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Tips on how to uninstall JDK or Java SE in Mac OS X.
1 How to see JDK versions already installed
The java_home -v Revolve mac os. command will list all JDKs already installed in your Mac OS.
Output after executing above command may be similar with following text, which means there was two versions of JDK installed, 1.8.0_121 and 1.7.0_79.
2 How to locate JDK installation folder
Above java_home -v command has already told you where JDKs were installed.
3 How to check which JDK version is currently used by Mac OS
Using java -version or javac -version to show the JDK version used by system.
4 How to switch JDK version
Appending following line to your ~/.profile file will switch system's JDK to 1.8 version.
5 How to uninstall JDK
Tips on how to uninstall JDK or Java SE in Mac OS X.
1 How to see JDK versions already installed
The java_home -v Revolve mac os. command will list all JDKs already installed in your Mac OS.
Output after executing above command may be similar with following text, which means there was two versions of JDK installed, 1.8.0_121 and 1.7.0_79.
2 How to locate JDK installation folder
Above java_home -v command has already told you where JDKs were installed.
3 How to check which JDK version is currently used by Mac OS
Using java -version or javac -version to show the JDK version used by system.
4 How to switch JDK version
Appending following line to your ~/.profile file will switch system's JDK to 1.8 version.
5 How to uninstall JDK
If you decide to remove a JDK version, just simply delete its installation folder.
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6 Homebrew or MacPorts
Idk (indigo.sears) Mac Os X
If your JDK was installed using Homebrew or MacPorts, please uninstall your JDK using the same way.
