After installing the latest STS (version 4 and built on Eclipse 2019) and JDK13, I made a new project and had some difficulty in directing STS how to find the new JDK. The following is the "new Java project" wizard.
But the problem is, where is the JRE_HOME directory? Over the past two decades, where MacOS puts the JDK has evolved. Then I discovered that Java on MacOS installs with a command to find it!
The java_home command also takes a "-v" argument to specify what version of Java you seek.
But the problem is, where is the JRE_HOME directory? Over the past two decades, where MacOS puts the JDK has evolved. Then I discovered that Java on MacOS installs with a command to find it!
The java_home command also takes a "-v" argument to specify what version of Java you seek.
Using this command tells you what directory your JDK is and you are off and coding!
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java_home command: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/9/install/installation-jdk-and-jre-macos.htm#JSJIG-GUID-7EB4F697-F3D1-40EA-ACDF-07FA90F02D57
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