How to set JAVA_HOME environment in Linux, Unix and Windows? Example
JAVA_HOME is a system environment variable that represents the JDK installation directory. When you install JDK in your machine (Windows, Linux, or UNIX) it creates a home directory and puts all its binary (bin), library(lib), and other tools. In order to compile the java program "javac" tool should be in your PATH and in order to get that in PATH we use the JAVA_HOME environment variable. Many tools like ANT and web servers like tomcat use JAVA_HOME to find java binaries. In this article, we will see how to set the JAVA_HOME environment variable in the different operating systems including Windows (Windows 7, Vista, XP) and Linux (Unix).
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