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At this point, you have a new JVM installed below your /usr/lib/jvm directory , and you've a jinfo file tuned to your needs with a unique priority number.
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Now it's time to link /etc/alternatives with our new installed JVM.
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Then check again that everything is correct with your Java Update Alternatives Environment.
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