Questions tagged [jre]
The Java Runtime Environment, comprising of the Java Virtual Machine and standard Java APIs.
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Allowing unsigned Java applications on all sites
Java stopped running unsigned applications one day.
Your security settings have blocked an untrusted application from running.
The documentation states that I can add a site to an exception list ...
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Cannot uninstall java on Mac
I want to downgrade from java 9 to java 8 on my mac (MacOSX High Sierra (Version 10.13.2))
I find the same instructions regarding how to do this everywere everywhere (including on the java site):
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Internet Explorer Error Message When Running Applet
When I trying to run an applet on Internet Explorer 11 release, I am getting an error message as shown in the enclosed screenshot.
How can I resolve this?
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How can I launch keytool.exe through a batch script?
For various reasons, I want to make a batch script that can launch keytool.exe from either JRE or JDK. I thought this would be rather simple, but it has proven to be rather difficult. Here are some of ...
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Strange files shows up in my /home when Ubuntu starts
Recently, I've noticed some strange files showing up in my /home directory every time when I turn on/restart my computer.
They just appears and the names means nothing, I can delet them as normal ...
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It is necessary to keep the lib folder of the JRE package?
I would like to know whether after installed the Java Runtimes (JRE) on Windows, it is necessary for the webbrowser to keep the "lib" folder stored at: C:\Program Files\Java\jre***\lib, or I can ...
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Run unsigned Java applets
Basiclly the same question as Allowing unsigned Java applications on all sites, but for Java 8, where I get the pleasure of seeing this screen:
Unsurprisingly, this breaks things for me. Is there ...
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Debian 8 openjdk-8-jre-headless installation fail
I have a VM I'm using to test out things with tomcat8. Since, my PC has java8 installed (and I personally don't want to fall back to java7), I tried installing JRE 1.8 on the "server" vm. Since I'm ...
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Java installations are not working for me
So I have been having some troubles with Java. It turned out I had the 32 bit version installed of jdk, not sure why. I uninstalled it to install the 64 bit version instead. However I can't get the ...
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Changing default Java Runtime Environment from 1.8 to 1.7
I'm currently trying to change the default JRE on my computer from 8 to 7.
I was attempting to fix a glitch involving the game Minecraft by updating to the JRE8 beta build, but it seems like that ...
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Oracle JRE 7 and 8 both will not install on previously Javaless win7
Simple question I thought I'd never have to ask, since I've done it hundreds of times before: How can I install JRE?
I have a Win7 x64 Pro box with no Java environment, running as an admin user. I'm ...
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Alternatives to Oracle JRE [closed]
I would like to uninstall as many Oracle products from my computer as possible because I don't like that company. However, I require Java for some of my applications, e.g. Eclipse.
What alternatives ...
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64 Bit Windows 8.1 Failure to reinstall Java JDK and JRE
Attempting to update to jre-7u67 from 65 did not appear to work. On reattempting, installation failed with a “Access is denied” message. JDK was still there but I followed recommendations to remove ...
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JRE not running correctly on Windows 7 64-bit
An application called DosBox Game Launcher (DBGL) requires JRE in order to run successfully. I had it installed and running on my old Windows 7 32-bit machine without any problems. Today I got my new ...
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How can I run a program that uses Java 6 or 7?
I'm trying to run ColorOracle, a software which simulates color blindness on your monitor. It is written in Java and requires "Java 6 or 7".
I have Java 8 because I foolishly trusted Oracle and ...
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