Java is a computer programming language that is concurrent, class-based, object-oriented, and specifically designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible. This is the 6th Version.
In a previous blog post we announced our plans to move make Java8 the minimum version of Java we support from 2017. After that date all our products will require Java8 (or above). This blog post is to remind you of the timing and reasons for the change. Choosing which Java version is always a…
All versions of Java have what is known as an EOL (End of Life) date. This is the point after which Oracle effectively regards it as dead. You can still use that version of Java on your machines (there is no cutoff mechanism) but you will no longer see any new releases or bug fixes…
If you develop Java code internally, choosing which versions of Java to support is easy – you look at what each release offers in terms of performance, bugs and features and choose according to your optimum needs (be it the latest Java 7 or ancient Java 1.3). When you write a Java PDF library for…
