My School has restricted the installation of the JDK but they installed the following:
I want to install Android Studio and develop apps on their computers. I can install the software successfully but Android Studio won't accept the JRE, it needs to know where the JDK is.
Do IDE's like NetBeans come with built-in JDK's which i can use for Android Studio aswell? And if so, can I use them as source for Android Studio?
cheers! phil
I dont think IDE's like NetBeans exists with built-in JDK's!
-> I guess the JDK is located on the server and you do not have access as long as you do not know the exact path!
-> Try to somehow find out the path to the JDK, then you can use the Path
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