I want to install Java entirely from the terminal without using any GUI. Can anybody give some instructions? I know that I download it with curl, but it seems that curl doesn't play quite nicely with
How do I install OpenJDK 8 on High Sierra or newer macOS? It looks like support for the Java Oracle JDK version 8 will be deprecated after January 2019 Java SE Overview Additionally, it looks like
Java WebStart was not open sourced so could not be included directly in other Java distributions than Oracle. Now it has been deprecated and removed from Java 11 onwards so if this is an application that needs to run on future versions of Java another distribution mechanism needs to be used.
Please check the exact wording of messages. It's much more likely to say something like "MacOS cannot verify the identity of this software" than "MacOS can't verify it is not a virus". There is a world of difference.
Having looked for how to solve this it seems I have to give "Full Disk access" to "Java". I found some answers with some links to some various locations, none of them do exist. So how to solve this problem? What EXACT file do I have to give full disk access for MacOS Ventura and java version 1.8.0_371 (or how to figure that out)?
42 When I upgrade to Mavericks, it uninstalls Java 1.6. I can install Java 7, but for some applications and development work, I still need access to Java 6. How can I reinstall Java 6 in Mavericks? Apple docs generally recommend downloading Java directly from Oracle, but I don't see a Mac version listed on the Oracle download page for Java SE 6.
However, I recommend to install the latest long term support version that is Java 17 currently. If you are interested, you can find a table combining the class file versions with Java versions in Chapter 4 "the class file format" in the official documentation.
OpenJDK Secondly, know that all releases for Java 11 and later for macOS are based on the same codebase, the open-source project known as OpenJDK. Apple contributes Mac-specific code to this project, and has staff working on this to make sure that Java continues to work well on macOS.
I do not want to accidentally install any software that has a dependency on Java, i.e. Java Development Kid (JDK) and Java Runtime Environment (JRE). For me personally, Java is a security risk. The brew package dependency-check automatically installs Java stuff as a dependency. brew install dependency-check
I have a build system with a command line driven batch file that uses jar (from Java JDK) on a Windows machine to make a zip file like this ... jar cf c:\target\Application-1.5.zip -C Application-1.5/ .
