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From: "jakson" <john.smith@example.org>
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Subject: Re: Czy JDK wystarczy?
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> AFAIK JRE to jest runtime, niezbędny do działania aplikacji, a JDK to 
> zwykły SDK. Więc musisz mieć oba, niekoniecznie w tej samej wersji.

JDK ma w sobie JRE, no chyba, ze chcesz Server JRE.