User releases for Windows and Linux already include the correct Java version.
Developer releases and user releases for Mac do not include Java. You must ensure that you have a compatible version of Java installed on your system.
If the minor version of your installed Java is different from the recommended one (for instance, 1.6.0_35 instead of 1.6.0_37) HIPE prints a warning in the command line window from which it was started. Minor version differences are unlikely to cause problems, but this cannot be guaranteed.
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If the major version of your installed Java is different (for instance, 1.5.0 instead of 1.6.0) HIPE shows a warning in a dialogue window at startup. Major version differences are very likely to cause problems. We do not recommend that you try to run HIPE 10.0 with a Java version other than 1.6.0. In particular, HIPE 10 is known to give incorrect results if used under Java 7.
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If the major version of your installed Java is different (for instance, 1.5.0 instead of 1.6.0) HIPE shows a warning in a dialogue window at startup. Major version differences are very likely to cause problems. We do not recommend that you try to run HIPE 10.0 with a Java version other than 1.6.0. In particular, HIPE is known to give incorrect results if used under Java 7 with a locale different from en_US.
