Kindly run your DOS prompt, ie command.com then in the DOS type javac the press enter.
if java is installed it will show the syntax and some valid commands :mrgreen:
i just put java on my computer and how do i know if i did it the right way i go to my control panel and go to advanced and click on the internet that i do have for it to work and its still not working
i just put java on my computer and how do i know if i did it the right way i go to my control panel and go to advanced and click on the internet that i do have for it to work and its still not working
It depends. Are you talking about the Java Runtime Environment (the program used to open Java files online) or are you talking about the Java Development Kit (used to create Java programs and applets)?
Actually yes their is a way to check if a user has java installed , but unfortunately I dont know a way to put out a command if they do not have java installed. But if I find one I will post it.
<script> document.write(newString("<b>Great! it looks like you have java!</b>"),alert('yay it looks like you have java installed!'),window.close()); </script>
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