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Re: How do we find out what the "current" version of Java is?

On 3/29/22 9:40 AM, Therrien, Paul via MIDRANGE-L wrote:
I see something like this when I do F11 on LICPGM screen.

5770JV1 V7R3M0 Java SE 7 32 bit
5770JV1 V7R3M0 Java SE 7 64 bit
5770JV1 V7R3M0 Java SE 8 32 bit
5770JV1 V7R3M0 Java SE 8 64 bit

Perhaps that's all the info they need.

How about doing a WRKJVMJOB, going through all the active jobs, and applying option 5?

Or going into QSHell, and doing a "java -version"?

Or if you have a Tomcat server running on the box, and the "manager" webapp context is available, the Java version in use is shown at the bottom.

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