Download Java For Mac 10.9

This guide is written with an intention to help those who are trying to Install SAP GUI 7.30 in Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks platform and ended up with installing Windows OS in Mac machines due to limited information availability related to Mac & Java configuration.

This guide is written with an intention to help those who are trying to Install SAP GUI 7.30 in Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks platform and ended up with installing Windows OS in Mac machines due to limited information availability related to Mac & Java configuration. Requirements: • Installer of SAP GUI 7.30 for Java enviroment • Java 7 for OS X (Link: ) • Pre-installed Mac OS X Mavericks 10.9.4. Steps: • Uninstall the currently installed Java version from mac OS X Mavericks • Restart mac and follow given instructions • Open ‘system preferences’ > ‘user & groups’ > create ‘new account’ • Logon to the new user. • Download the mentioned version of “Java for OS X 10.9 OR above • Close all running applications/browser • Install downloaded Java 7 • Install SAP GUI (SAPGUI for Java 7.30) • Restart your mac • Logon to the ‘new user’ • Launch the ‘SAPGUI 7.30app’ Thank you! Trademarks: JAVA® is a registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems.

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After updating to OS 10.9 I could no longer us my most important app PHPStorm because it relies on java and the OSX 10.9 installer sabotaged it. When I type java on the console it now says No Java runtime present, requesting install. Where is my java! Googling up and down does not reveal a solution, typing maverick and java in support.apple.com search field reveals nothing useful. Am I the only one using phpstorm on the mac that upgraded to 10.9? Not very likely. Do I have to download it from oracle?

I'd rather have an apple approved / apple screened installer than something from a third party website like oracle, but I guess I will have to try that next. Frustrated, Michael. Note: You should NOT be attempting to go to Oracle.com to find Java.

You should be going to Java.com. There's no navigation involved as the front page has a MASSIVE button with a label 'Download Java Today'. The difference is that if you follow the link to the Apple site, you are getting Java 1.6 (an old version of Java). If you go to the Java.com site then you are getting version 1.7 (update 45) which is the current version. You can continue to use 1.6. But this version is no longer developed and the only updates it gets are security updates and at some point those will stop happening and you'll need to get onto a supported version. Hello, I see the Thread is gone for some months but if any still have problems read the derscriptions below.

Howto install current Java-version: If this not work please read the information by Apple see post above by @John Galt. Test if java was installed fine by using the Terminal as describe in the Howto-Link or go to this page: If you cannot running Java with safari check in the settings -> security -> Website-settings whether Java allowed to running with on safari. The current security update distributed by Apple disable older Version of Java-Plug-Ins. It is possible you have installed more that one Java-Version. So it's recommend to remove older Version from your System.

More Information: Hope that helps 🙂. Hi HenryS, Just to clarify.

There is actually an official position on the matter. No need to speculate on how to get a supported version of Java. When Sun owned Java, Apple worked to with Sun to build their own port of Java to install on OS X. Sun was acquired by Oracle.

Oracle now owns Java. Apple has worked with Oracle to transition the effort of porting Java on OS X back to Oracle. Oracle now does this today.

Apple declared that after Java 6, they would no longer produce their own port. Sketch app for mac. Apple does not intend to provide another version of Java (provided by Apple) for OS X -- not unless they change their mind. That's now Oracle's role. And please note.