In order to do some JNI programming, I need to know where Java installed on my Mac.

This was confirmed by running ls LibraryJavaJavaVirtualMachines in the Terminal.

Ive tried searching for it to find out if it was installed somewhere else, but that doesnt seem to be turning anything up.

Can I just paste that directory into the textbox in the Native library folder config window Or does this directory belong somewhere else.

After installing it, jdk1.7.0jdk appears in the JavaVirtualMachines directory.

If you dont want to see the error messages about inaccessible directories, get rid of the messages rather than using root privs unnecessarily.

Dont be upset for this as a developer just needs to set PATH and JAVAHOME.

Why cant I navigate to that folder normally in Finder Is this just Apple being extra annoying.

Also extra annoying, Gradle version 4.3 doesnt work with any version of Java except for Java 8.

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