but if you talk about a jlink thing isn't it then the idea that it it
Post by Shailendra Kumar VermaOkay, so we have to provide root of jdk11 install when prompted at time of installation.
Since JDK includes compiler and PCI compliance does not allow it. What if
we install custom runtime using "jlink" instead of "full JDK11? Will Apache
Tomcat gets install if we give path of jlink installed custom runtime that
includes jvm.dll?
Thanks,
Shailendra
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Tomcat already supports Java 11 and has done for some time.
You need to point the installer to the root of the jdk-11 install.
If you install the Orcale JDK, the installer will find it via the
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Post by Shailendra Kumar VermaJohan,
That's what I am saying. All we have now, jvm.dll that comes under
jdk-11\bin\server\jvm.dll. No JRE is released from Java 11 now.
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Shailendra
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Just wondering how do you get a JRE?
oracle doesnt provide one anymore (and the JDK that you can download
can only really be used for development and nothing else)
so are you using the open source JDK?
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Post by Shailendra Kumar VermaHello,
When we run Tomcat 9.0.12 installer, it prompts to provide JRE location.
Since Java 11 LTS release yesterday does NOT have any JRE installer
separately, all it has server JVM embedded in it under
<jdk-11\bin\server>.
Post by Shailendra Kumar VermaPost by Shailendra Kumar VermaIf I give this path where jvm.dll located under server folder, it
does not recognize.
Whats' the plan for Java 11 for Apache Tomcat 9.0?
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Shailendra
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