Thinkorswim not running with openJDK
Thinkorswim (a platform for trading) will not run with openJDK.
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JavaFX is not found in Java used by thinkorswim. Code:
https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/alternatives-how-to-use-specific-group-|-how-to-make-thinkrswim-work-with-oracle-sun-and-openjdk-4175511760/ Thanks. |
why don't you install oracle jdk, instead it only takes a simple yes and its still free for the most part, to use anyways as far a I know, I've never had anything bad happen to me for using it. whenever I do/did.
just install them one at a time, then set the path and java_home to which ever one you're using to whatever needs to use whichever version. if one of the softwares do not or cannot use the newer version. |
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https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/doc..._overview.html
if you cannot remove your old java, leave it, it is / should install into its one version directory, then you'll just need to check your Code:
JAVA_HOME https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19509-01...dk_javahome_t/ |
As near as I can tell, I need JDK so that I can run libreoffice, and other packages. So I was thinking that I would use alienbob's openJDK, and install that. Then I would like to install the Oracle JRE for thinkorswim. So how should I execute that install, to target a specific place for the JRE (which has the javaFX that thinkorswim needs)?
Then, to run thinkorswim, I would do it from a script, which would change the JAVA_HOME for thinkorswim. Presumably any other execution, without that script, would use the JAVA_HOME for the openJDK installation. So how do I install the JRE in a different location? |
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