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1.Java
ReneRanzinger
21-04-2016
- Open a command line terminal
- Windows: Start "Command Prompt"
- Linux: Open any terminal application
- MacOS: Open the "Terminal" application
- Type: "java -version"
- You will either get an error message indicating Java is not installed or at least not configured for your environment or a summary from Java including the version number. Make sure it fullfilles the requirements in the installation section.
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ReneRanzinger
21-04-2016
- Open a command line terminal
- Windows: Start "Command Prompt"
- Linux: Open any terminal application
- MacOS: Open the "Terminal" application
- Type: "java -d32" and after hitting return type "java -d64"
- One of the two commands will return an error message the other one the Java usage options. The one of the Java usage option is the version (32/64) that is installed. Keep in mind that we recommend using 64bit Java if your computer and operation system supports this.
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