12-21-2010
Need to find the OS JRE as well as User installed JRE on my UNIX box!
Hi,
I want to determine whether my java application is pointing to the OS version of Java or the User installed Java version on my Unix box.
I am aware of the "java -version" command, however I am unsure if the version returned is the OS one or the user one.
Please help.
Ali.
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