This means that most if not all of these servers are on Oracle Java from Oracle and not from Adobe. Over time we have been upgrading the Java version on the servers to keep up with the security updates from Oracle. I know that the CF Webtools Operations Group maintains a very large number of servers for a large number of clients. What about my existing ColdFusion Servers?Īnother great question! There are tens of thousands (or more) ColdFusion servers running and the vast majority of them are running on Java from Oracle.
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Here is the answer “Wil, installers are same but license attached to them are different and this is for both Java 8 and 11”. Great Question and I asked Adobe about this. Is the Java version from Adobe Different that the same version from Oracle? Get your Adobe Licensed Oracle Java downloads HERE! It is very important to note that you now need to download Java from Adobe and NOT Oracle. To this point Adobe has secured licensing from Oracle that allows all ColdFusion Server owners continue running Java.
I’ve been asking representatives at Adobe these questions.ĬoldFusion Server runs on Java from Oracle, and as such the new Oracle license affects all of our ColdFusion servers. I have questions as I’m sure everyone else does. via a Long-Term Support Agreement with Oracle, for Java 8 and Java 11. On January 24th Adobe announced that Adobe will maintain support. But Oracle and Adobe (or their lawyers I presume) do understand these and as such there are changes to note. I’m not a lawyer and I’m not going to pretend that I understand these licensing agreements.
Here’s a link to the licensing announcement. As many of you are aware Oracle has changed their licensing for Java 1.8 and making it a pay to play for all commercial purposes.
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