Assuming you're trying to run this game without Java installed or with a version different than 1.7.0 (32-Bit) you would get the following message when you try to run the game: At the point of writing this I had Java 1.8.0 Update 66 (64-Bit) installed and Java 1.8.0 Update 111 was current. If you don't have any Java version installed by clicking OK a browser would open the www.java.com.

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So just grab the current version if you don't have any installed. Ca dmv handbook chinese. If you have a properly installed Java Runtime Environment (JRE) you should be able to open a Windows command prompt using and type java -version to get your current version.

It would look like this. The executable rtd.exe, which is located in your game directory, Isn't much more than a renamed jar/zip file. As such you could either choose to extract it (not that helpful) or run the file directly using your current Java version.

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In order to do so you first need to navigate to your game directory. This would be located (usually) in your Steam directory under: steamapps common Reveal The Deep To reach this you could also use the game properties and the 'Browse Local Files' option.

I am developing a java application using 64 bit eclipse on a 64 bit Windows 7 install. I'm forced to use a 32 bit JDK(1.7.0) because the application uses, which wont compile with a 64 bit JDK. The application has to be cross platform across 32 bit and 64 bit systems, which is normally the case with java applications developed using any JDK. But I believe the situation is slightly complicated because besides a jar, Jpcap installs system libraries (.dll/.so) which in turn are wrappers for WinPcap and libpcap.

So a Jpcap call is a succession of nested invocations to these libraries. Here's the question: Will the application executable work on 64 bit platforms?

Assuming users will have the required x86 libraries installed (jpcap.dll/.so, WinPcap, libpcap) as 64 bit versions do not exist for the windows libs. Will the application executable work on 64 bit platforms? Assuming users will have the required x86 libraries installed (jpcap.dll/.so, WinPcap, libpcap) as 64 bit versions do not exist for the windows libs. You will need to use a 32-bit JRE to run the application. A 64-bit Hotspot JRE cannot use 32-bit native libraries.

But the flipside is that it doesn't matter if you use a 64-bit or 32-bit Eclipse for developing and building. Provided that you configure Eclipse to launch a 32-bit JRE for any testing that involves the native libraries. And to be clear, you can run a 32-bit JRE on a 64-bit OS platform, but not the other way around. UPDATE - apparently the jpcap.dll can be built for 64-bit Windows - see this posting.