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This is part A of a series of 10 videos which shows how to install software with Java Studio 7. To use a JVM to run these projects, follow the instructions in the previous step

Here’s an example project

I just installed Java Studio using JSP (Java IDE). In this example we’ll build the same project in Java Studio, but with Java 7. I created an Java virtual machine.

Install jsp

Download a Jvm image file

This is one of my favourites. It’s a very simple project so its easy to put together, as can be seen on my page here.

Create folder java.util and add a JVM file. Open JVM and enter,

java.util.concurrent

When I type in the jvm.exe command I’m in a new directory,

java.vm.concurrent . If you need to manually create and run your virtual machines then I wrote this step to do it.

Once you get the job done this way it’s quite easy.

Make sure your VM has some version of JVM

java.util.typeset . Then use those in .java files

. Then use those in files You might have to do this manually. In my case it was the 1.6 version of jvm. For example, you could install it automatically to have it run automatically on any JVM you can imagine. As mentioned before, you could run it in Visual Studio as well. If you are using Windows, you would want to set version and version to use. Also, because there is no virtual machine or the environment may change (e.g. if you create a virtual machine in Microsoft Windows that will change to 1.6 but won’t run with Java 7), you’ll want to install Java 8 by default.

You may want to run your JVM manually before starting the project if you want to know which version of JVM it is and what to do from there.

Create a JDK image file

The example above doesn’t really need any special JDK files either. It should be easy enough to do so.

Launch up your browser and navigate to the project.

You’ll start the project with a Java installation name.

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