+1I have been working on getting MVVS operational via X11 on a RHEL8 server.
Recently RHEL put out the following table, indicating that OpenJDK 11 ends full support at the end of this month.
+1I have been working on getting MVVS operational via X11 on a RHEL8 server.
Recently RHEL put out the following table, indicating that OpenJDK 11 ends full support at the end of this month.
Hi, Gregor.
Thanks for checking this with us, I will double check with our Dev engineers and give you a feedback later, thanks.
Best Regards.
I have been working on getting MVVS operational via X11 on a RHEL8 server.
Recently RHEL put out the following table, indicating that OpenJDK 11 ends full support at the end of this month.
Hi Gregor,
Java bytecode is forwards compatible. I.e., a newer JVM can run java byte code compiled for an older JVM. OpenJDK 23 (or whatever RHEL8 latest is) should be able to be used.
The Rocket MVVS docs say OpenJDK 11 or higher. Rocket MV BASIC (rocketsoftware.github.io)
+1Hi Gregor,
Java bytecode is forwards compatible. I.e., a newer JVM can run java byte code compiled for an older JVM. OpenJDK 23 (or whatever RHEL8 latest is) should be able to be used.
The Rocket MVVS docs say OpenJDK 11 or higher. Rocket MV BASIC (rocketsoftware.github.io)
Thanks Stuart
+1I have been working on getting MVVS operational via X11 on a RHEL8 server.
Recently RHEL put out the following table, indicating that OpenJDK 11 ends full support at the end of this month.
Hi Gregor,
Just a follow-up comment. I have tested with Java OpenJDK 11, 17, 21 and 23. | see no difference in behaviour on Linux 8.
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