Oracle java not appearing in SDKMAN?

Question

s@s:~$ sdk ls java
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Available Java Versions
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 13.ea.18-open       10.0.2-zulu                                            
 12.0.1-sapmchn      10.0.2-open                                            
 12.0.1-zulu         9.0.7-zulu                                             
 12.0.1-open         9.0.4-open                                             
 12.0.1.j9-adpt      8.0.212-zulu                                           
 12.0.1.hs-adpt      8.0.212-amzn                                           
 12.0.1-librca   > * 8.0.212.j9-adpt                                        
 11.0.3-sapmchn      8.0.212.hs-adpt                                        
 11.0.3-zulu         8.0.212-librca                                         
 11.0.3-amzn         8.0.202-zulufx                                         
 11.0.3.j9-adpt      7.0.222-zulu                                           
 11.0.3.hs-adpt      6.0.119-zulu                                           
 11.0.3-librca       1.0.0-rc-16-grl                                        
 11.0.2-open         1.0.0-rc-15-grl                                        
 11.0.2-zulufx       1.0.0-rc-14-grl                                        

Why is it missing ORACLE java 8? I need it to test something, and it's available on my other PC, so I'm wondering what the problem could be.

Ubuntu 19.04.

Torrez

All SDKMAN available Java versions can be viewed here: api.sdkman.io/2/candidates/java/linux/versions/list?installed= – Yvonneyvonner

Answer 1

It is no longer supported. This is the github issue for more information.

As the writer said:

The reason that we're moving to OpenJDK is that Oracle doesn't provide Docker images that are deemed official to Docker, whereas it appears that OpenJDK ones are as shown there. So if we're going to deploy with OpenJDK, then we'd like to match our local dev environment as well.

Annuitant

Interesting i could install it a month ago if that issue is from 2017 – Torrez

@Torrez look at the last comment in the issue which is for 5 days ago which said: "Oracle JDK 8 has finally been pulled from SDKMAN due to it's licensing. Use the OpenJDK instead." – Annuitant

SDKMAN v5.7.4+362 doesn't list OpenJDK Java 8 neither anymore . . :/ – Tunic

Oracle JDK versions are listed now – Solarium