I found that current version is 3.3.9 and we can download this file apache-maven-3.3.9-bin.zip from the site or just run following command from terminal: To do that let’s open Maven web page here and check which current version do they have. Since we’ve got JDK installed, now we’re going to install Maven. Which is a good sign though 🙂 I expected something like that 🙂 We’ve got our Java Development Kit installed!Īs I mentioned in the beginning, in Ubuntu 15.10 this installation can be done from Ubuntu Software Center which is easier. That command returned the following message: javac 1.8.0_66 We should check which version of Java we have installed now. $ sudo apt-get install oracle-java8-installer So, let’s open our Terminal and run these commands: $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java For this installation we need to add PPA repository from webupd8team and install JDK from there. According to Oracle current version is Java SE Development Kit 8u66, I actually like to use latest versions, and I’m going to use that one for installation here. I was thinking to use Ubuntu software center for this installation, but OpenJDK Java 7 Runtime is the latest version available there. Let’s start!įirst of all we need to install Java Development Kit. (JDK 8 is available from Ubuntu Software Center in Ubuntu 15.10). At least you can find all you need here, one source makes it easier 🙂 The article is good for Ubuntu 14.04.3 and actually, it should be good for 15.10 with a little difference in JDK installation. I really hope the article will be helpful for those, who wants to use those tools in Ubuntu linux. I have easly installed them for MS Windows but installation for Ubuntu linux was a little challenging for me, that’s why I decided to write this article. The tools I’m using are: Java Development Kit(JDK), Apache Maven, IntelliJ IDE and JUnit.
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