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Java on Arm (apple silicon)

jlegault
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Is there a way to run a native ARM JVM that can run the admin console? 

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@jlegault That's an issue you'd have better luck with asking in a Java forum.

Perhaps this will help: https://blogs.oracle.com/javamagazine/post/java-on-arm-processors-understanding-aarch64-vs-x86

Or this - https://macperformanceguide.com/blog/2021/20211216_1200-Java-for-M1-Macs.html

The issue might be that admin console is developed for standard Java that is available just by going to www.java.com and clicking download. I'm assuming that macOS still does this like Windows computers do.

Users have reported errors when using multiple versions of Java or versions that are intended for different applications. 

If getting Java from java.com is not "native" then I'd say the answer is no. 

 

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