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  1. Mar 1, 2019 · Whenever I try to start any simple Java Maven project (may it be even a simple Hello World) I get the following error: Error:java: error: release version 5 not supported. Running java --version by terminal I get the following output: openjdk 11.0.5 2019-10-15.

    • What Is The Actual Problem?
    • Proper Solutions
    • Conclusion

    To find a proper solution for all kind of Java projects, regardless of the build tool, let’s dive into the actual problem. In its more than 20 years, Java went through several major versions. Each of those introduced a new version of the binaries format and sometimes also language features (e.g. enums in Java 5, lambdas in Java 8, modules in Java 9...

    So, your JDK is too new to generate Java 5 binaries. There are two solutions to tackle this problem.

    In this post I explained the root cause for the error message release 5 version not supported. One can work around this problem locally by changing IntelliJ project settings. However, if you wanted to solve the problem properly, you need to change the project’s build configuration file. Otherwise on the next import into IntelliJ you will need to ch...

  2. Feb 16, 2020 · A common error in IntelliJ when attempting to run a new Java maven project is Error:java: release version 5 not supported. Here are 3 techniques to resolve this. Try them in order. If one doesn't resolve the issue, try the next. 1. Update Java Compiler.

  3. Jul 1, 2020 · The release version 5 not supported error is quite common with newly created projects. The java error is frequently seen in IntelliJ after a new Maven project has begun and full setup has not been completed. By default, the project bytecode version is not actually set in Java maven projects.

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    By convention, we use the same version number for Javadoc as the JDK or SDK is it located in. Therefore, Java 2 SDK v1.2.2 contains Javadoc version 1.2.2. To find the Javadoc version, simply find the version of the java executable by executing " javadoc -J-version ". Javadoc 1.2.2 gives this result: