Hi,
all in all, everything is working well with Java 8 so far, except that
this version will not anymore be maintained by Oracle without a paid
support, but it still maintained by some other organizations.
So I guess we can keep going on for a couple of more years ;-)
On 17/08/2022 09:07,
Hi,
Apache Kerby has a minimal version of Java 8. If Apache Directory were
to switch to Java 11, I would have to create a profile to exclude the
LDAP backend from Kerby if someone wanted to use Java 8 - but that's
OK. I could bump Kerby to Java 11 as well, but I'd only do that in a
new major
> On Aug 10, 2022, at 8:30 AM, Emmanuel Lécharny wrote:
>
> FTR, here is the list of projects and supported Java versions:
>
> Directory Project
> none
>
> LDAP API:
> Linux
> Java 8, 11, 17
> Windows
> java 8
>
> Mavibot
> Linux
>
FTR, here is the list of projects and supported Java versions:
Directory Project
none
LDAP API:
Linux
Java 8, 11, 17
Windows
java 8
Mavibot
Linux
Java 8, 11, 17
Windows
Java 8
> On Aug 10, 2022, at 4:52 AM, Emmanuel Lécharny wrote:
>
> we currently support Java 8 (plus the newer LTES 11 and 17.
> Java 8 is EOL since mars 2022, and the security support ends in 2025.
>
> Should we decide to drop Java 8 now?
>
I’m not opposed to it.
> We currently have tests for:
>
Hi!
we currently support Java 8 (plus the newer LTES 11 and 17.
Java 8 is EOL since mars 2022, and the security support ends in 2025.
Should we decide to drop Java 8 now?
We currently have tests for:
LDAP API: Java 8, 11, 17 on Linux, Java 8 on windows
Server: Java 8, 11, 17 on Linux, Java
