If this proposal is merged, this answer will likely be updated to recommend installing the renamed cask. There is now a proposal to rename adoptopenjdk8 to openjdk8 in homebrew/cask-versions: Note that which java and which javac show that java and javac are still run from /usr/bin.įollowup step: remove the old Java SE SDK from /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines, as documented in: ĪdoptOpenJDK 8 package notes May 2019: adoptopenjdk8 was also added to homebrew/cask-versions, and this led to some issues: This JRE release is available as Patch 33518559, or alternatively from the Java SE Runtime Environment 8 Downloads site.
Then the following commands confirmed that I was using the desired OpenJDK 8 version by default (with no JAVA_HOME environment variable setting):Īnd the following commands confirmed that I have both Java SE 8 and OpenJDK 8 installed: We are pleased to announce that the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) (8u321) on the JRE 8 codeline is now certified with Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) Releases 12.2. Theres quite a bit going on here so lets take the time to explain. You should see a section on the page similar to the below. brew search openjdk # check that the desired adoptopenjdk8 cask is now available Downloading the JDK for Java 8 Navigate to and scroll down till you get to the Java SE 8 version.The Java Development Kit (JDK) is a distribution of Java Technology by Oracle Corporation. brew tap AdoptOpenJDK/openjdk # (assuming that the desired adoptopenjdk8 cask is not already available) Here we will download version 8u331 of JDK 8 to install.brew search openjdk # check if desired adoptopenjdk8 cask may already available.Recommended prerequisite: check which versions of Java may already be installed using the following command: /usr/libexec/java_home -V
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