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sfvb

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Nov 25, 2001
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We've been coding in "Oracle JDeveloper 10g Preview" for about a week now, and so far all our programmers prefer it over the previous releases.

Depending on where your at in your development cycle, it may be worth a look at:

Steve
 
Hello

I want to change from JDeveloper 9.0.3 to JDeveloper 9.0.5 (10g).
I installed it but when I tried to define a JDK version like the JDK 1.3.2 it hangs.
I know that it needs the JDK 1.4.1 for running.
But is it limited to compile the projects in that JDK alone ?
 
pslp,
As noted in your thread specific to this issue:
JDeveloper 10g Preview supports JDK switching, just like all previous versions. The correct way to change the JDK for your project is as follows:
1. Invoke Project Properties
2. Go to the Libraries panel, under Profiles | Development
3. Click New J2SE Version and browse to the java.exe of choice.
4. Click OK on both dialogs, compile and run.
Any compilation issues under older JDK's are most likely the result of unsupported classes by your chosen version.
 
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