Issue with Eclipse and IntelliJ when multiple jdk versions are installed.


When we are using IntelliJ and Eclipse simultaneously and if we want to use multiple/separate JDK versions then we should set environment variable as needed and then IDE should be restarted.

In IntelliJ if we want to use Java 11 and in eclipse Java 8 then just add Runtime Environment to IDE setting and even if Jdk 8 is installed it will work as needed.

Conclusion:

  • Jdk 8 installed
  • Jdk 11 is unzipped
  • "System Environment variable" JAVA_HOME is set to Jdk 11
  • Eclipse and IntelliJ Runtime Env setting set to 8 and 11 respectively. 
  • It should work.

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