![]() Java has been a prime product from Sun Microsystems until it was taken over by Oracle and it is now maintained by Oracle Corporation. The concepts of JSP, JDBC, and others made it suitable for Enterprise Applications on the web. Its success came from its becoming a web programming language. Java originated under the leadership of James Gosling by Sun Microsystems in 1995. This document is a high-level document to make clients and our own Java team aware of the changes and InApp’s generic approach. Each particular instance or project and implementation is unique in itself and have to be handled with care to its environment and priorities. NOTE: It may be please noted that this is NOT a universal document for all cases of Java usage. Oracle is using a licensing system for charging users for Java 11 and later editions. Then in the next phase try and take advantage of the new features of JDK 11. We recommend that we move to JDK 11 with the existing code and probably minor variations. There are tools available to run through your source code and check the same. Moving to JDK 11 is not difficult as most of the JDK 8 programs will run directly on JDK 11. This may be the option most people will take. This will remain free with community support. Another option is to use the Open Source JDK supported by communities including the Oracle Supported OpenJDK. Sticking on to the Java 8įor some time at least we can stick to JDK if we are supported by non-oracle vendors like IBM WebSphere and RedHat’s JBoss as these vendors will release the security fixes. The other reasons include the new features of the language and the Development Kit, which makes it useful to move. The main reason to move on to Java 11 is the stoppage of support for Java 8 JDK and the consequent non-availability of patches and security fixes to the JDK and Java 8 libraries. ![]() ![]() This is the first note for InApp’s clients and its developers to understand the key reasons for the need to move to JDK 11 and our recommended procedure for moving to Java 11 and beyond.
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