[SOLVED][GNOME] where should i manually install JDK8?

i downloaded Oracle Java JDK8 because i need it for coding in school... the thing is i havent really mess with the filesystem much so... i was wondering where should i install the program? where in root directory should i install it?
Last edited by FenrirAB (2014-04-18 01:25:31)

I was able to restore openJDK7 back to my computer.
before it was giving me a bash error stating that "bash java: command not found"
now i have it back...
I've also deleted the Oracle Java JDK 8 that i downloaded from Oracle itself.... by removing it in the /opt as was suggested to install it there
all thanks to @x33a for providing me an AUR link for JDK8:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/jdk
i installed this package by using:
cd Builds
tar -xzvf jdk.tar.gz
cd jdk
sudo makepkg -s --asroot
[password]
then the installation begins
but when i type java -version
its still giving me the openJDK7..
anyway to solve this?
think it has something to do with $PATH... but i have no idea how to work that...
heres a screenshot:
http://i.imgur.com/mFOjRsL.png
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