Hi again,

reminder that the windows launcher can't start on JDK 24ea still.

I haven't really pursued it any further since there were no replies in this discussion (and also due to time constrains), but this might block other changes in the NB 25 release cycle.

But I ran a quick smoke test today by combining #8009 + #7928 and could start and use NB on windows 10 using JDK 24ea build 28. (for testing purposes you can simply replace the launcher binaries in the netbeans devbuild zip)

https://github.com/apache/netbeans/pull/8009#issuecomment-2543968171

feature freeze for NB 25 is likely in about a month and there are holidays in between. Should we proceed with the launcher changes as described in the mail below?

-mbien


On 30.11.24 00:19, Michael Bien wrote:
Hello,

now that NB 24 is on its way, lets talk about the next release.

I think it would be good if NetBeans 25 would be able to run on JDK 24. To achieve this we have to (finally) deal with the security manager removal (JEP 486).

before discussing _how_ the concrete implementation should look, there are two steps we can do right away:

 1) remove SM flag from launcher and release new launcher bits
 2) move flag to start config and switch to new launcher bits

https://github.com/apache/netbeans/pull/8009 (step 1)

This is essentially the precondition for the next steps otherwise we can't even influence JVM flags while testing on JDK 24 (on windows at least).

The third step is going to be the more interesting discussion given that we have two proposals for it.

 3) implement SM removal for JDK 24 compatibility

I am going to open a separate thread for 3).

best regards,

michael



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