![]() ![]() Solutions for this would include using bash scripts, bash functions, and so on. ![]() But then you have to always verify and update JAVA_HOME to point to the one you really want for this and for that project. You can go after your JDK vendor-of-choice website and download binaries, and install them all manually (or even better just extract them to some folder like $user/jdks and be done with it. This article is to help you through that process. Installing, managing, and switching between JDKs in your computer is no easy task these days where the majority of developers are still on Java 8, while a good chunk is now moving to Java 11. If you, like me, have to deal with multiple projects at different stages, like one being legacy, another one being the latest, and another one being a library or tool consumed by users also using different versions of Java, then you have a small Multiple JDK problem, assuming you only care for one vendor of JDK otherwise, you have a Matrix JDK problem. ![]()
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