Installed jre and jdk and setup environment variable

installed jre and jdk and setup environment variable but still i am not able to rum program?
cannot find symbol class string
package system does not exist

if removing 1 jre will help your disk space problems
then you urgently need a bigger disk.
Btw i never notice Java installing 2 different JRE's
so i dont think it will harm remvong one, make sure
you dont delete one you are using :)I assume that you don't run MS os; that's the only one that installs 2 JRE's.
To OP: This has been discussed by Sun, but no changes have been announced. Maybe the relocation in version 1.5 of the private (aka developer) code to the Program Folder is a start of this change?

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