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I am trying to understand how and where Java is installed on my Mac (Mavericks this time) and I found this question and answers:
Here is mentioned
/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/Current/Commands. The binaries within that directory are stub applications
What are stub applications? They are not symbolic link?
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This is not done via any Firefox configuration option, but an account wide Java setting:
Open the Java Preferences utility which you can find in Applications -> Utilities.
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Stub applications are smaller apps that do work for larger, more complex apps.
For example, an app can request information from a stub app concurrently with a main process that the original app is running. Then, the stub app can return information back to the main process that initiated the stub binary.