These days began playing with a BlackBerry,Engineering mode,Java development environment is installed on the computer,But always after the installation prompts
'javac’ Not an internal or external command balabalabala ... ...
Google ~ solution:
- Right-computer--> Properties-> The left side of the "advanced system settings"-> The "Advanced" tab –> Under the "environment variables"
- System variables,Creates a new variable named JAVA_HOME,The value of the variable c:\Program FilesJavajdk1.6.0_10 (Jdk installed in a directory of your own, whichever),Then determine。
- System variables found inside the Path,edit,The last variable value where a semicolon (;),Plus jdk directory C:\Program FilesJava\jdk1.6.0_10\bin (the same version to your own directory prevail!) ,Click OK。
There is actually a method,But I am using the above method,Another I do not write,This article is part of the referenceHere,Another method is alsoHere。
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