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Subject: Re: [Geoserver-users] Geoserver 2.21.0 and JDK17
We can remove that jar in the next version of GeoServer, 2.23.x, because at
that point we won't be supporting JDK 8 anymore
(JDK 11 already ships with a version of Marlin).
Cheers
Andrea
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To: Hans Yperman
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Subject: Re: [Geoserver-users] Geoserver 2.21.0 and JDK17
8 hours load test sounds good, looks pretty stable.
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2.21.0 and JDK17
I confirm what others say, JDK 17 support and Jakarta EE support are two
separate things.
GeoServer would also not work on Tomcat 10, for the same reason, an application
can only
support J2EE, or Jakarta EE, but cannot support both, the day we switch
GeoServer will
stop
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> *Subject:* Re: [Geoserver-users] Geoserver 2.21.0 and JDK17
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I confirm what others say, JDK 17 support and Jakarta EE support are two
separate things.
GeoServer would also not work on Tomcat 10, for the same reason, an
application can only
support J2EE, or Jakarta EE, but cannot support both, the day we switch
GeoServer will
stop working on older containers
bject: [Geoserver-users] Geoserver 2.21.0 and JDK17
Hi Folks,
Have been successfully using Geoserver for a number of years.
Have been doing preparatory work to upgrade to JDK17/Glassfish 6.x
Having noticed Geoserver 2.21.0 supports JDK17, downloaded this to try on the
new setup.
Geoserver 2.21.0 fai
This is probably a container issue, not a jvm issue, java.servlet packages
are part of java enterprise edition, not in the java base/jvm, jee was
donated to Apache which changed the interface packages in newer releases.
Geoserver won't be migrated to the new jee api until java 8 support is
dropped,
Hi Folks,
Have been successfully using Geoserver for a number of years.
Have been doing preparatory work to upgrade to JDK17/Glassfish 6.x
Having noticed Geoserver 2.21.0 supports JDK17, downloaded this to try
on the new setup.
Geoserver 2.21.0 fails to deploy on a virgin JDK17/GF6.2.5 setup wi
