This may seem innocuous, but it's got me thinking...
I'm currently setting up a fresh Azure server for a project. It needs Java for a number of the things it will be doing. One thing I like to do is put everything I'm running into a certain subfolder to keep things tidy and easy to find.
I've put all sorts of other programs into this subfolder (things I know enough about that I don't fear installing to non-standard locations), but what about Java? Is there a reason I shouldn't install it to a non-default location? Is there something I don't know what would make this a bad idea?
Thanks.