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Java™ Platform Standard Edition 7 Names and Versions
Version Number
Oracle's products evolve as the Java SE platform evolves. Each Oracle product has a version number to indicate which version of the Java SE platform it implements. Version numbers are commonly used for marketing and documentation purposes.
Oracle has two products that implement the Java SE 7 platform: JDK 7 (Java™ SE Development Kit 7) and JRE 7 (Java™ SE Runtime Environment 7).
Platform and Product Versions
Platform/Product
Full Name
Abbreviation
Platform name Java™ Platform Standard Edition 7 Java™ SE 7
Product that implements the platform Java™ SE Development Kit 7 JDK™ 7
Product that implements the platform Java™ SE Runtime Environment 7 JRE™ 7
Version String
Some of Oracle's products expose a version string which is separate from, but related to, the version number. This version string is usually only seen by programs which query the runtime environment, or by users who invoke command line tools. Version strings have the form 1.x, or 1.x.0, where x is the product version number.
In JDK 7 and JRE 7, the version strings are 1.7 and 1.7.0. Here are some examples where the version string is used:
java -version (among other info, returns java version "1.7.0")
java -fullversion (returns java full version "1.7.0-bxx")
javac -source 1.7 (is an alias for javac -source 7)
java.version system property
java.vm.version system property
@since 1.7 tag values
jdk1.7.0 installation directory
jre1.7.0 installation directory
Oracle periodically makes updates available and, when an update occurs, the version string will also include the update version number. So, JDK 7 update 4, or JDK 7u4, will have the version string "1.7.0_4". When invoking the java -fullversion command, the result also includes the build number, a level of detail not needed by most users.
Equivalences
When the version string for the product is reported as "java version 1.7.0_3", the product will be called JDK 7u3, JDK 7 update 3 or, when the update version is not important, JDK 7.
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with this you cant even download 1.7.0 anywhere.
just install the 32 bit versions of the 64bit versions presently in use for win10 ====
jre-8u101-windows-i586 and jre-8u102-windows-i586 , dont uninstall the 64 versions ,
these jre-8u101-windows-x64.exe + jre-8u102-windows-x64.exe , you can have all 4 installed , causes no conflict or problems 64bit pc can run any 32bit app ,
i guess you already know that so GL.
this is just what i got installed and it works fine , im a tester so take from me its safe.