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Unclear how to use a different JDK for application/server than for running IDEA itself #248

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scottkurz opened this issue Jan 20, 2023 · 1 comment · Fixed by #450
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Since the IDE itself seems to require Java 17, it could be necessary to run with a different JDK in order to run an app requiring a different Java level, eg Java 8.

It seems like the options could depend on what else is implemented:

We probably won't implement toolchain support in the near term but that's another approach: OpenLiberty/ci.gradle#792

So this could be a doc issue at least.

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TrevCraw commented Mar 2, 2023

Document each of the JVM's that are in use, how each can be configured, and why users may want to configure them.

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