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https://github.com/Samsung/tizen-docs/blob/master/docs/application/tizen-studio/setup/openjdk.md#install-openjdk-for-windows
describes how to install open jdk. however it says that you simply have to add JAVA_HOME and after this you can call java from the commandline.
this is wrong. java in openjdk is under the bin directory in the jdk zip. the bin directory is also where the java executable lives. but according to the documentation this path will not be added. you at least have to additionally add the bin directory to the system/user path variable to be able to call java from the commandline.
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probably it will be good to explicitly note that in case an other installed java version is present and is prefered instead of the desired sdk on the system this can interfere with the ability to deploy or debug which is obscure to the developer in the first place.
in my case the sdb experience was affected and no breakpoints where triggered. beside this everything appeared to work but this had to be wrong.
https://github.com/Samsung/tizen-docs/blob/master/docs/application/tizen-studio/setup/openjdk.md#install-openjdk-for-windows
describes how to install open jdk. however it says that you simply have to add JAVA_HOME and after this you can call java from the commandline.
this is wrong. java in openjdk is under the bin directory in the jdk zip. the bin directory is also where the java executable lives. but according to the documentation this path will not be added. you at least have to additionally add the bin directory to the system/user path variable to be able to call java from the commandline.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: