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I love OpenJDK. It hurts my soul whenever I see an open source project using proprietary Oracle APIs. Most recently I ran into this with Graylog. Great product,

I love OpenJDK. It hurts my soul whenever I see an open source project using proprietary Oracle APIs. Most recently I ran into this with Graylog. Great product, but it's unit tests won't run without the Oracle JDK.

mateuszf 10y ago
We'd be happy to use OpenJDK, but few days ago we discovered a bug (feature?) that works differently in HotSpot - so we had to migrate our services to it.
- slrz 10y ago
  OpenJDK is the HotSpot VM.
  - mateuszf 10y ago
    Yeah, that's what I thought too. However I'm seeing different behaviour on these two vms with the same version.
    - __old_dude__ 10y ago
      Already been there :( the command line flags by default are different You can do a diff using java -XX:+PrintFlagsFinal
  - feld 10y ago
    Oracle Java has patches for things that OpenJDK doesn't. That's the real bummer, as it causes behavior differences and makes migration away from Oracle JDK impossible sometimes.