Bob,
The JRE is the run-time subset of the JDK (development kit). So, if you
install the JDK, you have the JRE.
Dave
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Subject: RE: A beginner starting out...
So...you don't need a JRE in order to run the compiled Java code? I thought
the JRE was needed. How does this work without a JRE??
basically, to prototype, you need:
-a working JDK (not J2EE, nor JRE)
-a release of any servlet container ( Tomcat for example)
-a release of jetspeed.
Stan.
>Thanks,
>Bob Wilson.
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