However, there are alternative sources where you can find offline installers for OpenJDK, which is an open-source and community-driven implementation of Java. OpenJDK is functionally equivalent to Oracle JDK and is commonly used.

Here’s how to obtain an offline installer for OpenJDK:

1. Visit the AdoptOpenJDK Website:

   • AdoptOpenJDK is a popular source for obtaining OpenJDK builds, including offline installers.
   • Go to the AdoptOpenJDK website: AdoptOpenJDK.

2. Select Your Java Version and Platform:

   • Choose the version of Java you want to download (e.g., Java 8, Java 11, Java 17).
   • Select your operating system (Windows, macOS, Linux) and architecture (32-bit or 64-bit).

3. Choose the Installer Package Type:

   • You can select either a “JRE” package (Java Runtime Environment) or a “JDK” package (Java Development Kit) based on your requirements. The JDK package includes the JRE.

4. Download the Offline Installer:

   • After making your selections, click the “Latest Release” button to download the offline installer for your chosen Java version and platform.
   • The downloaded installer will be a self-contained package that you can use to install Java without requiring an internet connection during the installation.