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message: 1
date: Thu, 28 Jan 2016 12:54:52 -0500
from: rob@xxxxxxxxx
subject: Changing java versions
Suppose you're a third party vendor of IBM i software, and you select what version of java you run based simply on some properties or ini file, or some environment variable, have you run into problems by anyone changing your supplied version from JDK 6 to 7 or 8?
Have you tested that?
Have you tested that by completely removing JDK 6 from the system?
I've ran into one issue where a vendor allows you to select the level of java with a ini file, and I tried jdk7. And it worked and their verify command says I'm using jdk7. However if I remove jdk6 from the system it says I'm trying to use an unsupported version of java on start up. I suspect they do some prereq check that's coded poorly.
However I'm just interested if things should pretty much run as good or better by changing from java 6 to 7 (or 8). At least no fatal errors. I'm pretty java ignorant.
Rob Berendt
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