AdoptOpenJDK: Open-source, prebuilt OpenJDK binaries
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AdoptOpenJDK: Open-source, prebuilt OpenJDK binaries
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Re: AdoptOpenJDK: Open-source, prebuilt OpenJDK binaries
#2Please add an option with JavaFX bundled.
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#3On macOS and Windows their various builds are also available over the Homebrew and Scoop package managers:
Re: AdoptOpenJDK: Open-source, prebuilt OpenJDK binaries
#4Anyone ever tried the Eclipse OpenJ9 VM? I've never heard of it, but it might be fun to see if there's a difference with my various apps and performance in an IDE.
I've just been hearing a lot of fuss about GraalVM, though haven't had time to investigate what's so special about it nor how it might help typical 'enterprise' services and Java apps.
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#5Please add an option for JRE in the browser - JRE compiled to JavaScript or WASM (like CheerpJ or TeaVM).
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#6Does the OpenJDK project not offer open source, pre-built binaries already?
Re: AdoptOpenJDK: Open-source, prebuilt OpenJDK binaries
#7Anyone ever tried the Eclipse OpenJ9 VM? I've never heard of it, but it might be fun to see if there's a difference with my various apps and performance in an IDE. I've just been hearing a lot of fuss about GraalVM, though haven't had time to investigate what's so special about it nor how it might help typical 'enterprise' services and Java apps.
I have used really old versions of J9 on StrongARM systems, it was faster than the Sun JVM at the time as there was no JIT for the Sun one.
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#8Please add an option for JRE in the browser - JRE compiled to JavaScript or WASM (like CheerpJ or TeaVM).
Don't see the point in this unless someone were to write a HotSpot backend that generated WASM.
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#9Does the OpenJDK project not offer open source, pre-built binaries already?
I think they do, but Oracle recently announced they won't be backporting security patches to older versions of the open source OpenJDK distributions. As I understand it AdoptOpenJDK is a third party effort to continue supporting the free verisions of older versions of java after Oracle abandons them.
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#10RedHat also provides OpenJDK builds for free, although hidden behind a developer account registration.