We have an example of establishing a Java environment in a Windows platform, breaking the problem into the following steps:
1 Download JDK, we still use the J2SDK 1.4 version, where to download, huh, I think about who is designed, for Sun.
go with
Www.sun.com.cn.
The problem is coming again, in
http://www.sun.com/download/index.jsp?cat=application evelopment&toTab=3 See a lot of SDK downloads, what should I do? ?
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Note that we downloaded J2SE SDK,
Please take a look at your reference book, J2ME, J2SE and J2EE have any differences and contacts.
2 After download, install it locally if you download the Windows platform, then you can install it as soon as you install other Windwos programs.
3 Set PATH and CLASSPATH environment variables
