Verify That A Version Of Java Is Available
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Previously, I wrote about some Java commands that can be used to determine your default Java version.
The following can be used to verify that a certain version of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) is available on your system.
JAVA CLASS(PropDump) PROP((java.version 1.5))
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