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  3. April 2017

Re: Reasons to upgrade from V7R1 to V7R2, V7R3

Technically, some might argue that IBM has already dropped support for
7.1. With the lack of acceptable ciphers. That's a huge thing to a lot
of people. Heck, I was told it was quite a discussion at LUG but IBM
didn't budge.

<snip>
So, even though you're looking to "create a document", it seems to me that
the ultimatum is that your boss tells your vendors that you're upgrading
to
v7r3 on such-and-such a date and if they don't certify their products to
run on v7r3 at least 60 days prior to your upgrade date, that your company
will find someone who does.
</snip>

Amen brother! 7.3. Burn the boats! If you settle for 7.2 then those
<expletive deleted> vendors will continue to use JDK 6.



Rob Berendt

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