Installing Java

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Downloading and Installing Java

Step 1 :

Download the Java jdk(Java Development Kit) and jre(Java Runtime Environment) from the following links. Choose the appropriate version for your OS.
Java Jdk
Java Jre




Step 2:

Install both of them in your default installation drive. After completing the installation proceed to setting the path variables.

Setting up path variables.(Windows)

Step 1:

Open the properties of "your computer". Click on Advanced system settings. Select Environment Variables. (or) Type "environment variables" in windows search (start button).

Step 2:

Make a new system variable with name "JAVA_HOME" and the variable value as "the installation path" as shown in the picture.

Step 3:

Edit the system variable named "Path" and add an entry with the path of your jre bin as shown in picture.

Step 4:

You are done with installation and setting up of your path variables.

            If you still have any doubts on installation, feel free to comment or mail me.




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