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09-04-2001
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About Java Virtual Machine
Can Someone help me for Java VM?
How can I see version of JVM and JDK on UNIX AIX 4.3? |
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09-04-2001
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You can use "smitty" from any terminal.
Once in smitty, select: Software Installation and Maintenance then select: List Software and Related Information then select: List Installed Software and Related Information then select: List Installed Software in the first entry filed on the right (the cursor should already be there) just type: Java* and you should get a list of all Java components. One of those output lines should look somthing like: Java_dev2.rte.bin 1.2.2.10 C Java Runtime Environment |
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09-07-2001
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Re: About Java Virtual Machine
You can also, simply use the Java command flags
that display the version: java -version java -fullversion This is easy, doesn't require root, and works on all platforms. Enjoy... Jeff |
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