On 03/07/2015 05:16, offbynull-jig...@offbynull.com wrote:
"We're not there yet but eventually it should be possible to run a
tool on JDK 9 to access another JDK 9 run-time image (maybe it has a
different set of modules) or run on JDK 9 to access a JDK 10 run-time
image. "
It's disappointing, to say the least, that this wasn't fleshed out for
the upcoming Java9 release. It essentially means that maintainers will
have to rework their code twice.
If you are using the weekly JDK 9 builds then you are on the bleeding
edge and so you need to be prepared to deal with continuous change, esp.
when making use of new features and APIs that will go through several
iterations before the release is done. In the case of the jrt file
system then it might be a bit of work to start using it initially but I
wouldn't expect it should be too difficult to keep it up to date as JDK
9 develops.
-Alan
