How To Install Zulu Openjdk 11 On Windows

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Set the value of the environment variable to your OpenJDK 11 for Windows installation path: C: setx /m JAVAHOME 'C: Progra1 RedHat java-11-openjdk-11.0.1.13-1' If the path contains spaces, use the shortened path name. Restart Command Prompt to reload the environment variables. OpenJDK 11 Installing and using OpenJDK 11 for Windows 6. How to Install Azul Zulu OpenJDK Version 11 on Windows for data loader? Download the Zulu Windows.MSI package for Java 11 from our downloads page to your desktop. Make sure your selection matches these settings: Java version: Java 11 (LTS) Operating System: Windows. OpenJDK builds with commercial security and best-in-class support services priced up to 90% less than Oracle. Zulu OpenJDK runs on Linux, Windows, Solaris, and MacOS on X86, Arm, SPARC, PowerPC, and MIPS. Zulu OpenJDK is built from OpenJDK project sources and released under GPL V2.

Backup the Java Keystore before installing OpenJDK 11 and reimport it when you've finished installing OpenJDK and Polarion.

When installing or upgrading to OpenJDK 11 make sure the default file encoding matches the same encoding used by the previous version of Java.

  1. Go to AdoptOpenJDK 11 (LTS).

    (AdoptOpenJDK 11 LTS is the recommended OpenJDK distribution because it's continuously tested with Polarion and offers long-term support.)

  2. Select the HotSpot implementation for Windows x64 and download the JDK.zip file.

  3. Extract the downloaded zip file into, for example, C:Program FilesJava.

    It will create a jdk-11.0.3+7 (version number may vary) folder within the location that you select.

  4. Set the System Variables:

    1. Enter Windows Control PanelSystemAdvanced System Settings.

    2. Click Advanced and then Environment Variables....

    3. Add the bin folder location (within the JDK folder) to the PATH variable in System Variables.

    Set JAVA_HOME:

    1. Under System Variables, click New.

    2. Enter JAVA_HOME as the Variable name.

    3. Enter the Variable value as the installation path of the JDK (without the bin sub-folder).

    4. Click OK.

    5. Click Apply Changes.

    Update PATH:

    1. Edit the PATH variable by adding %JAVA_HOME%bin.

    2. Click OK.

    3. Click Apply Changes.

      C:WINDOWSsystem32;C:WINDOWS;%JAVA_HOME%bin

  5. (Optional) Configure the JDK in your Eclipse, IntelliJ or whatever IDE you develop in.

You can see if OpenJDK installed correctly by opening a windows command prompt and typing java -version.

(If the result points to the newly installed OpenJDK you're good to go.)

Check file encoding

  1. Search for the file.encoding property in the main log file (C:Polariondatalogsmain).

  2. If the default file encoding for the new Open JDK 11 differs, then define it explicitly as a Java Runtime property by adding the following property to the polarion.ini file:

    (Default location: C:Polarionpolarionpolarion.ini.)

    • -Dfile.encoding=file_encoding

      Replace file_encoding with the one you use.

  3. Run service.bat to reinstall the Polarion service.

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This article describes how to install the Microsoft Build of OpenJDK.

ZIP and TAR.GZ packages

For Windows, Linux, and macOS, we produce ZIP (Windows) and TAR.GZ (Linux/macOS) packages. To install, extract one of these packages in a folder of your choice, then set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to that folder.

Alternately, you can use native installers for your OS of choice, as described in the next section.

Native installers

For Windows, we produce an MSI installer with a graphical interface. For macOS, we produce a PKG installer with similar features. These installers will automatically make the JDK tools available in your PATH.

For Linux, we produce DEB and RPM packages to be used with apt and rpm.

The following sections provide instructions for these installers.

Install on Windows

To install on any version of Windows, you can use the MSI packages or the ZIP package. If you're on Windows 10, you can use the Windows Package Manager from your Windows Terminal.

To install with the Windows Package Manager, first install winget, and then open the Windows Terminal.

Windows

Next, use the following command to search for the Microsoft Build of OpenJDK packages:

You'll see output similar to the following:

You can now install the package by referencing the Id shown above, using the following command:

This command produces an output similar to the following:

Install on macOS

To install the latest version with Homebrew:

This command produces a output similar to the following:

To install other versions with Homebrew you need to tap the cask-versions repo first:

To install on macOS with the TAR.GZ package, just extract the file into a location. The JDK will be inside <location>/jdk-<version>/Contents/Home.

Windows 10 install openjdk

To install using the PKG installer, open the installer and follow the instructions. By default, the JDK will be installed at /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/microsoft-11.jdk/Contents/Home.

Install on Ubuntu 18.04+

To install on Ubuntu 18.04+, open a terminal and run the following commands:

After the repository is added, install the Microsoft Build of OpenJDK by running the following commands:

Install on Debian 9

To install on Debian 9, open a terminal and run the following commands:

After the repository is added, run the following commands:

How To Install Zulu Openjdk 11 On Windows

Install on Debian 10

To install on Debian 10, open a terminal and run the following commands:

After the repository is added, run the following commands:

Install on CentOS 7 (RPM)

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To install on CentOS 7, open a terminal and run the following command:

After the repository is added, run the following command:

Set Microsoft Build of OpenJDK as the default on Linux

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If you have several versions of OpenJDK installed on your system, use the following command to set the Microsoft Build of OpenJDK as the default:

For Debian/Ubuntu:

For CentOS, you can use the command alternative.

Provide feedback on the Microsoft Build of OpenJDK

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Send us your comments, thoughts, and ideas to help us improve the Microsoft Build of OpenJDK. Visit our OpenJDK discussions page on GitHub to send us your feedback.

How To Install Zulu Openjdk Version 11 For Windows Using The .msi File

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