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Hi! There:
  I have installed Java SDK into my RH7, but right now, I want to uninstall
it. Does anyone know how to do it? I was not using RPM file manager, just
reguler binary file like this "j2sdk-1_3_0_02-linux.bin." Thanks!!

$find / -name *sdk* -print

make sure those are the files you want to remove.  You might have to
modify the expression some.

Then remove the files manually. Or if you are sure:

$find / -name <regex> -exec rm -f "{}" ";"

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Hi Vincent,

Quote:>   I have installed Java SDK into my RH7, but right now, I want to uninstall
> it. Does anyone know how to do it? I was not using RPM file manager, just
> reguler binary file like this "j2sdk-1_3_0_02-linux.bin." Thanks!!

The easiest way to remove the installation is to find the root directory where
it was installed and execute the command: "rm -fr /usr/local/java" or whatever
the path is to the installation.  The one good thing about the ".bin"
installation of Java is that it doesn't place files anywhere it wants to, but
rather keeps them within the directory structure that it creates.

See ya

Dean Thompson

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