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| − | Installing any Java 8 (JRE of JDK) should be set as default.
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| − | The default Java version will be printed out. 1.8.0_xxx is Java 8.
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Revision as of 10:15, 29 September 2018
Install Java
Exilent currently works only with Java 8 (JRE/JDK).
To download it search for it in google, it should be the first result:
https://www.google.hu/search?q=java+8+jdk
- Accept the License Agreement first.
- Download the version you need and install it. You should pick the x64 (64 bit) version over the x86 (32 bit).
- Restart your computer if it says so.
See also: Downloads
See also: Default Java version
