If you have C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java\javapath in your path, then this could potentially cause you problems as it may reference a JRE (Java Runtime Environment).
Then enter JAVA_HOME for the variable and the path to our Java 8 JDK folder. From there select Environmental Variables and click the New button in the System Variable section. On Windows you can do this by going to your control panel, System and selecting Advanced System Settings. Make sure you set the JDK 8 as your JAVA_HOME environment variable. I use a Windows system so any commands or steps ma slightly differ for other operating systems. We will be using the Weblogic 12c server both locally and on the Java Cloud Service. This tutorial assumes that you have your Java Cloud service set up and want to be able to test applications locally and deploy to the cloud server. The Oracle Public Cloud is made up of several components but we only use the Java Cloud Service. You may have guessed that we use the NetBeans IDE here at IDR Solutions. To test our applications locally we are going to use the Weblogic 12c server, which I will take you through how to install if you haven’t got it already. Last time I wrote about ‘ How to use the Microsoft Azure cloud on the NetBeans IDE‘, this time I will take you through using Oracle Public Cloud with the NetBeans IDE. Recently I have also spent a lot of time studying the cloud and thought it might be useful to create some guides on how to use various cloud platforms with the NetBeans IDE. How to use the Oracle Java Cloud Service with the NetBeans IDEĪt IDR Solutions I mainly work on the Development of the JPedal Java PDF Library and PDF to HTML5 Converter. Her hobbies include reading, completing puzzle books and cycling. Georgia Ingham Georgia is a Java Developer.
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