How to Install Open-Jdk 7?
I Need to Install Open-Jdk 7. I Know It Used to Be Possible to Simply Type Sudo Apt Install Openjdk-7-Jdk, but This Doesn't Work Any More. I Know That Java 7...
I need to install open-jdk 7.
I know it used to be possible to simply type sudo apt install openjdk-7-jdk, but this doesn't work any more.
I know that Java 7 has become quite obsolete, but it is still being maintained - a security update was released a few days ago, so I hope it's still possible to install it.
I'm using Debian 9.
Anyone knows how to do it?
Thanks
2 Answers
Try using SDKMan, which allows to install and manage multiple java versions.
While openjdk-7-jdk is absent in Debian 9 (Stretch), you should be able to install the latest stable OpenJDK 7 package from Jessie:
Using the following procedure:
How do I install a single package from Debian testing or unstable on stable?
Or, simply download and install the .deb packages directly from Debian security updates pool:
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