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fpilee

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From: Windows 7

Registered: 2011-10-06

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Use oracle JDK by default.

I have installed oracle jdk7, downloading from their site, and extracting on /opt/java.
have exported $PATH, $JAVA_HOME and changed the file /etc/profile.d/opendjk.sh to make this changes availables from boot, and change /usr/bin/java to point /opt/java/bin
BUT still when i open netbeans use openjdk by default

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Inxsible

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From: Chicago

Registered: 2008-06-09

Posts: 9,183

Re: Use oracle JDK by default.

jdk and openjdk should conflict during install, but if they did not then  try installing java-environment which is a place holder package that jdk and open jdk both provide.

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fpilee

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Registered: 2011-10-06

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Re: Use oracle JDK by default.

solved

nano /usr/bin/netbeans

replace $netbeans_jdkhome with $JAVA_HOME

are 2 replaces

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fatboy

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From: India

Registered: 2012-03-17

Posts: 73

Re: Use oracle JDK by default.

There is also the oracle jre and jdk package in aur. I guess it takes care of java-environment, you will be asked to replace jdk7-openjdk.

twelveeighty

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From: Alberta, Canada

Registered: 2011-09-04

Posts: 1,225

Re: Use oracle JDK by default.

See also https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=138627 for more advanced "JDK side-by-side" instructions.

x33a

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Registered: 2009-08-15

Posts: 4,587

Re: Use oracle JDK by default.

jdk and openjdk should conflict during install, but if they did not then  try installing java-environment which is a place holder package that jdk and open jdk both provide.

He didn't install oracle java from the repos, but directly. Hence no conflict.