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Last years it becomes more and more common to work in different projects running on different versions of Java. There still some running on Java 6, and there are tons already running on Java 8.
That’s nice!
What isn’t nice is to change JAVA_PATH and PATH every time you work on other project.
JVM aims to help you with that.
It’s basically a shell script that you load on your bashrc or zshrc. It will then listen on folder change events. If you cd to a project running on Java 7, and you have Java 8 on your PATH, JVM will do the ~magic~ for you. ✨
But how it works?
Basically, JVM will search for pom.xml files. If any is found, search for a java.version property in it. If it’s found, search for matching installed Java, otherwise, JVM will look for .java-version file, and, if found, try to set a matching Java version to your PATH, otherwise do nothing.
Currently, it works Mac OS X and Ubuntu only, but, of course, pull requests are welcome.
For further info, take a look at the project’s README.