Author(s)
JDKMon is a little tool written in JavaFX that tries to detect all OpenJDK distributions installed on your machine while keeping track of updates for those distributions.
It will scan for new updates every three hours and will inform you about available updates.
Note: JDKMon won't install the distributions on your machine but will enable you to download them to a place of your choice.
At the moment the following distributions are supported:
- AdoptOpenJDK
- AdoptOpenJDK J9
- Bi Sheng
- Corretto
- Debian (pkgs not downloadable)
- Dragonwell
- Graalvm CE8
- Graalvm CE11
- Graalvm CE16
- Graalvm CE17
- JetBrains
- Kona
- Liberica
- Liberica Native
- Mandrel
- Microsoft
- OJDK Build
- Open Logic
- Oracle (not all pkgs downloadable)
- Oracle OpenJDK
- RedHat (pkgs not downloadable)
- SAP Machine
- Semeru
- Semeru Certified
- Temurin
- Trava
- Zulu
- Zulu Prime
New Release
JDKMon 17.0.23 has just been released and brings a new feature consisting of CVE's that are found will be coloured according to their score, e.g., low is green and high is red.
JDKMon is available for the following platforms:
- Windows x64
- Linux x64/arm64
- MacOS x64/aarch64
Download
You can download the latest version from github relases or from JFX Central.
More Info
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Get Your JDK As Easily As Possible!
Have you ever been in the situation where you’ve been looking for a specific JDK version of a specific distribution?
Sometimes that was easy… sometimes it was hard… but it never was fun.
After creating the Disco API (“Universal OpenJDK Discovery API”, in full) which serves up JDK distributions as a service, I had the idea to create plugins for IDEs to enable people to download the JDK of their choice more easily.
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JDKMon: Your Friendly JDK Distribution Updater
JDKMon is just a little tool that scans your computer for installed OpenJDK distributions and uses the Disco API to check whether there are updates available for one of the distributions.
In case it finds updates it will present you buttons for each package it finds.
When you click on one of these buttons (e.g. tar.gz, zip, pkg etc.) you have to select a folder where the selected package should be downloaded to.
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JDKMon 17.0.18 Released
Vulnerability information and TCK test status details are available and easily detectable with JDKMon 17.0.18.
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