Developing Plugins using OpenJDK?

Discussion in 'Plugin Development' started by arpinity3024, May 3, 2013.

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    arpinity3024

    I'm new to writing plugins for bukkit and I am going to be working on a project that someone else has been maintaining.

    My computer is running Ubuntu, which is (still, much to my chagrin,) on an outdated version of Eclipse which breaks if I try to install the oracle jdk. I suspect this is due to the Ubuntu package maintainers packaging Eclipse to fit openjdk, since oracle java can no longer be packaged by linux distribution maintainers.

    I would just extract oracle's jdk to its own directory (as opposed to replacing the central openjdk installation,) and add it to eclipse as a java environment, but I don't know if I can do the same for Maven or if Eclipse's Maven integration will pass that environment to Maven.

    Has anybody had success compiling plugins using OpenJDK instead of Oracle's proprietary JDK?
     
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    StaticE

    arpinity3024 I have Ubuntu installed on my laptop and I use Eclipse (the version from the Software Center) with OpenJDK and it works fine :)
     
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    Everdras

    I use both javac on the command line and Netbeans to compile my plugins, I've never had an issue. I use OpenJDK on Fedora Linux
     
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    arpinity3024

    Good to know, thanks!

    Makes my life a lot simpler... :)
     
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