On 14 November 2012 16:48, Tim Donohue <[email protected]> wrote:
> In the upcoming DSpace 3.0 release, DSpace will also now support
> OpenJDK, so you need not worry about installing Oracle JDK. Past
> versions of DSpace were only supported with Oracle/Sun JDK (however we
> do have developers who have reported that DSpace 1.8 worked fine on
> OpenJDK)
>
I would be cautious with a statement like this. The web app will almost
certainly work fine on OpenJDK, but there are parts - like the MediaFilter
- which may either not work or have limited functionality on OpenJDK.
(Nothing is coded to specifically use Oracle/Sun APIs, but OpenJDK does not
have the full imaging library that is in the Oracle release. I noticed this
particularly working with VIVO, where the parts related to profile photos
simply don't work when using OpenJDK.)
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