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Operating Systems HP-UX Setting up new version of java Post 303007237 by anaigini45 on Tuesday 14th of November 2017 09:58:00 AM
Old 11-14-2017
Setting up new version of java

Hi,

I have got jre 1.5 that I have got to install in the HP.UX version 11.31.
I managed to install it with this command :

Code:
# swinstall -s /tmp/<jre.XXXXX.depot>

It automatically gets created in /opt/java1.5/jre/bin.
However, now I am not sure how to set the PATH to JAVA_HOME, and path to this /opt/java1.5/jre/bin. Are these two the same?

Also I used this command to try and set the PATH (wrong path) :

Code:
export PATH=/opt/java1.5/bin:$PATH

I can now see /opt/java1.5/bin at the beginning of the line when I do an
Code:
#echo $PATH

However, since the entry is wrong, how do I remove it?

Also what is the difference between using the command above to set the PATH variable, and also setting it directly in /etc/PATH?

And how do I ensure that I get the output of java version 1.5 when I type this :

Code:
java -version

As of now, when I run the command above, it says "java not found".
In other servers on the other hand, I get different java versions when I run the same command.
 

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