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Trying to upload app named snowflake requires me to install Java SE 6 but later versions of Java are already on my computer preventing me from installing the legacy version. Any work-arounds for this?
MacBook Pro 17", macOS 10.13
What later versions do you mean? If Oracle's latest Java, it and Apple's Java 6 have nothing to do with each other and can be on your Mac at the same time.
Is this where you're downloading Apple's Java 6 from?
What later versions do you mean? If Oracle's latest Java, it and Apple's Java 6 have nothing to do with each other and can be on your Mac at the same time.
Is this where you're downloading Apple's Java 6 from?
You posted in the High Sierra forum without any mention of having upgraded to Catalina. I had to presume you were using High Sierra and based my initial response on that.
So, that's correct. Apple's Java 6 is 32 bit only and will not run in Catalina.
Taking a quick look, it appears Snowflake is an ODBC driver meant for working with an SQL database? The only thing I can think of that might help is to install the 64 bit JDK version of Java.
https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk13-downloads-5672538.html
Click the radio button to agree to the license, then download the macOS .dmg file (172.78 MB).
I have tried to download from various sources. I suspect my problem has to do with OS X Catalina (64 bit). Thanks for your help.
The message on the download dropdown lists the applicable OSX versions. Catalina is not included in the list.
Got it. Thanks.
trying to upload snowflake I am required to install Java SE 6. But later versions of Java are on my computer preventing me from installing the legacy version. Any work-arounds?
