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![]() Hello, CentOS5 on a remote datacenter server, with no GUI like gnome/kde. I started it using the same command on Ubuntu Feisty: Quote:
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So I resorted to yum install java. If you could be so kind to help me remove all these 'offending' javas and show me how I can install sun java, I'd be very grateful. Thank you. |
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![]() Try this: man update-java-alternatives or this: How to install a specific version of Java on Ubuntu « The Wayward Word Press |
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![]() Thought I have read Ubuntu somewhere... But why dont you try google?? It brings you a huge bunch of CentOS5 and Java related pages... like: HowTos/JavaOnCentOS - CentOS Wiki |
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![]() Do you have an X-Server installed on the server? Some Java classes still need the presence of an X-Server, even though they don't use it.
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