java-25-openjdk

Edit Package java-25-openjdk
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The OpenJDK 25 runtime environment.

Source Files (show merged sources derived from linked package)
Filename Size Changed
PStack-808293.patch 0000001450 1.42 KB
TestCryptoLevel.java 0000002477 2.42 KB
TestECDSA.java 0000001785 1.74 KB
_constraints 0000000187 187 Bytes
config.guess 0000050743 49.6 KB
config.sub 0000039713 38.8 KB
disable-doclint-by-default.patch 0000002470 2.41 KB
fips.patch 0000123345 120 KB
implicit-pointer-decl.patch 0000000234 234 Bytes
java-25-openjdk.changes 0000003713 3.63 KB
java-25-openjdk.spec 0000030730 30 KB
jconsole.desktop.in 0000000342 342 Bytes
jdk-25.0.1+8.tar.gz 0119362194 114 MB
loadAssistiveTechnologies.patch 0000000595 595 Bytes
memory-limits.patch 0000000750 750 Bytes
multiple-pkcs11-library-init.patch 0000003645 3.56 KB
ppc_stack_overflow_fix.patch 0000001276 1.25 KB
reproducible-properties.patch 0000000583 583 Bytes
system-pcsclite.patch 0000006587 6.43 KB
systemtap-tapset.tar.xz 0000022232 21.7 KB
zero-ranges.patch 0000000655 655 Bytes
Comments 1

Frank Steiner's avatar

The factory builds used to have prio 0 so that they would not overturn the java versions delivered officially in SLES who had real priorities. java-25-openjdk is the first package to violate that and it caused the main java being switched from 21 (the latest official SLES-delivered version) to 25, destroying e.g. our tomcat services that still use security manager and therefore are tied to java 21. What is the reason for suddenly changing the prio for these factory builts? This makes it impossible to distinguish between the maintained SLE versions and the factory ones...

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