Now we have jEnv installed on our machine and will add following entries to shell configuration. To activate jenv, add the following to your ~/.profile:
Output of successful installation will be as following. Open a terminal window and run following command to install jEnv on your Mac machine. JEnv, a well known Java Version Manager is a command line tool to manage multiple versions of java on your machine, behind the scenes it uses JAVA_HOME environment variable to do this. We will make use of Homebrew Cask (homebrew package to install GUI based applications), cask package is included by default in latest versions of homebew so we not need to install it separately. Sudo rm -rf /Library/Internet\ Plug-Ins/Java* Sudo rm -rf /Library/PreferencePanes/Java* If you have any existing version of java installed on your machine, open terminal run following commands on you Mac. bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL )" Optional: Remove Existing Java We will use Homebrew (the package manager for MacOS) to install the required softwares, open a terminal and run following command to install homebrew on your Mac. For this purpose, we will use a well known Java Version Manager software called jEnv.Ĭommercial: Oracle Binary Code License Agreement In this article we will explorer how to install and manage multiple Java version on MacOS.
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