How to Modify the Java JDK Version in Visual Studio Code 2021 | Set Java JDK using VS Code

How to change the Java JDK version using vscode 2021. How to set the JAVA_HOME variable. How to open Configure Java Runtime. How to use JDK 17.0.1, 16.0.2 or 11 with visual studio code. .

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[abu]

You absolute legend! I've been here for hours looking for this and you are the first person who actually showed me how to do it. Thank you!

[AdrianAgren]

THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!!!! I have been searching around for this problem for what feels like ages! Very much needed!

[unsolved]

I spent like 3 hours searching the web trying to figure out how to do this. Much appreciated

[luisvieira]

you are the greatest, finally resolve this problem. thank you!

[hzohelf]

Thank you so much, I was trying to find videos and even in full-stack to solve this problem, I installed IntelliJ and I think I might have changed my projects path so I didn't know what to do and I remember adding a .bin so I removed that when I went to environment variables and also did what you did for JAVA_HOME. I got my project back up and running and I can rest easy! Thank you so much!

[JoseVazquez-ndzn]

I love you man, had almost a day trying to figure this out.

[sixtinaleguin]

Absolute amazing how an explication can be so simple and perfect. Thank you! :)

[PneumaCore]

You're the best bro! I didn't want to use the JDK of RedHat

[danielhillenbrand]

Remarkably to me, the IBM Z Open Editor extension could not find the existing JAVA_HOME environment variable on my machine, and informed me it needed to be set. Or that I needed to set the java.home setting in VSCode. I couldn't find anywhere how to set the java.home setting in today's version of VSCode (in June, 2023). Ultimately, searching settings for java, it gave me an input box to enter the JAVA_HOME setting for Zopeneditor. After completing that, it still couldn't find Java. This video showed me how to verify the setting in the json file of settings for VSCode. It was there at the bottom. My guess is I forgot to walk backwards around my chair (AKA shut-down, restart) after I entered the value specifically for Zopeneditor. But I greatly appreciate this video for showing me how to get to those settings. Why the environment variable doesn't work is still a mystery, but I should be able to move on now. Thank you!

[daved]

Thank you so much. You just fixed a massive issue I was having.