How to install java in NixOS?

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On NixOS, I am trying to install java in order to compile my code from the command line.



I do not see the java compiler listed anywhere in the list of available packages, queried by running nix-env -qaP '*' --description.



How do I install a java compiler on NixOS?




java nixos




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    This page might help: nixos.org/nixos/packages.html it's a dynamic search page for NixOS' store.
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    Searching using a package name usually useless unless you know what you are looking for. Use package page mentioned above or add --description flag, for example, nix-env -qaP --description | grep -i java.*devel
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On NixOS, I am trying to install java in order to compile my code from the command line.



I do not see the java compiler listed anywhere in the list of available packages, queried by running nix-env -qaP '*' --description.



How do I install a java compiler on NixOS?




java nixos




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    This page might help: nixos.org/nixos/packages.html it's a dynamic search page for NixOS' store.
    – Mioriin
    Nov 11 '17 at 4:50






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    Searching using a package name usually useless unless you know what you are looking for. Use package page mentioned above or add --description flag, for example, nix-env -qaP --description | grep -i java.*devel
    – wizzup
    Nov 11 '17 at 6:58













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On NixOS, I am trying to install java in order to compile my code from the command line.



I do not see the java compiler listed anywhere in the list of available packages, queried by running nix-env -qaP '*' --description.



How do I install a java compiler on NixOS?




java nixos




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On NixOS, I am trying to install java in order to compile my code from the command line.



I do not see the java compiler listed anywhere in the list of available packages, queried by running nix-env -qaP '*' --description.



How do I install a java compiler on NixOS?





java nixos





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    This page might help: nixos.org/nixos/packages.html it's a dynamic search page for NixOS' store.
    – Mioriin
    Nov 11 '17 at 4:50






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    Searching using a package name usually useless unless you know what you are looking for. Use package page mentioned above or add --description flag, for example, nix-env -qaP --description | grep -i java.*devel
    – wizzup
    Nov 11 '17 at 6:58













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    This page might help: nixos.org/nixos/packages.html it's a dynamic search page for NixOS' store.
    – Mioriin
    Nov 11 '17 at 4:50






  • 1




    Searching using a package name usually useless unless you know what you are looking for. Use package page mentioned above or add --description flag, for example, nix-env -qaP --description | grep -i java.*devel
    – wizzup
    Nov 11 '17 at 6:58








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This page might help: nixos.org/nixos/packages.html it's a dynamic search page for NixOS' store.
– Mioriin
Nov 11 '17 at 4:50




This page might help: nixos.org/nixos/packages.html it's a dynamic search page for NixOS' store.
– Mioriin
Nov 11 '17 at 4:50




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Searching using a package name usually useless unless you know what you are looking for. Use package page mentioned above or add --description flag, for example, nix-env -qaP --description | grep -i java.*devel
– wizzup
Nov 11 '17 at 6:58





Searching using a package name usually useless unless you know what you are looking for. Use package page mentioned above or add --description flag, for example, nix-env -qaP --description | grep -i java.*devel
– wizzup
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There are two Java compilers available via Nixpkgs: OpenJDK and OracleJDK, named openjdk and oraclejdk, respectively.



Note that the OracleJDK doesn't seem to be available in the top-level expression, but you can certainly install the openjdk.






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  • Thank you. I missed openjdk since I had been searching for java.
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There are two Java compilers available via Nixpkgs: OpenJDK and OracleJDK, named openjdk and oraclejdk, respectively.



Note that the OracleJDK doesn't seem to be available in the top-level expression, but you can certainly install the openjdk.






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There are two Java compilers available via Nixpkgs: OpenJDK and OracleJDK, named openjdk and oraclejdk, respectively.



Note that the OracleJDK doesn't seem to be available in the top-level expression, but you can certainly install the openjdk.






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There are two Java compilers available via Nixpkgs: OpenJDK and OracleJDK, named openjdk and oraclejdk, respectively.



Note that the OracleJDK doesn't seem to be available in the top-level expression, but you can certainly install the openjdk.






share|improve this answer












There are two Java compilers available via Nixpkgs: OpenJDK and OracleJDK, named openjdk and oraclejdk, respectively.



Note that the OracleJDK doesn't seem to be available in the top-level expression, but you can certainly install the openjdk.







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