Amazon Corretto can be downloaded from here: There are Java 8 and Java 11 distributions available for Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems.

In early 2019 Amazon Web Services released Amazon Corretto, another no cost, multi-platform distribution of Open JDK.

The home page for the older F61 offering is here.

The detailed announcement of the more recent J49 offering is here.

The second offering-the J49 offering-is newer (it became available in late November 2018) also provides monitoring for your enterprise’s Java installations.

They both allow you to get service subscriptions only for the systems on which you want support, rather than requiring service for every system in your enterprise. There are two offerings available as of March 2019: 5737-F-J49. The offerings are called IBM Runtimes for Business. IBM offers support for the IBM OpenJ9 and Eclipse Temurin JVMs. Individual issues can be reported to the open source community here: These OpenJDK distributions are being built by a team that includes IBM and this team has committed to making fixes and security updates available in a timely manner for the long term at no charge under the OpenJDK licenses.

IBM i ACS customers can download OpenJDK with the IBM OpenJ9 JVM from here:Īn IBM Eclipse Temurin Hotspot Open JDK is avalable here:ĪdoptOpenJDK also makes a Hotspot distribution of OpenJDK available which uses the Oracle JVM.

Oracle has been and is continuing to make their Java technology available under the open GPL license for OpenJDK and OpenJDK will work with and is a very good option for your IBM i Access Client Solutions environment.

IBM recommends running with a current update of Java 11.

It is always suggested using the current update of a Long Term Support (LTS) version of Java. As stated above, IBM i Access Client Solutions (IBM i ACS) 1.1.8.0 released in June 2018, IBM i ACS is supported on Java 8 or higher.

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