When using sdkman on uBuntu 17.04, I do not see an option to install the oracle jdk. How to specify to install oracle jdk using sdkman on uBuntu 17.04?
$sdk list java
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Available Java Version
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> * 8u131-zulu
7u141-zulu
6u93-zulu
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+ - local version
* - installed
> - currently in use
===================================================================
$
Oracle JDK 11 and OpenJDK 11 will be interchangeable. There are some differences between Oracle JDK 1.8 and OpenJDK 1.8, although the gap is shrinking.
Then, download Oracle Java JDK 17 using the wget command in the terminal. And then, install Oracle Java JDK 17 using the rpm command. First, download Oracle Java JDK 17 using the wget command in the terminal. Then, install Oracle Java JDK 17 using the dpkg command.
You don't need to remove openjdk in order to use / install the oracle's jdk. Just install the oracle's jdk and configure which java you want to use by configuring it with: Show activity on this post. Tested in Ubuntu 14.04/16.04. In three steps:
Ubuntu 22.04 default repository provides the OpenJDK version 18, 17, 11, and 8 packages. You can use the APT package manager to install your desired Java version on your system. After the installation, verify the active version of OpenJDK using the following command:
This newest release includes JDK 17 that provides a development environment for building applications using the Java programing language and testing and running the Java programs. Here, we will see how to install Java JDK 17 on Linux (CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian, and Fedora).
You can type sdk ls java
and see which versions are available.
At the moment I see 8u141-oracle
in the list. So you can install it by sdk i java 8u141-oracle
Currently Oracle JDKs has finally been pulled out from SDKMAN due to some legal issues. The legal issues are explained over here
They have decided to introduce a lot of OpenJDK implementations like Azul Zulu, Azul ZuluFX for those who need JavaFX along with it. Please check with sdk ls java
to find out what more are supported as of now.
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