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5454 In case you want the project to be Java 6, 7 or 8 compatible, you can simply use JDK 9 for both execution blocks.
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5656 The easiest way is to use Java 9 as the runtime for Maven, by setting <<<JAVA_HOME=/path/to/jdk-9>>> before running <<<mvn>>>.
57- But if you want to use an older Java runtime for Maven, you can use the maven-toolchain-plugin to specify the shared JDK (supported since Maven 2.0.9)
58- or a custom jdkToolchain (supported since Maven 3.3.1) and refer to the JDK 9 installation on your system.
57+ But if you want to use an older Java runtime for Maven, you can use the maven-toolchain-plugin to specify the shared JDK
58+ or a custom jdkToolchain and refer to the JDK 9 installation on your system.
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107107* Java 5 or below Compatibility
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109- Given Maven 3 requires newer Java release at runtime, you'll absolutely need to use Toolchains to use a JDK different from
109+ Given that Maven 3 requires newer Java release at runtime, you'll absolutely need to use Toolchains to use a JDK different from
110110 Maven runtime.
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112- Be aware that you will need at least Maven 3.3.1 to specify a custom jdkToolchain in your plugin configuration.
113112 You could add a jdkToolchain to do base-compile execution-block as well referring to JDK 5.
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