Do we need JAVA_HOME or just Path edition will do? If we are creating JAVA_HOME just to use it in Path variable, then can we just edit Path variable, by giving absolute path. Please suggest.
@@Vinodmhetre007 when you type Java commands in command prompt, it will point to that location using path variable. CMD uses path variable to point Java commands location.
i changed my JAVA_HOME to java 7 and then put %JAVA_HOME%\bin in my path but for some reason, my java -version is still java 11. i have a lot of jdk downloaded in my program files/ java folder but it wont switch correctly, and i have even restarted the computer multiple times
Thanks! Good video. You have here solution for error when you install a new version of Android Studio Eel (electric) on Ubuntu kinetic and when you are trying to setup for flutter app development in your android studio, you might get an error in your terminal. ERROR: JAVA_HOME is not set and no 'java' command could be found in your PATH. ua-cam.com/video/tYZPn19qK6E/v-deo.html
Do we need JAVA_HOME or just Path edition will do? If we are creating JAVA_HOME just to use it in Path variable, then can we just edit Path variable, by giving absolute path. Please suggest.
You need to configure both JAVA_HOME and path
@@JavaGuides Thank you.I do not have JAVA_HOME set but still java commands are working on cmd, how?
@@Vinodmhetre007 when you type Java commands in command prompt, it will point to that location using path variable. CMD uses path variable to point Java commands location.
then in which case do we need JAVA_HOME?
@@Vinodmhetre007 JAVA_HOME used by servers like Tomcat, tools like maven, gradle etc.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
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Thank u sir this video only help me to set java path
exactly what i wanted, using path dynamicaly with variable, tq
Your define path step worked out well
No one told that step
Good
exactly what I was looking for, thanks programming mate
Thank u sir this was very much helpfull to us 🙂🙂
Thank you very much it solve my problem
Thank you so much Ramesh! 🤗
Great help. thank you
Good explanation
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Well explained brother
thank you bro
for this video
Exactly got what I wanted, Thanks 😊
Well explained
Useful
Unfortunately it still says java is not recognised as an internal or external command:(
Pretty Straight Forward
I configured both but it is coming error invoking main method
absolutely underrated
Thank you ❤
easy and straigth forward
Thx, it helped!
i changed my JAVA_HOME to java 7 and then put %JAVA_HOME%\bin in my path but for some reason, my java -version is still java 11. i have a lot of jdk downloaded in my program files/ java folder but it wont switch correctly, and i have even restarted the computer multiple times
You have installed java 11 but in command prompt it is showing 1.8 version. Why?
Thanks
Always come back to these lol
for me when i type "javac" in command prompt it says "'javac' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
Do you know causes it to goes missing? (IF there's something that makes it goes missing, in first place)
Thank u
thanx sir
But I am unable to see view advance system settings in my ofc laptop
2.0when we click on path the Pop window is different.and ur pop window is different
My pop window does not have options like new edit nothing
Javap is not recognised still. How to solve that?
🙏🙏🙏
didn't work
Thanks! Good video. You have here solution for error when you install a new version of Android Studio Eel (electric) on Ubuntu kinetic and when you are trying to setup for flutter app development in your android studio, you might get an error in your terminal. ERROR: JAVA_HOME is not set and no 'java' command could be found in your PATH. ua-cam.com/video/tYZPn19qK6E/v-deo.html