Step 2: Define Java Environment Variables You should use it only for testing purposes: The following version is currently an early access build. Java SE 20 / OpenJDK 20 (→ The most important new features in Java 20).Java SE 19 / OpenJDK 19 (→ The most important new features in Java 19).Java SE 18 / OpenJDK 18 (→ The most important new features in Java 18).Java SE 17 / OpenJDK 17 (→ The most important new features in Java 17).Java SE 16 / OpenJDK 16 (→ The most important new features in Java 16).Java SE 15 / OpenJDK 15 (→ The most important new features in Java 15).Java SE 14 / OpenJDK 14 (→ The most important new features in Java 14).Java SE 13 / OpenJDK 13 (→ The most important new features in Java 13). Java SE 12 / OpenJDK 12 (→ The most important new features in Java 12).Java SE 11 / OpenJDK 11 (→ The most important new features in Java 11).Java SE 10 / OpenJDK 10 (→ The most important new features in Java 10)Īttention – you may use the following Oracle distributions only for private purposes and development:.Starting with the following versions, you don't need to change the default installation directories: Java SE 1.4 – Installed to C:\j2sdk1.4.2_19\ by default – I recommend changing this to C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.4.2_19\.Java SE 1.3 – Installed to C:\jdk1.3.1_28\ by default – I recommend changing this to C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.3.1_28\.Java SE 1.2 – Installed to C:\jdk1.2.2\ and C:\Program Files (x86)\JavaSoft\JRE\1.2\ by default – I recommend changing this to C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.2.2\ and C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre1.2.2\ for the sake of clarity.
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