she has JRE or not.
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 15:06
I am using JDK 11!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:30
1
While this would explain why the OP can not find a JRE folder, if she is actually using Oracle's version of JDK 11, it does not really solve the resulting problem of making sure that there will be such a folder and locating it.
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:44
@ClaudiaBringas are you using OpenJRE/OpenJDK or Oracle's JDK? They differ greatly, and your answer determines whether this answer actually is an answer or not.
– Thomas Ward♦
Jan 7 at 14:44
Please mark as correct answer if it solved your problem
– Maruf Al Hossain Prince
Jan 5 at 14:37
Please mark as correct answer if it solved your problem
– Maruf Al Hossain Prince
Jan 5 at 14:37
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JRE isn't included with Oracle's JDK. But if you install OpenJDK11 from Ubuntu's repository it will automatically install JRE as well. @Claudia hasn't clarified which JDK she is using. So it is hard to tell whether she has JRE or not.
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 15:06
JRE isn't included with Oracle's JDK. But if you install OpenJDK11 from Ubuntu's repository it will automatically install JRE as well. @Claudia hasn't clarified which JDK she is using. So it is hard to tell whether she has JRE or not.
– Kulfy
Jan 5 at 15:06
I am using JDK 11!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:30
I am using JDK 11!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:30
1
1
While this would explain why the OP can not find a JRE folder, if she is actually using Oracle's version of JDK 11, it does not really solve the resulting problem of making sure that there will be such a folder and locating it.
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:44
While this would explain why the OP can not find a JRE folder, if she is actually using Oracle's version of JDK 11, it does not really solve the resulting problem of making sure that there will be such a folder and locating it.
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:44
@ClaudiaBringas are you using OpenJRE/OpenJDK or Oracle's JDK? They differ greatly, and your answer determines whether this answer actually is an answer or not.
– Thomas Ward♦
Jan 7 at 14:44
@ClaudiaBringas are you using OpenJRE/OpenJDK or Oracle's JDK? They differ greatly, and your answer determines whether this answer actually is an answer or not.
– Thomas Ward♦
Jan 7 at 14:44
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What Java JDK did you install exactly and how? There's e.g. OpenJDK from the Ubuntu repos and Oracle's JDK.
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 14:42
I installed JDK 11 and using downloaded tomcat9! so in most tutorials, it shows instructions for older versions for java spring!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:37
That did not answer the question I asked in my comment. Oracle's JDK 11 from their website or a PPA, or OpenJDK from the Ubuntu repos? Which one did you install and how?
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:42
I went to oracle's website!
– Claudia Bringas
Jan 5 at 20:44
related: stackoverflow.com/q/52584888/4464570
– Byte Commander
Jan 5 at 20:49