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As of Java 7 openjdk is the basis for the official Oracle release of Java, and constitutes the reference implementation of Java SE. So if you've used any recen
by rlmw 13y ago
As of Java 7 openjdk is the basis for the official Oracle release of Java, and constitutes the reference implementation of Java SE. So if you've used any recent JDK release then you've used openjdk.
- akulbe 13y agoI think there are still some proprietary closed-source bits in the Oracle Java SE releases though. I'm no expert, but I thought I'd read something to this effect when looking this up recently. (Just in the past couple days.)