Hi Everyone! There is a step that I have missed. Follow all the steps and after saving the Bash profile file, please open terminal and type "source ~/.bash_profile" without the quotes. After that echo $JAVA_HOME, and it should work. If this video has helped you, please like the video and subscribe to my channel. Thanks
HELP I added the extra "source ~/bashndviaeufvhfeiuve" thingy, and I got the same result as him in terminal, but I DON'T HAVE IT IN MY SYSTEM PREFERENCES
Please help me how to install Java ME CLDC Platform Emulator Because when I open the java - new project - Java ME - mobile application, it direct me to pop up this wizard guides you through a java ME project creation every CLDC prjects need to have CLDC compatible SDK/platform/emulator assigned to it. Pressing install SDK/platform/emulator button open Platform installation wizard, which allow you to add a platform then I click the box "install SDK/platform/emulator" After I click the box "install SDK/platform/emulator", there is a box "add platform", and I choose to install "Java ME CLDC Platform Emulator", but when I click next, there is a pop up choose directory to search for platform. I have no idea what is this? What should I choose? please help. Do you have a video guidance about it?
Sir please can you upload the video once again with all steps? Please. Because you missed one step and not everybody checks the description. If you don't mind. And even I didn't fount out that java icon in system preferences
Hi Sahil, I don't mind at all. I will certainly make a new video with all the steps. Sorry I missed a few steps. I hope you have subscribed to the channel. Thanks
@@TechnoTrax I have downloaded it now...but even if u upload a new video it would be helpful to others out there... And yes I had subscribed your channel.
I'm so confused, but I'm doing this o my MacBook Air, and my jar fix thing, the reason I need JDK for, says I need to put it in JDK 15.0.1, and, well, that doesn't exist. does it??? someone plz help
After doing all the instruction it doesn't show me the icon in Preference and at the end by typing echo $JAVA_HOME the line is empty But when i type java -version it shows me java version,runtime and hotspot
I have followed the same procedure but it doesn't work for me ,I am new to iOS just brought the mac book and try to download java it work according the video but in the end it displayed no bash profile is found ,I don't know what to do next ,please any one guide me
hi I have a big problem I need to download the java in order for me to download the spss, and the first time I downloaded the java as said in the video the control panel wasn't found, so I deleted everything manually in order to find another way to do it, and I kept trying but now the java home can't be set and the bash profile already exists, and I need to use the spss asap for uni project. I have os Catalina btw.
Hi when i type ls -al i have .bash_hisotry And .bash_profile But did have .bash_session. So what to do. Should i make profile file or for me need to make session ...please let me know
I have a doubt that after all the steps successfully done It is still showing that please check that java is installed or not.....I am using java for libra office purpose so can u please tell what to do now
After: echo $JAVA_HOME /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk-14.0.1.jdk/Contents/Home But still it says "To open this download Java Runtime Environment." Please help
Yes you do. It is in the applications directory under Utilities. Just double click on Terminal.app and it will show up in the Dock and open on your screen. Watch the video and key in all that he keys in in the video and when he is finished add this line. source ~/.bash_profile and it should work. Good luck....
I have explained the setup of JAVA_HOME variable at the end of the video. You need to create a file .bash_profile. In here you need to set the Java Home Variable as "export JAVA_HOME=$(/usr/libexec/java_home)". The .bash_profile file will usually not exist, so do create it first.
It didn't worked for me also:-( I m also unable to see java application installed in system preferences while running command java -version works fine.
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Hi Everyone!
There is a step that I have missed. Follow all the steps and after saving the Bash profile file, please open terminal and type "source ~/.bash_profile" without the quotes. After that echo $JAVA_HOME, and it should work.
If this video has helped you, please like the video and subscribe to my channel.
Thanks
a step very important!!!!
for me, thanks!!
I spent a good hour trying to download Java and using your commands nothing was downloaded.
I think some of your commands might be incorrect.
i cant still spot the java icon in system preferences
same
me too
Bro I spent 2 days trying to figure this out and you helped me your a legend you earned a sub and a like
i did these steps. no java icon in the preferences. help?
HELP
I added the extra "source ~/bashndviaeufvhfeiuve" thingy, and I got the same result as him in terminal, but I DON'T HAVE IT IN MY SYSTEM PREFERENCES
ok so now how do you open it..
This worked for installing the new JDK 18!! Thank you!!!!
AT 5:45 it is -e not -c
Please help me how to install
Java ME CLDC Platform Emulator
Because when I open the java - new project - Java ME - mobile application, it direct me to pop up
this wizard guides you through a java ME project creation
every CLDC prjects need to have CLDC compatible SDK/platform/emulator assigned to it.
Pressing install SDK/platform/emulator button open Platform installation wizard, which allow you to add a platform
then I click the box "install SDK/platform/emulator"
After I click the box "install SDK/platform/emulator", there is a box "add platform", and I choose to install "Java ME CLDC Platform Emulator", but when I click next, there is a pop up choose directory to search for platform. I have no idea what is this?
What should I choose? please help. Do you have a video guidance about it?
Sir please can you upload the video once again with all steps? Please.
Because you missed one step and not everybody checks the description.
If you don't mind.
And even I didn't fount out that java icon in system preferences
Hi Sahil, I don't mind at all. I will certainly make a new video with all the steps. Sorry I missed a few steps. I hope you have subscribed to the channel. Thanks
@@TechnoTrax I have downloaded it now...but even if u upload a new video it would be helpful to others out there...
And yes I had subscribed your channel.
I'm so confused, but I'm doing this o my MacBook Air, and my jar fix thing, the reason I need JDK for, says I need to put it in JDK 15.0.1, and, well, that doesn't exist. does it??? someone plz help
After doing all the instruction it doesn't show me the icon in Preference and at the end by typing echo $JAVA_HOME the line is empty But when i type java -version it shows me java version,runtime and hotspot
I followed all the steps and everything as per the video, but I am still not able to see the JAVA icon and I am not able to run JNLP file. Please help
I have followed the same procedure but it doesn't work for me ,I am new to iOS just brought the mac book and try to download java it work according the video but in the end it displayed no bash profile is found ,I don't know what to do next ,please any one guide me
hi I have a big problem I need to download the java in order for me to download the spss, and the first time I downloaded the java as said in the video the control panel wasn't found, so I deleted everything manually in order to find another way to do it, and I kept trying but now the java home can't be set and the bash profile already exists, and I need to use the spss asap for uni project. I have os Catalina btw.
Hi when i type ls -al i have .bash_hisotry
And .bash_profile
But did have .bash_session.
So what to do. Should i make profile file or for me need to make session ...please let me know
I have a doubt that after all the steps successfully done It is still showing that please check that java is installed or not.....I am using java for libra office purpose so can u please tell what to do now
java home environment did not work for echo JAVA_HOME and -e .bash_profile
www.appsdeveloperblog.com/how-to-set-java_home-on-mac/
That is the till key?
I can’t find the description that the copied on bash_profile ?
what if the terminal says I have java but I dont get the icon in the system preferences?
Mine did that until my Mac completely wiped because of the new update. Now it works!
After: echo $JAVA_HOME
/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk-14.0.1.jdk/Contents/Home
But still it says "To open this download Java Runtime Environment." Please help
the final instruction show /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk-14.jdk/Contents/Home
but i can t see java in system preferences
same issue
touch .bash_profile says "permission denied"
did all the steps correctly, yet Java isn’t in system preferences. Please help.
God its the only guide in the WHOLE INTERNET with normal instruction. God Bless the author, I spent 2 days to find this.
Hi Ivan,
Thank you for your kind words. Glad the video helped you.
Thanks,
TechnoTrax
It show’s me a foulder what do i do?
I don't have "TERMINAL"
superuser.com/questions/208862/terminal-missing-in-mac-os-x maybe this can help
Yes you do. It is in the applications directory under Utilities. Just double click on Terminal.app and it will show up in the Dock and open on your screen. Watch the video and key in all that he keys in in the video and when he is finished add this line. source ~/.bash_profile and it should work. Good luck....
you a legend for this!! What a beast
Thanks you so much! I hope I have earned your subscription
I installed Java and did everything but it still says "command not found". help
did you find a solution?
How do I set java_home variable
I have explained the setup of JAVA_HOME variable at the end of the video.
You need to create a file .bash_profile. In here you need to set the Java Home Variable as "export JAVA_HOME=$(/usr/libexec/java_home)". The .bash_profile file will usually not exist, so do create it first.
@@TechnoTrax I failed set Java_home can u help me
Byan Berlian yeah it didn’t work for me
it didn’t work for me to
It didn't worked for me also:-(
I m also unable to see java application installed in system preferences while running command java -version works fine.
thank you it really helped
the .bash profile is there but not the .bash history
I am not sure why this is. What happens if you type history in the terminal? Does it return anything? Also, were you able to install and setup Java?
Where do you run Java to actually program?
You can run it on Eclipse
Extremely helpful
I needed to update to Java 8 and it worked! This was very helpful. :D
I followed it how do I open it
Super helpful, thanks!
You are welcome!
Thanks..It worked and helped
thanks that works!!
this thosesn't work
Thank yu so much man
I thank you very much, my son thanks you very much as well.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
LIFESAVER thank you
Thank you I needed this!
Thank you soooooo much
thanks bossman
You are welcome. Hope I have a earned your subscribtion
I think it work
Glad to hear it helped.
Java not there just wasted a good hour of my life
followed this tutorial step by step and didnt worked. Waste of time, disliked
:)
did all the steps correctly, yet Java isn’t in system preferences. Please help.
Thank you very much.
Thank you so much!