One of these things that happen in the worst possible moment...
If you want to use the nice and simple Geany IDE under Windows, I'd recommend you to install all the programming languages before you install Geany.
In my case, installing Java and then Geany didn't work at all. Geany wasn't able to compile or execute my Java code. Even after uninstalling and reinstalling both Geany and Java in all possible combinations.
Hope this warning will help someone out there.
Note: Newer versions of Geany have been released, they may have overcome this problem, but I still install Geany after JDK (Java Development Kit) to avoid issues.
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