OpenJDK 12, 13 and LabKey 19.2 | Kenny | 2019-09-25 07:49 | |||||||||
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Hi, I'm trying to run through an install of LabKey 19.2 on RHEL7. The docs at https://www.labkey.org/Documentation/wiki-page.view?name=supported states LabKey 19.2 requires Java 12, and doesn't support Java 13. They also have a detailed blog post on this topic at https://www.labkey.com/the-java-shake-up-what-it-means-to-labkey-and-you/ The Install docs at https://www.labkey.org/Documentation/wiki-page.view?name=installComponents state "Install the latest supported release of OpenJDK. " with a link to the Java section at https://www.labkey.org/Documentation/wiki-page.view?name=supported#java. That section talks about LabKey Server requiring OpenJDK 12, which if you follow the link on that page takes you to https://jdk.java.net/12/ which is apparently end of lifed now. It looks like OpenJDK went from JDK 12 -> JDK 13 this month - on the 17th. The blog post talks about 19.3 being due in Nov 2019 to track the JDK release cycing introducing support for JDK 13. With the switch from JDK 12 -> JDK 13 having already happened, should we be installing current production LabKey on OpenJDK 12 since it's the only supported option for the latest LabKey? I'd really much prefer to use RHEL's supported OpenJDK, but that maxes out at OpenJDK 11 which despite being supported by RedHat is not in the LabKey support matrix. |
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