The IDE's default JDK is the Java platform on which it runs and the default target JDK for compiling, executing, parsing, and debugging programs.
To view your IDE's default JDK:
To start the IDE with a different JDK, do one of the following:
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Various errors can occur if you work in the same user directory with different JDKs. You should therefore use a separate user directory for each JDK configuration in your IDE. You can start the IDE with a different user directory by using the -userdir switch on the command line or in your ide.cfg file. |
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Cross-Compiling Between JDKs Target JDK Configuration Working With Assertions |