Hi Duncan
One user has applications that require the Java 1.14. I wish
to, for this user set up there environment when they log in or run from
cron to uses the 1.14 binaries and the other users of the box to use the
Java 5.
The solution is merely to point the application at the correct Java
binaries. This is probably best done in the application startup batch
file / shell script. It is not necessary, though possibly useful, to add
the directory with the Java binaries in it to the PATH environment
variable.
Additionally, some applications, e.g. tomcat, require the JAVA_HOME
environment variable to be set. If you're doing this on UNIX/Linux
remeber to EXPORT the variable(s) so that they are visible to child
processes.
Hope this helps.
Gavin
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