is relevant to Java on macOS and versions of OS X since 2012.shares some observations on Java symbolic links on macOS.describes a bash profile to enable interactive setting of the JDK version.describes how the java_home -exec can be used to execute Java commands for a specific JDK version independent of JAVA_HOME.
describes how to use java_home to set the JAVA_HOME environment variable.But I failed to appreciate the java_home command.
I read JDK 8 Installation for OS X from the Java Platform SE Installation Guide some time ago. I have just installed the latest Java upgrade and decided to try to understand how to work with the different versions of Java on macOS. A lot of things have changed in that time: Apple used to bundle Java Oracle bought Sun Apple stopped bundling Java … macOS was previously known as Mac OS X and later OS X. I have used Java on these machines for many years. MacOS is the operating system that runs on Apple Mac hardware. Ever wondered where Java stuff lives on your Apple Mac? Ever had to find how to set your environment to work with a specific version of Java? Ever manually set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to get something working?
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