cookbook 'java_se', '= 8.60.1'
java_se
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Installs Oracle's Java SE JDK
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Java SE Cookbook
Installs Oracle's Java SE JDK.
The next scheduled critical patch update:
- 20 October 2015
How is this different from Java cookbook?
- Allows for downloads directly from Oracle on all supported platforms
- Can specify an alternative URI directory to download from
- Easily lock version to Java release '~> 8.0' or to update '~> 8.60.0'
- Lightweight, no cookbook dependencies
- Only supports Oracle's Java SE JDK
- Does not support RPM installations on Linux
Note that this cookbook does not yet support JCE Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy Files.
Requirements
- Chef 11 or higher
Platforms
- CentOS, Red Hat, Fedora
- Debian, Ubuntu
- Mac OS X
- Windows
Usage
By adding java_se to a run_list or as a dependency you are accepting the
Oracle Binary Code License Agreement for Java SE.
Windows platform requires a reboot for JAVA_HOME and PATH to be set.
Attributes
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node['java_se']['uri']
- The URI to the Java SE JDKs. This can be a URI to a local directory or file, or a remote directory or file. If a directory is provided, it will then automatically assign a file name that best matches platform criteria. The JDK file names must be the same as that found on Oracle's download page. For local directories or files, use file:// prefix e.g., 'file:///c:/path/to/jdk.exe'. The file extension must match platform e.g. windows=exe, macosx=dmg, linux=tar.gz. Leave nil to download directly from Oracle. Defaultnil
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node['java_se']['force_i586']
- Install i586 Java on x64 machine if true. For Linux and Windows only. Defaultfalse
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node['java_se']['java_home']
- Alternative java_home location. Leave nil to use default location. For Linux and Windows only. Defaultnil
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node['java']['set_default']
- Indicates whether or not you want the JDK installed to be default on the system. For Linux only. Defaulttrue
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node['java']['owner']
- The owner of extracted directory. For Linux only. Defaultroot
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node['java']['group']
- The group of extracted directory. For Linux only. Defaultroot
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node['java']['alternatives_priority']
- A priority of the alternatives. For Linux only. Default1061
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node['java']['set_etc_environment']
- Optionally sets JAVA_HOME in /etc/environment for. For Linux only. Defaultfalse
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node['java']['reset_alternatives']
- Whether alternatives is reset. For Linux only. Defaulttrue
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node['java']['use_alt_suffix']
whether '_alt' suffix is used for none default java install. For Linux only. Defaultfalse
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node['java']['bin_cmds']
- Array of binary commands to symlink /usr/bin to, and set alternative on. Examples are mvn, java, javac, etc. These cmds must be in the bin subdirectory of the extracted folder. Will be ignored if set_default is not true. For Linux only. -
node['java_se']['url']
- Deprecated in favor of uri and will be removed in Java 9 release. -
node['java_se']['file']
- Deprecated in favor of uri and will be removed in Java 9 release.
Examples
Example role to download JDK from alternative location:
name "java_se" description "Install Java SE" default_attributes( "java_se": { "uri": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/mybucket/java/" } ) run_list( "recipe[java_se]" )
This will download the JDK that best matches platform criteria e.g., Windows 64-bit with force_i586 flag set to true
will match https://s3.amazonaws.com/mybucket/java/jdk-8u60-windows-i586.exe.
Note that JDK file names must be the same as that found on Oracle's download page.
Versioning
This cookbook does NOT use SemVer for versioning.
The versioning scheme is RELEASE.UPDATE.MINOR where:
- RELEASE is the release of Java e.g. 8
- UPDATE is the Java update e.g. 60
- MINOR is the *cookbook release for an enhancement or bugfix e.g. 0
*All cookbook releases will strive to be backwards-compatible.
Getting Help
- Ask specific questions on Stack Overflow.
- Report bugs and discuss potential features in Github issues.
Contributing
Please refer to CONTRIBUTING.
License
MIT - see the accompanying LICENSE file
for details.
Dependent cookbooks
This cookbook has no specified dependencies.
Contingent cookbooks
Changelog
8.60.1
- Fix #1 URI parameter ignored
8.60.0
- Update 60
8.51.4
- Remove unused dmg dependency
8.51.3
- Support Linux installs
8.51.2
- Deprecate url and file attributes in favor of uri
8.51.1
- Support Mac OS X install
8.51.0
- Initial release
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