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To me this seems like a play against OpenJ9 which is at least partially based on OpenJDK. Rumor has it that AdoptOpenJDK lost their TCK license because they als
by needusername 7y ago
To me this seems like a play against OpenJ9 which is at least partially based on OpenJDK. Rumor has it that AdoptOpenJDK lost their TCK license because they also published OpenJ9 builds.
I'm a bit surprised by this given that IBM is a long time license holder and I can remember JavaOne keynotes where Oracle celebrated IBM "joining" OpenJDK.
- avierax 7y agoWhere can I read more about AdoptOpenJDK losing its TCK license? Is there any post? Any leak from their team?
- javagram 7y agoI searched for this myself. Found a tweet from last year and the current statement on their site. https://adoptopenjdk.net/quality.html https://adoptopenjdk.net/quality.html > Java Compatibility Kit (JCK) / TCK Compliance > At this stage the London Jamocha Community CIC (aka LJC) has not been able to reach an agreement with Oracle to use the Java SE Technology Compatibility Kit (TCK) under the terms of the OpenJDK Community TCK License Agreement (OCTLA). > We will continue to work with Oracle on this matter. > All AdoptOpenJDK binaries are tested with our suite of functional, integration, stress, and performance tests, including real workloads from popular languages and applications. We are very confident in the quality of our builds.
- needusername 7y agohttps://twitter.com/volker_simonis/status/1052610654669074432?lang=en https://twitter.com/volker_simonis/status/105261065466907443...