Does jdeveloper 10g support jdk 1.3.1

[abc73]

Does jdeveloper 10g support jdk 1.3.1? I want to compile the java classes using jdk1.3.1 inside jdeveloper 10g.
Is there a way to overrule this and force jdeveloper 10g to use jdk 1.3.1?

Thanks

 

[sedj]

I take it you have already consulted all the documentation for JDeveloper, and you have found nothing ?
What about contacting Oracle tech support - those Oracle licences don't come cheap - you may aswell get your money's worth !

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[sedj]

An extremely quick google shows it seems you cannot :


From :

http://www.oracle.com/technology/obe/obe10gdb/install/jdevinst10g9051/jdevinst10g9051.htm

For JDeveloper to run successfully, you must install Java SDK release 1.4.2_03 (or later releases).

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[abc73]

I am using the personal edition. So was wondering if a way to point to JDK 1.3 in 10g jdeveloper.

Thanks

 

[chiph]

Using the Oracle Technology Network is available to all via free registration:

http://www.oracle.com/technology/index.html

There's a ton of info there, from free downloads to tutorials.
Here's the direct link to the 10g docs:

http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/database10g.html

Chip H.


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[sedj]

Well from the link I posted earlier ... it says you need 1.4 at least to run JDeveloper 10g - so I seriously doubt you can compile using 1.3 - seeing as you need 1.4 to run it !

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[Custom24]

With respect, I think sedj is wrong on this occasion. We are using JDeveloper 10g to compile using JDK 1.3.1_02 You need to select the project properties, and under the profiles, libraries, and then J2SE version, there should be a drop down which lists all the JDK's on your system. Select the one you want, and JDeveloper will compile using this JDK.

Hope this helps.

Mark

Mark

 

[sedj]

That'll teach me to offer comment on a product I've not used !!!
Thanks for pointing that out Custom24.

I must admit, I had assumed that if Oracle says you need 1.4 to run it, you'd never get it to compile in another version.

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[abc73]

Thanks I got it go to Project Properties and then click libraries and then set the J2SE Version.