In September 2021, Java 8 has reached its end of public updates, and Oracle provides long-term support (LTS) for it only through its commercial offerings. However, you can still install and use Java 8 through other distributions like AdoptOpenJDK or OpenJDK. Here's how you can install Java 8 using AdoptOpenJDK as an example:
Visit AdoptOpenJDK's Website: Go to the AdoptOpenJDK website: https://adoptopenjdk.net/.
Choose Java Version: Select the version of Java you want to install. In this case, select "OpenJDK 8."
Choose JVM Implementation: Choose the JVM implementation you prefer. "HotSpot" is the default choice and is widely used.
Choose Operating System: Choose "macOS" as your operating system.
Download and Install: Download the installation package (e.g., a .dmg file for macOS) and follow the installation instructions.
Verify Installation: After the installation is complete, open your terminal and verify that Java 8 is installed by running the following command:
sh
java -version
You should see output indicating that Java 8 is installed and its version information.
Here's an example of how the installation might look:
Visit the AdoptOpenJDK website: https://adoptopenjdk.net/.
Choose "OpenJDK 8."
Choose "HotSpot."
Choose "macOS."
Download and install the .dmg package.
Open the terminal and verify the installation:
sh
java -version
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