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Issue: https://issues.redhat.com/browse/AMW-133
There are two variables utilized to configure the Java Development Kit (JDK) for the jws collection. The first variable, "jws_java_version," facilitates the installation of an OpenJDK with the specified version. The alternative is to employ "jws_java_home," allowing users to specify the path to their Java installation.
Before this fix, There were two scenarios - when both variables were applied or neither were applied led to complications, resulting in a malfunctioning JWS installation. Now with this fix, we have refined the collection process. Now, if "jws_java_home" is set, "jws_java_version" will be disregarded. Additionally, if a user attempts to set both variables at the same time, then an ERROR will be triggered, prompting the termination of the operation.