installing J2SE SDK
[231 byte] By [miquel24] at [2007-9-30 12:54:04] 
The j2se sdk contains the java virtual machine or are different things?I have installed the microsoft virtual machine and i don't know if there would be some problems if I install now de j2se sdk.Thanks
From what i know, u shouldnt have problems installing the SDK from Sun on Windows when you have a MS JVM already available.
john.m at 2007-7-4 17:17:13 >
J2SE SDK is the JDK and comes with the JVM.This picture may help you understand: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/index.htmlNo problem for having multiple VM's installed as long as you handle properly your 'path' environment variable.-Alexis
am74686 at 2007-7-4 17:17:13 >
Thanks, am74686 I don't know very much about it, at what environment variable path do you referr? To the JAVA_HOME variable or not?
miquel24 at 2007-7-4 17:17:13 >
The PATH environment variable. See the Installation Instructions for the SDK for information on it.
ChuckBing at 2007-7-4 17:17:13 >
Some applications that need a JVM (J2SE SDK) can find the binary files they need from the JAVA_HOME environment variable, but not all (depends on the launching script if any). So update your PATH variable to include <java_home> \bin.-Alexis
am74686 at 2007-7-4 17:17:13 >
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