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Vern,

1) I've seen many failures over years following a Java upgrade.
2) Many apps, both IBM and 3rd party, hardcode the version of Java being used. Thus it is difficult to test a new version of Java.
3) Some of these apps will change Java versions on an i5/OS upgrade, also hard to test.
4) One must spend many man hours identifying, (DSPJVMJOB, WRKJVMJOB) what versions of Java are being used before attempting any Java updates.

Paul


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Paul

I have to ask why you say that "Java doesn't play well in the sand box"
- I for one won't agree that I know that - can you say more about this?

If an app needs a certain version of Java, they should know how to specify which JVM they want - it's up to the app, seems to me, to "play well".

Vern

On 1/12/2015 3:12 PM, Steinmetz, Paul wrote:
Amy,

I'm in a similar boat, would like to install Java 7, but as we all know, Java doesn't play well in the sand box, I'm afraid what else might break.
What 3rd party product is requiring Java 7?

Thanks
Paul

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Hi all,

I'm looking at installing Java 7 as a requirement for a 3rd Party product upgrade. Currently everything I run on my system is happy with Java 6.
Anyone have any issues after installing Java 7? This is an IBM i 7.1 partition.

Thank you,

Amy Hoerle
System Administrator
Think Mutual Bank
5200 Members Pkwy NW, Box 5949
Rochester, MN 55901

507-536-5815 or
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