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Using Java Native Access (JNA) to call MacOS API
Using Java Native Access (JNA) to call MacOS API, Introduction Here is a simple example about how to use JNA with MacOS API. I am not going to explain this, because I am still lear...
The solution to modifying memory parameters in Idea under Mac computer does not work
The solution to modifying memory parameters in Idea under Mac computer does not work,When using idea, if multiple projects are opened at the same time, the memory is often full, wh...
How to setup Java on Apple Mac M1 Pro
How to setup Java on Apple Mac M1 Pro,Java™ is the world's leading programming language and platform. The Adoptium Working Group promotes and supports high-quality, TCK certified ...
Change the default Java Version on macOS
Change the default Java Version on macOS,Here, We are trying to change the version to Java SE 8 First run /usr/libexec/java_home -V which will output something like the following: ...
Brew Install Java Installing Java on MacOS using Homebrew and JEnv
Brew Install Java Installing Java on MacOS using Homebrew and JEnv,I think its fair to say that going through the process of installing Java on any machine is in of itself a bit co...
Java JDK e Maven em MacOS sem administrador
Java JDK e Maven em MacOS sem administrador,Faremos a instalação da JDK e do Maven em um MacOS, para desenvolvimento de projetos Java. Por se tratar de uma instalação para usu...
Managing JDKs in MacOS
Managing JDKs in MacOS,With the increasing number of JDK builds and the more frequent release cadence, I found it hard to keep track what I had installed in my MacOS and switch bet...
Configure your Mac for Java Development
Configure your Mac for Java Development,About a year ago, I joined Hackages team to start working on a new training about 'Migrating Java App from version 8 to 12'. We had an excit...
How I Fixed IntelliJ Build Problems After MacOS Update
How I Fixed IntelliJ Build Problems After MacOS Update, Backstory Feel free to skip this section if you don't care for a short story. There's a tl;dr; at the bottom. I came back to...