Download Java 8 Update 341 (Offline Installers)

A newer version of Java has been released by Oracle, which is Java 8 Update 341 (JDK 8u341). This is required to run applications and programs written in the Java programming language. Moreover, this update addresses 349 security vulnerabilities which you can read here.

Oracle, as well as Itechtics, recommends that you update your Java version to the latest release since it not only includes functional improvements but keeps your system secure through security patches.

Let us now see what other improvements have been made with this release, and then continue to download and install it.

Release Summary

• Latest Java Version: Java 8 Update 341-b10
• Release date: July 19h, 2022 (All version release dates here)
• Compatible OS: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8 and Windows 7, MacOS, Linux, and Solaris
• License: Free

Changes and Fixes

Java 8 Update 341 comes with the following updates:

• TLS 1.3 is now enabled by default on JDK 8 for client roles.
• HTTPS channel binding support has been added for Java GSS/Kerberos.
• java.net.InetAddress has been updated to detect ambiguous IPv4 address literals.
• JDK bundle extensions have been truncated when they are downloaded using Mozilla Firefox version 102 and above.
• The vector should now throw ClassNotFoundException for a missing class of an element.
• The default JDK compressor will now be closed when an IOException is encountered

You can read the complete change log in the release notes.

Download Java 8 Update 341

Direct Offline JRE Downloads

Click on the following links to download the respective offline installers:

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Download Java 8 Update 341 for Windows (x64) – Offline

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Download Java 8 Update 341 for MacOS (Version 10.7.3 and above)

Download Java 8 Update 341 for Linux x64 (RPM)

Download Java 8 Update 341 for Linux x64 (TAR.GZ)

Download Java 8 Update 341 for Linux (RPM)

Download Java 8 Update 341 for Linux (TAR.GZ)

Download Java 8 Update 341 for Solaris x64

Download Java 8 Update 341 for Solaris SPARC x64

Download Offline JDKs

To download JDKs and other JREs, perform these steps:

Note: Downloads from Oracle.com require you to accept the license agreement.

1. Open the Oracle Java download page.

2. Here you will see a list of products to download (both JREs and JDKs are available for all supported platforms). Click on the download button beside your desired product. All downloads on this page are offline installers.

   

3. Accept the license agreement and then click the download button below it.

   

4. You will be redirected to Oracle’s sign-in page. If you already have an account, just sign in using your credentials, or click sign up to create an account. Once signed in, the download will begin automatically.

How to Install Java

Installing the downloaded package is pretty easy. Perform the following steps to install it on a Windows PC:

1. Run the download package to begin installing Java. The installation wizard will then open. Click Install.

   

2. Java will now begin the installation. This step should only take about a minute. Once installed, click Close.

   

How to Check Java Version

To check the currently installed Java version on your PC, you can use the “Java uninstall tool.” It lists down all the installed java versions. You can also use the tool to uninstall different versions installed on your computer.

You can get the Java Uninstall Tool from this page.

You can also learn other methods to uninstall Java from your PC.

JDK VS JRE

Java Runtime Environment (JRE) is a piece of software that is installed on your computer that allows you to run applications developed in Java on your device. It provides certain libraries and other components that are required to run a Java program.

JRE also includes Java Virtual Machine (JVM), which is an engine also required to run Java applications on a machine. This engine is included in the JRE package and cannot be installed separately.

The Java Development Kit (JDK) is a development kit that includes both the JRE and the JVM. If you are looking to create your own Java applets, then JDK is what you need. If you have JDK already installed on your device, you do not require to install JRE separately, unless a different version is required.

This should clear up if you want to install JRE or the JDK.

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