#Jedit java 7 update#
#Jedit java 7 windows 7#

#Jedit java 7 windows 7#

Continuing inability of LibreOffice 3.4.4 (build 402) to detect presence of JRE when only Java 1.7u01 32-bit is present on Windows 7 sp1 64-bit. Since this bug isn't a real incompatibility but just an inability to recognize java 7 properly, I think it's pretty unfortunate that it doesn't look like it'll be fixed before you start getting tons of users running into the bug rather than just a few early adopters.Ĭan confirm. Oracle may even start offering 7u2 as the default java download. When 7u2 goes final (within a couple weeks) you'll start to see a lot of people switching away from Java 6. The only other fixes in 7u1 were security fixes 7u2 has a lot more fixes and improvements, and I've been using the 7u2 prereleases for two months now without any issues.

The much-hyped bugs in the original Java 7 release (which mattered a lot to Lucene and Solr but don't affect most people and were avoidable via a command-line switch) were already fixed in 7u1 on Oct 19. No such luck it still wouldn't use the jre.

Considering that was able to get LO working with Java 7 by copying the jre7 into the usual jre6 location, I thought I might be able to get LO to use jre7 by putzing around with the javasettings_$PLATFORM.xml file in the profile config directory. Same problem here LO 3.4.4 won't recognize the 7u2b11 jre. Nevertheless, in some config-file the path is still stored, and its still working. So, in my opinion, this test demonstrates, that LibO really uses the Java 7 in the former Java 6 Directory.Īs for the Options Dialog: NO, there is no Java Installation displayed. To be sure it really uses THIS version of Java, I changed the foldername of the previous v6 (now v7) installation, and then LanguageTool crashes LibO (as it cant use Java anymore). I was able to use Base, Duden Korrektor and Languagtool.

Then I copied the v7 version to the path that v6 used before. I then closed LibO and uninstalled the v6 version. I had 6.0.26 installed, so that LibO 3.4.3 was able to detect the path Java 32Bit is installed to. I didn't had any v6 Versions installed with 3.4.2. > probably one of those that is being used. :pulsar-client-all:3.1.> Are you sure? Unless you have uninstalled all previous Java versions, it's In this case, you can use pulsar-client-all, which shades dependencies only one time and reduces the size of dependencies.

#Jedit java 7 update#

It would be troublesome if you introduce new dependencies but forget to update shading rules. Consequently, the applications using both pulsar-client and pulsar-client-admin have redundant shaded classes. Include both pulsar-client and pulsar-client-admin.īoth pulsar-client and pulsar-client-admin are independently shaded packages. See Admin API overview for more reference. See Client API overview for more reference. The following table outlines the API packages and reference docs for Pulsar Java clients. The current Java client version is 3.1.0. All the methods in Java clients are thread-safe. You can use a Pulsar Java client to create Pulsar producers, consumers, and readers in Java and perform administrative tasks.