[SOLVED]Installing oraclejdk8u20 64bit using yaourt

I installed oraclejdk8u20 using yaourt command.   It shows installed as shown belocw in the code.
$ yaourt oraclejdk
1 aur/oraclejdk6-32 6u45-1 (0)
Non-conflicting 32-bit Oracle JDK 6 for servers
2 aur/oraclejdk6-64 6u45-1 (0)
Non-conflicting 64-bit Oracle JDK 6 for servers
3 aur/oraclejdk7-32 7u67-1 (0)
Non-conflicting 32-bit Oracle JDK 7 for servers
4 aur/oraclejdk7-64 7u67-1 (0)
Non-conflicting 64-bit Oracle JDK 7 for servers
5 aur/oraclejdk8-32 8u20-1 (1)
Non-conflicting 32-bit Oracle JDK 8 for servers
6 aur/oraclejdk8-64 8u20-1 [installed] (1)
Non-conflicting 64-bit Oracle JDK 8 for servers
==> Enter n° of packages to be installed (ex: 1 2 3 or 1-3)
==> -------------------------------------------------------
==>
I am unable to use java what to do??
i used the following command to install oraclejdk
yaourt -S oraclejdk8
NOTE: THERE WAS NO PREVIOUS INSTALLATION OF ANY JDK OR JRE ON MY SYSTEM
Last edited by ashhar24 (2014-09-29 21:27:45)

mrunion wrote:When you say you are "unable to use Java", I assume you mean run java apps on your system? Have you rebooted/re-logged out/in/re-sourced environment variables on your system so the Java environment variables can be read? What error(s) are you getting that lead to being "unable to use Java"?
Yeah I restarted but there was no "java" command also I was unable to find where the package was installed, it was neither in /usr or /opt..
EDIT PROBLEM FIXED READ THE PREVIOUS POST

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    Solved!
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