java11Īnd that’s it for this quick tutorial. And to easily switch in between versions, I can create an alias in my. However, it appears that the Java Application Launcher in Ubiquiti can’t find these SDKs. The current default is brew cask install java which installs version 13. brew tap homebrew/cask-versionsīrew install -cask temurin8 Using multiple Java versionsĪfter I upgrade to OpenJDK Temurin 17 LTS, I still want to keep the previous versions of my Java. The usual workaround is to install the JDK and there is an open JDK available via brew cask install adepthjdk8 which is the version 1.8 that you need. To use a different version of Java, you need to activate a third-party repository (TAP). This time I will get it from a new source since the AdoptOpenJDK repository is now deprecated.
Upgrade to OpenJDK Temurin 17 LTS by Eclipse. But I still want to manage my Java versions using Homebrew. This time, I will upgrade my environment to Java 17. In my previous post about Setting up Maven Cucumber, I used AdoptOpenJDK to install Java 11.
How to upgrade OpenJDK in MacOS using brew?
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