profile which runs at boot time to work properly. But of course this magic also doesn’t seem to work as the Java App Launcher doesn’t seem to run.
#Osbuddy mac java runtime environment problem install#
bash_profile to install and dynamically change the version of java you are using. You can by the way install brew install jenv which manages multiple environments and then add some magic to the. If you burrow into toto the Unifi application at /Applications/UniFi.app/Contents/MacOS/ and run the JavaAppLauncher, you can see it fail to find the JRE and look for JDKs, but it doesn’t find them. You get this message, “no Java Runtimes found”. However, it appears that the Java Application Launcher in Ubiquiti can’t find these SDKs. The current default is brew cask install java which installs version 13. The usual workaround is to install the JDK and there is an open JDK available via brew cask install adepthjdk8 which is the version 1.8 that you need. Now it looks like you again have to manually install the JRE from the Oracle sight and click the license button.
However in 2019, Oracle tightened up licensing up even more and Uibiquiti can’t ship the JRE anymore. So Ubiquiti took up the slack and included the Java Runtime Environment in their Unifi.app. Installing Native Java on Mac M1 Silicon If you are using M1 Macbook or Mac mini computer, you must have noticed that Java from Oracle is not yet build for M1 Silicon chip yet So if you install Java from Oracle it will work but not natively - it will make use of Rosetta 2, you would see that the performance will take a hit. So in the last few years, Apple stopped shipping the JRE. Oracle has been constantly tightening their licensing, making it harder and harder to just run Java. The Unifi Controller is dependent on the right Java runtime.
Wow such a small change, such a big nightmare.
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