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Join For FreeAs long as I’ve been using a Mac I always understood that if you needed to set $JAVA_HOME for any program, it should be set to /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/CurrentJDK.
On my machine this points to the 1.6 JDK:
This was a bit surprising to me since I’ve actually got Java 7 installed on the machine as well so I’d assumed the symlink would have been changed:
Andres and I were looking at something around this yesterday and wanted to set $JAVA_HOME to the location of the 1.7 JDK on the system if it had been installed.
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We eventually came across the following article which explains that you can use the /usr/libexec/java_homecommand line tool to do this.
For example, if we want to find where the 1.7 JDK is we could run the following:
And if we want 1.6 the following does the trick:
We can also list all the JVMs installed on the machine:
I’m not sure how I’ve never come across this command before but it seems pretty neat.
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