12/31/2023 0 Comments Deskgram java runtime![]() ![]() As part of this change, developers can now use a newly added command line in the JDK called jlink to produce a custom Java runtime specifically designed to fit the needs of applications, to be deployed as a built-in embedded runtime along with the application code often times as part of a container image for Cloud-based workloads, or as part of installers for GUI-based applications. With Java 9, the Applet API became deprecated (see JEP 289) and with Java 17, the API became marked for removal, meaning it will certainly be removed on a future release of Java.Īnother significant change is the modularization of Java, also started with the Java 9 release (see JSR 376). The need for a general purpose Java Runtime Environments pre-installed on computers became less significant overtime. With the advent of modern web applications and browsers, both Applets and Java Web Start technologies became deprecated, and browsers no longer support Java plugins. Traditionally, Oracle/Sun Microsystems would produce Java Runtime Environment (JRE) installers which would contain solely the Java Virtual Machine, the Java APIs, and OS and browser specific integrations, aimed at enabling computers for running Java applications downloaded from the Internet, or for running Applets and Java Web Start applications through the browser. This method of Java deployment ensures the Java runtime only contains the parts of the Java platform that are truly needed by applications, therefore increasing security, reducing deployment size, and enhancing performance, for both Cloud and server based Java applications as well as desktop/GUI applications. Microsoft acknowledges and supports the adoption of custom Java runtimes crafted for specific application needs rather the use of general purpose Java runtimes. ![]()
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