However, if your application requires Oracle Java SE for desktop or servers, licensed subscriptions are available for purchase in the ITS Software Store.

To avoid annual subscription costs, ITS recommends modifying applications to use an open source version of Java or to use a different development resource. If your unit is responsible for maintaining applications or other instances of Java, it is critical that you use a supported version and update with security patches as they are released. Review unit-provided applications and other instances of Java For more information about the security impacts, see IA Notice: Oracle Java users need to switch to a supported version (May 23, 2019).īelow is a summary of how the change may impact your unit’s IT services and how ITS is managing Java-dependant services. The change to a paid subscription model may pose a significant financial impact to units with Java-dependant applications, or may require applications to be modified to use a no-cost, open source version of Java. Java is used widely on campus by ITS and others to support university applications, infrastructure, and other technology. Here is a fraction of a sample docker file that will download the current JDK 17 version as a tar.Oracle now requires a paid subscription to Java Standard Edition (SE) to receive all updates and security patches. The archive releases also have corresponding archive URLs for the checksum.įor example, to retrieve the checksum for jdk-17.0.1_linux-圆4_ visit:

To download the GA version of JDK 17 you can use:įor the GA version of JDK 20 you can use:įor 20.0.1: (this link will start working only after 20.0.1 is released in April 2023) The archive URLs use the full version number on the filename to be released and have the word archive instead of latest in the path. If rather than the latest update of a release you want to download a particular version, there are corresponding archive URLs that will start working on the day on which that version is released.

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