It's only the combination of Mac OS and Oracle Java SE 7 which is causing the problem. Open Launchpad and search for Terminal and launch it.
#ORACLE JAVA MAC OS X HOW TO#
I don't think that none contracted users can raise bugs, right? Here I’ll explain how to add JAVAHOME variable on your MacBook (Mac OS). If your Mac running OS X Yosemite needs Java for application compatibility, online banking, or any of the myriad of other reasons, you can manually install one of two versions of Java that are compatible with OS X 10.10, either the latest version of JRE 8, or an older version from Apple which remains compatible with the newest version of OS X. The same little test program runs fine under Windows 7 (same JRE) and it does the job perfectly using the previous Apple provided JRE 1.6.0_37. I'm running Mac OS X (10.9.1) and Oracle Java 1.7.0_45 on a Mac Book Pro with Retina display (which is of course a challenge -)). Check the dialog is showing information according to screenshot (Of course your version may differ). Tick option Use a java runtime environment. Go to LibreOffice -> Preferences -> LibreOffice -> Advanced. It basically gets out of sync and depending on what you type, the Caret which is supposed to show after the last character (while basically only inserting new chars) is either to far ahead or lacking behind (depending on what you've typed, it's the accumulated width of the text that seems to make the difference). Instruction to install (as usual in Max OS X) Download from Oracle. The very basic problem is that the Caret (cursor) does not align with the text you type. I've been spending hours and hours trying to understand why JEditorPane in edit mode doesn't really work on my Mac. Click the Download button in the JRE column, then agree to the terms and click the download link for the Mac OS X installer.
1.7K Training / Learning / Certification Java 7 is available directly from Oracle, and because it is being actively updated by Oracle synchronously with Java for all other platforms, it is probably wiser to install that instead of relying on Java 6.165.3K Java EE (Java Enterprise Edition).
#ORACLE JAVA MAC OS X FOR MAC OS#
This is crucial because I need Java 6 and Oracle doesnt provide one for Mac OS - only Java 7, and this allows me to use the installed JAva 6 even though Java 7 is installed.
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