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Procedure for testing your JDK Installation

Test Your JDK


  • Open Command Prompt, type ‘java’ – enter. à If it is working, do the following tip.
  • Try this program:
    • Open Notepad and type the following codes:


class Awe
{
                public static void main(String []args)
                {
                                System.out.println(“wow! It’s working..!”);
                }
}

  • Save the file as “Awe.java”.
  • Open Command Prompt and set the corresponding file address.
  • Type ‘javac Awe.java’ –enter. (Now the code is compiled)
  • Type ‘java Awe’ –enter. (Now the program is executed)
  • If you are getting an output as “wow! It’s working..!”, then the installation is perfect.
  • Click here for simple demonstration of java progs.



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