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Appendix C Procedure for Development Using JDK 6

This section describes the procedure for using JDK 6 in development on a Java EE 6 workbench.

Starting a Java EE 6 workbench that uses JDK 6

To start the Java EE 6 workbench using JDK 6, follow the procedures below:

  1. Open the Command Prompt, and move to the installation folder of the Java EE 6 development function.

    [installation folder of the Java EE 6 development function]
    <product installation folder>\IDE\1101_WB36\eclipse
  2. Execute isstudio.exe with the -vm option added, as shown below:

    > isstudio.exe -vm <JDK 6 installation folder>\jre\bin
  3. In the [Select a workspace] window, select a new workspace folder.
    If an existing workspace is selected, follow the procedures in "Modifying existing workspace settings" below:

Modifying existing workspace settings

If an existing workspace is selected when the Java EE 6 workbench is started, follow the procedures below to modify settings to use JDK 6:

  1. Add JDK 6 to [Installed JREs].

    1. From the workbench menu, select [Window] > [Preferences].

    2. In the [Preferences] dialog box on the left pane, select [Java] > [Installed JREs].

    3. In the right [Installed JREs] window, click [Add].

    4. In the [JRE Type] window, select "Standard VM", then click [Next].

    5. In [JRE home] of the [JRE Definition] window, specify the JDK 6 installation folder.
      "JDK 6" is displayed in [JRE name], and a list of JAR files for the JDK 6 library specified in [JRE system libraries] is displayed. Click [Finish] to close the window.

    6. "JDK6" is added to the list in [Installed JREs].
      Select the "JDK 6" checkbox to make JDK 6 the default JDK. Click [OK] to close the dialog box.

  2. Modify JDK used by an existing project to JDK 6.

    1. From Project Explorer, select the project to be modified, and from the popup menu select [Properties].

    2. In the left pane of the [Properties] dialog box, select [Java Build Path].
      The [Java Build Path] page is displayed on the right. Select the [Libraries] tab.

    3. From the list, select "JRE System Library[JavaSE-1.7]", then click [Edit].

    4. In the [JRE System Library] window change the "Execution environment" to "JavaSE-1.6(JDK6)" and click [Finish].

    5. Click [OK] to close the [Properties] dialog box.

Initializing a Java EE 6 runtime environment that uses JDK 6

The Java EE 6 runtime environment must be initialized for use with JDK 6 so the applications developed using JDK 6 can be deployed in the Java EE 6 runtime environment and tested. Any Interstage Java EE 6 DAS services created, or deployed applications, are deleted after initialization. If necessary, recreate Interstage Java EE 6 DAS services and redeploy applications after initialization.

Follow the steps below to initialize:

Table C.1 Initialization

No.

Steps

References

1

Backup Application Server resources.

Note: Perform the tasks as required if J2EE and Java EE 5 functions are used with the Interstage Application Server bundled with this product.

"Interstage Application Server Operator's Guide" > "Resource Backup/Export"

2

Uninstall the Application Server.

"Interstage Studio Installation Guide" > "Installation" > "Overwrite installation"

3

After backing up any necessary files in the APS folder, delete the APS folder.
(For example: If the installation folder was "C:\Interstage", delete the C:\Interstage\APS folder)

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4

Install the Application Server. Select JDK 6 in the [Select the JDK to be used in the Java EE 6] window.

"Interstage Studio Installation Guide" > "Installation" > "Overwrite installation"

5

Restore the resources that were backed up.

Note: Perform the tasks as required if J2EE and Java EE 5 functions are used with the Interstage Application Server bundled with this product.

"Interstage Application Server Operator's Guide" > "Resource Restore/Import"

Point

If developing using JDK 7 after developing using JDK 6, follow the procedure below to revert the settings:

  • The Java EE 6 workbench is usually started on the application page (in Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012) or from the start menu (in other Windows systems).

  • If the settings of an existing workspace have been modified for JDK 6 use, revert the settings to those for JDK 7.

    • In the [Installed JREs] list, select the "JDK 6" checkbox to make JDK 7 the default JDK.

    • In the existing project, in the [JRE System Library] window, modify "Alternate JRE" to "JDK7".

    • In the [Java Compiler] window for the existing project, change the [Compiler compliance level] to [1.7].

  • Initialize the Java EE 6 runtime environment for use with JDK 7. The procedure is the same as described in "Initialization". When installing the Application Server, select JDK7 in the [Select the JDK to be used in the Java EE 6] window.