How to run Cuba Platform and Cuba Studio when Oracle is taking payment for Java SDK 1.8 and forward

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How to run Cuba Platform and Cuba Studio when Oracle is taking payment for Java SDK 1.8 and forward.
One suggestion is to run it on OpenJDK.
How do users of Cuba Studio install and configure CUBA Studio to run on this Java Platform?

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Hi @kjell1906,

This question is very interesting. In short, Oracle not the only JDK, and you mentioned the one most people will probably adopt. I would recommend this article to find out other options you have.

Regards,
Aleksey

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Hi,

Right now we are building and testing all CUBA releases using OpenJDK 8 builds provided by AdoptOpenJDK.

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#5

Is there any recipe of how to set up an OpenJDK environment with support for JavaFX.

Right now we are building and testing all CUBA releases using OpenJDK 8 builds provided by AdoptOpenJDK.

Can you share you recipe how to to doe this?

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Right now we are building and testing all CUBA releases using OpenJDK 8 builds provided by AdoptOpenJDK.

Can you share you recipe how to to doe this?

This depends on your development environment, very simply: install OpenJDK and configure your IDE to use it instead of the system-wide JDK.

When using docker your would use one of OpenJDK docker images as your base (or any image that provides it for that matter).

When on a command line, just make sure your PATH and JAVA_HOME variables are properly set to the OpenJDK path’s and not another jdk on the system.

Of course, things are much easier if OpenJDK is the only JDK in your system.

ie:

 ~ java -version
openjdk version "9.0.4"
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 9.0.4+11)
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 9.0.4+11, mixed mode)
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#7

Has anyone else using Amazon Corretto?

Other than a hiccup with Cuba Studio 6.10 launching the browser, everything seems to work.
When I just paste the URL in the browser, everything else seems to be working.

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