Hi Dear,

I m trying to follow the Java considerations in the latest documentation :
https://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/user/production/java.html

I installed GeoServer 2.15-RC in Tomcat 9 in Windows 64B, I know this
GeoServer version is in development.

I would like some explanation for the JAI Image IO native because the
documentation explains that we could cleanup GeoServer.

Once the installation is complete, you may optionally remove the original
JAI files from the GeoServer WEB-INF/lib folder:

jai_core-x.y.z.jar
jai_imageio-x.y.jar
jai_codec-x.y.z.jar

and It indicates that the installation of native JAI and ImageIO extensions
is outdated.

When I remove the three jars above, GeoServer doesn't work.
For jdk11, I didn't find jai native packages in oracle website, so I suppose
there are included in the jdk11, isn't it?

So What i must configure for GeoServer or in the system to get the JAI
ImageIo / JAI ext?

Thanks for your return.

Florian




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