Here’s the output on my machine /Users/powers/.jenv/shims:/Users/powers/.jenv/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin. jenv paths that are prepended to the standard PATH directories. Restart your Terminal, run echo $PATH, and verify the output contains. Run these commands to update your PATH: echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.jenv/bin:$PATH"' > ~/.zshrc Jenv uses the shim design pattern to route commands to the appropriate Java version. This blog post shows you how to get jenv setup on your computer and how to use the important commands. Spark developers should use Java 8 for Spark 2 projects and Java 11 for Spark 3 projects for example. Running multiple Java versions is important for Android and Apache Spark developers. It also makes it easy to seamlessly switch between Java versions when you switch projects. Intel-based Mac running Mac OS X 10.Jenv makes it easy to run multiple versions of Java on a Mac computer. I just looked here's what it says on the installation:ĬmapTools v6 and above run under Java 7 (Java is included as part of the installation), and therefore a requirement is the capability to run Java 7. What should I advise her to do?Īs she doesn't code at all, she doesn't need a JDK, only a JRE right? I thought about uninstalling the recent Java version and keeping the old one to run Cmap, however, as this Java version is obsolete, I don't want to damage other software on her computer. She later installed Java SE 8, and this is the message output when she tries to install Java SE 6.īasically it says she can't install it as a more recent version of Java is already installed on her OS, however the problem persists. She updates her OS automatically, and she is on macOS Catalina 10.15.2.
She last used it in December 2019 and it worked fine. She gets prompted to install Java SE 6 to run the software. I have a friend that is trying to run the following software (cmap)
0 kommentar(er)
