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#1: is it typical for a brand new solaris install to have multiple versions of Java on it?
After installation, which left me with this version of solaris:
     SunOS asm03 5.10 Generic_120011-14 sun4v sparc SUNW,SPARC-Enterprise-T5220I find from pkginfo, that their are 2 old versions of java installed:
     SUNWj3dev     J2SDK 1.4 development tools
SUNWj3dmo     J2SDK 1.4 demo programs
SUNWj3dvx     J2SDK 1.4 development tools (64-bit)
SUNWj3irt     JDK 1.4 I18N run time environment
SUNWj3jmp     J2SDK 1.4 Japanese man pages
SUNWj3man     J2SDK 1.4 man pages
SUNWj3rt      J2SDK 1.4 runtime environment
SUNWj3rtx     J2SDK 1.4 runtime environment (64-bit)
SUNWj5cfg     JDK 5.0 Host Config. (1.5.0_12)
SUNWj5dev     JDK 5.0 Dev. Tools (1.5.0_12)
SUNWj5dmo     JDK 5.0 Demo Programs (1.5.0_12)
SUNWj5dmx     JDK 5.0 64-bit Demo Programs (1.5.0_12)
SUNWj5dvx     JDK 5.0 64-bit Dev. Tools (1.5.0_12)
SUNWj5jmp     JDK 5.0 Man Pages: Japan (1.5.0_12)
SUNWj5man     JDK 5.0 Man Pages (1.5.0_12)
SUNWj5rt      JDK 5.0 Runtime Env. (1.5.0_12)
SUNWj5rtx     JDK 5.0 64-bit Runtime Env. (1.5.0_12)Both of these versions are years old; I am surprised that there is not just a single version of JDK 1.6 installed; it only came out, what, going on 2 years ago? I definitely need JDK 1.6 for all of my software to run.
On my windows and linux boxes, I never usually have multiple JDKs; I always deinstall the current one before installing a new one. So, I went first to try and deinstall JDK 1.4 by executing
     pkgrm SUNWj3dev SUNWj3dmo SUNWj3dvx SUNWj3irt SUNWj3jmp SUNWj3man SUNWj3rt SUNWj3rtxThe package manager detected dependencies like
WARNING:
     The <SUNWmccom> package depends on the package currently being removed.
WARNING:
     The <SUNWmcc> package depends on the package currently being removed.
[+ 8 more]and I decided to abort deinstallation because I have no diea what all these other programs are, and I do not want to cripple my system.
If anyone has any idea what programs Sun is shipping that still depend on JDK 1.4, please enlighten me.
#2: Is there any easy way to not only deinstall, say, JDK 1.4 but also deinstall all packages which depend on it?
Maybe this is too dangerous.
#3: Is there at least a way that I can find all the programs which depend on an entire group of packages like
     SUNWj3dev SUNWj3dmo SUNWj3dvx SUNWj3irt SUNWj3jmp SUNWj3man SUNWj3rt SUNWj3rtx?
The above functionality would have come in real handy if I could have done it before doing what I describe next.
I next decided to try removing JDK 1.5, so I executed
     pkgrm SUNWj5cfg SUNWj5dev SUNWj5dmo SUNWj5dmx SUNWj5dvx SUNWj5jmp SUNWj5man SUNWj5rt SUNWj5rtxI thought that this command would let me know of any dependencies of ANY of the packages that are listed. It doesn't. Instead, it merely checks the first one, and if no dependencies are found, then removes it before marching down the list. In the case above, it happily removed SUNWj5cfg because there were no dependencies on it. Then it stalled on SUNWj5dev because it found dependencies like:
WARNING:
     The <SUNWmctag> package depends on the package currently being removed.
WARNING:
     The <SUNWmcon> package depends on the package currently being removed.
[+ 3 more]#4: Have I left my JDK 1.5 crippled by removing SUNWj5cfg? Or was this pretty harmless?
#5: Was I fairly stupid to attempt the deinstallations above in the first place? Do solaris people normally leave old JDKs in place?
#6: Or is it the case that those dependency warnings are harmless: I can go ahead and remove all old JDKs, because java programs will always find the new JDK and should run just fine with it?
#7 Whats the deal with solaris and having multiple packages for something like the JDK? With Windows, for instance, the entire JDK has a single installer and deinstaller program. Its much easier to work with that the corresponding Solaris stuff. Do Solaris people simply need that much finer grained control over what gets installed and what doesn't? (Actually, with the Windows JDK, the gui installer program can let you install selected components should you wish; I am just not sure how scriptable this is versus the solaris stuff, which may be more sys admin friendly if you have to administer many machines.)

The easiest thing to do is to just install the latest into a clean directoryI believe different versions of jdk install into their own separate directory by default. All one needs to do is recreate the symbolic links that point to the version they want to use. The java install documentation has the details.

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