Scripts to build dockerfiles and generate various Docker images building OpenJDK
The Dockerfiles generated and associated scripts found in this project are licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
- Checkout the OpenJDK source code - e.g.
git clone [email protected]:adoptium/openjdk-jdk8u.git ~/adoptium/openjdk-jdk8u - Run the dockerfile_generator.sh script with the --build flag - e.g.
./dockerfile_generator.sh --jdk 8 --build - Run the command printed on screen within the container - e.g.
/openjdk/build/openjdk-build/makejdk-any-platform.sh -v jdk8 - See the results - Take a look at the results in the build directory
This script generates dockerfiles that are able to build each specific JDK. The script takes several options :
| Option | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| -h | --help | Prints help for the script option | ./dockerfile_generator.sh --help |
| --build | Build the docker image from the generated file & create an interactive container | ./dockerfile_generator.sh --build |
| --clean | Removes all dockerfiles from '--path' | ./dockerfile_generator.sh --clean |
| --comments | Prints comments into the dockerfile | ./dockerfile_generator.sh --comments |
| --path <FILEPATH> | Specify where to save the Dockerfile (defaults to $PWD) | ./dockerfile_generator.sh --path /home/user/Documents |
| Print the dockerfile to screen once generated | ./dockerfile_generator.sh --print |
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| --openj9 | Make the image able to build a JDK w/ OpenJ9 JIT | ./dockerfile_generator.sh --openj9 |
| -v | --version <JDK> | Specify which JDK the image is able to build (defaults to jdk8) | ./dockerfile_generator.sh --v jdk11 |
By default, the script will generate a Dockerfile to create an image able to build JDK with Hotspot, in the current directory.
This script will automatically build a JDK inside a docker container. There are several options that the script can take :
| Option | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| -v | JDK version choice | ./buildDocker.sh -v jdk8 |
| -a | Test all JDK versions | ./buildDocker.sh -a |
| -j9 | Build JDK with OpenJ9 | ./buildDocker.sh -v jdk8u -j9 |
| -J | Set JDK Boot directory | ./buildDocker.sh -v jdk8u -J /path/to/boot/jdk |
When not specified, the JDK will be built with Hotspot and attempt to detect the boot jdk directory.