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Java Compiler in Ubuntu

I installed Eclipse on Ubuntu 10.04. I currently have the OpenJDK JRE installed, but I don't need the JDK to compile.

However, the code written by Eclipse is still compiling. Is this the standard compiler included in Eclipse? I looked at the package manager and it seems that one of the JDKs was not installed ...

Note: running "javac" in the terminal does not work.

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If you download Eclipse from eclipse.org, it will bring everything it needs to work with it.

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$ locate javac
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sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk sudo apt-get install eclipse

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