Installing

• Windows
• Linux

The instructions are for Debian-based and RPM-based distributions. They should be similar on other Linux distributions.

On Debian and Ubuntu, it is easiest to use OpenJDK, as it is available in the standard package repositories. Similarly, Maven is available from a repository.

1. Install the development tools

   You can install all the needed development tools with:

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If your system does not have installed, run the above commands as root.

Fedora and RHEL

On Fedora (since 18) and RHEL (since 8), you use the DNF package manager.

1. Install the development tools:

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   sudo dnf -y install java-11-openjdk.x86_64 maven

2. Ensure that you are running Java 11 by running:

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   If you are not using 11, change it with:

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   Select OpenJDK 11.

1. Install the development tools:

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   sudo yum install -y java-11-openjdk-devel.x86_64 maven

2. Ensure that you are running Java 11 by running:

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   If you are not using 11, change it with:

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OpenSuSE

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sudo zypper install java-11-openjdk maven

Depending on your system version, you may need to install package repositories or do some other steps.

On Arch Linux, you use the pacman package manager as follows:

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Depending on your system version, you may need to install package repositories or do some other steps.

Installing Amazon Corretto

If you want to install Amazon Corretto rather than OpenJDK, you either have to add the package repository or install it from a DEB, RPM, or a tar package.

See:

• Instructions for installing from APT (Debian) or YUM (RPM) repository in

Now that you’ve installed development tools, you can start a new Vaadin application project.

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