Why do we need this?
sdkman is a great tool for a single-source management of software development kits for multiple frameworks. Providing a consistent location for SDKs is a priority when projects are being shared across multiple development computers, either by just copying the folders or using repositories like Subversion and Git.The location of SDK dependencies is kept in the project files defined by the development tools, like Eclipse and IntelliJ Idea. If the project is shared or checked in or out of a repository, the last person to check it in will commit their own personal settings. Then the next person to check it out has to change the settings to match their computer, and those are what get checked back in.
