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jdk installation question

hi, i just "yum install jdk*.i386" and installation was complete without any error. however, i tried to #javac helloworld " and javac is not found in the $PATH. i tried to locate it and didn't find it.

would anyone shed some light on where the "yum install" installed my jdk to? where can i find my javac compiler? thanksss

i am using fedora9

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NAME

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