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Hello everyone, After a lot of trial and error and many patches, I have finally gotten the Java 17 JDK compiling properly for OS X 10.8-10.11 and the Java 11 JDK compiling for OS X 10.6-10.11. These operating systems have not run a modern version of Java for quite a while, so this should be...

There is an app called Hodoku written in Java. It is a very well known and respected Sudoku app that has a user interface which allows me to color the candidates (not just the cells). I'm 99% sure iOS does not have Java but I thought I would check here. Alternatively, a Sudoku app that has a...

Hi guys, Could anyone help me to run this app called "PjeCalc" in MacOS? It is an Java application made for Windows, but they told me that it could run on MacOS, following this steps: 1) copy files from JRE folder of Java 8 on MacOS and paste in "bin/jre" of the application. 2) replace...

So I use my Platinum //e to do a bit of writing. So far I've used ADTPro to transfer disk images from my Apple //e to both my PowerBook G4 and my M1 MacMini. However, if I want to transfer files from the disk images to MacOS, I have to use an old version of an app called AppleCommander that...

hello, im creating a boot camp auto installer for the mac. im starting with the mac pro. i want to know how i can go about and create a disk managment program that allows you to select your partion sizes then it will grabthe iso file from the folder you have set. then it will tkae that iso and...

public class Fibonacci { public static long fib(int n) { if (n <= 1) return n; else return fib(n-1) + fib(n-2); } public static void main(String[] args) { int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); for (int i = 1; i <= N; i++) System.out.println(i...

Hey all, A lot of the focus around the M1 is on video/photo editing. However there aren't a huge number of reports on audio or software development. I'm going to refer to M1 here as the generation rather than the specific chip, so that'll encompass the Pro/Max/Ultra. My daily driver is a 2016...

Hi all, I'm trying to update my Java so i can try out RSSOwlnix, but I'm having a bit of trouble. The problem is that after running the updater in the Java Control Panel found in System Preferences, RSSOwlnix still refuses to run and tells me I'm still running Java 1.7.0_45. Also, when I check...

Hi guys, I've many jar files (java applications) that can't be run on Macbook Air M1. Everytime I open it, it says the file is damaged an can't be opened (see screenshot below). How do I solve this? Thanks in advance

Wondering if there was a way to run a java binary such as Runelite or OSBuddy on my old G5 Quad running 10.5.8. Even willing to pay someone to help get this working

Recent upgrade to Catalina. There's a .jnlp file we need that continues to open up without issues, however it no longer has access to any files on disk (needs create/read access). I tried adding /usr/bin/java (which symlinks to...

Some of you were asking me to tell how I got Java 1.6 and Java 1.7 to work on PowerPC OS X 10.5, but I would rather tell you how to easily get it on your own PPC Mac. Download the file I prepared: (http://www.mediafire.com/file/ybafhfbu4uihg5g/java_6_and_7.zip/file) 1. Download both the above...

I installed java jdk and did setup java_home as well in my mac. While I check java -version through terminal it shows the java version but the java symbol doesn't appear in the system preference. Is this a problem or or it doesn't affect my work in anyway?

Safari 12.0 installed automatically today and when I went to a site that uses Java I received a Java not supported. Contacted Apple and they said they've had several complaints but no fix. I reinstalled Java as suggested and still nothing. If I posted in the wrong area please move it. Thanks

Hi All, After 30something years of MS, I moved from Windows to MacOS last November and have no complaints, in fact, happy I did. I have a 2017 13inch MBP w TB, 16GB RAM, 500GB SSD, High Sierra 10.13.3. Having acquired my main productivity software (Adobe & MS). I chose to manually move files...

Whenever I restart my computer, this comes up: To use the "java" command-line tool you need to install a JDK I want to get rid of it, so I googled it and everyone tells me to install javaforosx.dmg, or jdk-9.0.4_osx-x64_bin.dmg, or jre-8u161-macosx-x64.dmg, etc.... When I double click on one...

I downloaded the JDK 8 Can I just paste it into the Java folder of the System folder? Does it work that way?

This damn thing keeps popping up at random times. I have tried numerous times to adjust my Safari settings to address this. No luck.

EVer since upgrading to High Sierra I have been getting a java JDK prompt, I have downloaded the latest version of java, as linked in the prompt and the prompt still shows up. How the devil do I get rid of this annoying prompt? Needless to say I have no desire to use the java command line tool.

I feel like suddenly every website has implemented this feature. I'm on a Mac Pro 5,1 with Yosemite on an SSD and the internet connection download measured around 30-40Mbps on average. But ever since that feature started spreading like cancer, it's just basically made the whole internet...