Java Platform Manager Dialog Box

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The Java Platform Manager is a tool for registering different versions of the Java Development Kit (JDK) and other Java tools that your programs depend on. The dialog box lists all of your registered JDKs in the left pane and lists the JDK that the IDE is running on as the Default Platform.

You can open the dialog box by choosing Tools > Java Platforms.

Using the Java Platform Manager, you can:

Once you have registered a JDK, you can configure a standard project to use that JDK for compilation, execution, and debugging. Go to the project's Project Properties dialog box, select the Libraries node, and choose the appropriate JDK in the Java Platform combo box.

Notes:

See Also
Setting the Target JDK in a Project
Adding Javadoc to a Project
Viewing Javadoc Documentation
Stepping Through Your Program
About Standard Projects
About Free-Form Projects

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