Installing JDK 1.4, esp. the src.zip file

I have some questions about installing JDK 1.4:
1. After running the executable installation file, you get a src.zip file in the installation directory. Does anyone know what this is? The obvious answer is that it is the library of code for JDK 1.4. However, I have run programs on Forte Agent without unzipping this file.
2. In previous versions of the JDK, when you decompress the src.jar (it is now a src.zip file in the 1.4 version) file, it creates a src folder and decompresses all the information into that. However, in JDK 1.4, it does not create a src folder, but rather, decompresses the files into the installation directory. Is this a fault of the new release or should I create a src folder and have the src.zip file decompress into that folder?
I am running Windows 2000.

I have some questions about installing JDK 1.4:
1. After running the executable installation file, you
get a src.zip file in the installation directory. Does
anyone know what this is? The obvious answer is that
it is the library of code for JDK 1.4. However, I have
run programs on Forte Agent without unzipping this
file.The src.zip is the source code for the JDK, not library. Note: The file is not the whole source code, it does not have any native library so you cannot compile it.
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2. In previous versions of the JDK, when you
decompress the src.jar (it is now a src.zip file in
the 1.4 version) file, it creates a src folder and
decompresses all the information into that. However,
in JDK 1.4, it does not create a src folder, but
rather, decompresses the files into the installation
directory. Is this a fault of the new release or
should I create a src folder and have the src.zip file
decompress into that folder?
I am running Windows 2000.No, it is just how Sun zip it. Anyway, as long as you don't care to look at the source, you can just leave it along.

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hi guys
I'm rather a beginner to Java.
I posted a question related to this one on another section.
I'd like to know about the src.zip file
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What is the purpose of src.zip?
If we want to reference types such as String or Boolean or Integer, do we need to have src.zip set up?
Thanks very much

Shane7070 wrote:
I'm not sure what JRE_SRC does as i've seen very limited documentation but from my understanding it's the java runtime source and is supposed to contain the src.zip file. That's what i gather from the documentationAre you talking about some folder/directory? As I said I have never heard of it.
flounder, is src.zip necessary in order to reference classes in the packages that it contains?
In one place I read that it is necessary but in another place I read that it's just the source code to the classes that are compiled and located elsewhere in the jdk.As I said the src.zip file contains the source code, that is the .java files. To run Java programs you need the .class files and these have been placed inside a .jar file.

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Just a few more question please.
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Peter__Lawrey wrote:
I was just wondering how System.out.println() worked so i opened up the src.zip file and checked the source code.This value is a place holder. This value is changed as soon as enough of the JVM is initialised for printing to work.
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"2.3.2 Setting Up the Oracle ADF Service Request Demo
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Your help will be much appreciated!
Luka

Hi all,
How can I javadoc the src.jar file ( the one
containing all the java files ) without incurring in a
OutOfMemoryError? My computer runs win98 with 128MB
ram and roughly 4GB hard-disk.
Your help will be much appreciated!
LukaTake a look at this link to see why this probably isn't a good idea:
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