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I'm not sure about the current version, but Oracle jdk 8 had a few classes that weren't available in openjdk, we had to switch some cryptography calls to bouncy

by y4mi 5y ago

I'm not sure about the current version, but Oracle jdk 8 had a few classes that weren't available in openjdk, we had to switch some cryptography calls to bouncycastle in our migration iirc

Zardoz84 5y ago
Since Java 9, Oracle JDK is OpenJDK with some extra oracle stuff inside.
- _rgek 5y ago
  "Extra Oracle stuff" sounds like a great reason to avoid it.
  - netizen-936824 5y ago
    I tend to avoid things with "Oracle stuff" period