From my understanding I need to manually choose which Java to use before running each application. This led me to the update-java-alternatives -l command. When I run this I only see the following:. I don't understand why the update-java-alternatives doesn't display the same 3 options.
You can also see that, because the first command lists a lot of "JRE" Java Runtime Environment folders and the Program is just called "java". If I check which version is being used by issuing the command java -version or javac -version , I can see, that each command changes the program being used. However, using update-java-alternatives with a JDK Version changes both programs for me. The opendjk package is shipped with a.
As alternative, you configure alternatives without update-java-alternatives :. Are you talking about starting the IDE itself with different Java versions or using different versions in the IDE for compilation and running your app? For 1. I don't know how to do that for the Arduino IDE. For 2. You can, and really should, use both update-java-alternatives and update-alternatives together. Firstly, be sure to have the all the alternatives configured correctly. In order to configure update-java-alternatives you must use a hidden file with the same name as your directory but prefixed by a.
Just a side note too big for a comment. If you need to automatically switch to Java 8 compiler 1. It will automatically fetch any java 8 version available and set it using the command update-java-alternatives.
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The package is also seen in the list of Java packages. Using the auto-mode does not make sense; maybe, I should be deleting some packages in my system first. OS: Debian 8. After running update-java-alternatives -s jreoracle-x64 , java -version will confirm you're using the Oracle JRE by default:. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more.
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