Manually connect IDE to JDK?

Troubleshooting
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I downloaded the full Jmonkey IDE zip however I have one issue getting it working. I have two versions of Java installed on my computer and both are not in the default installation path. What file do I need to edit to manually tell the IDE where to look for my JDK ?

P.S. Neither JDK’s are registered to a windows PATH for a very specific reason to complicated to explain here.

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That would be the file

jmonkeyplatform.conf

where you find the line

jdkhome=“jdk”

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And the IDE might have it’s own jdk already integrated so it wont use a System jdk