The community may file bugs but may commonly be expected to reproduce unusual or esoteric problems on a fully supported distribution before further investigation takes place. The project will maintain the ability to replicate the complete environment, including operating system at the VM level, for debugging purposes.Īdditional distributions may be partially supported for use with the software. For distributions provided by operating system vendors, this regular testing may be userspace-only (e.g., within a container) if the project does not maintain a permanent machine or VM running that specific operating system. Members of the Shibboleth Consortium may request technical support related to this distribution.Įach such distribution will also be tested as part of the Jenkins -multi jobs. The community may report bugs with the expectation that we can attempt to reproduce and investigate problems related to this distribution. Specific distributions are fully supported for use with the software. The primary distribution is the basis for most of the continuous integration testing we perform (e.g., the standard, -nightly and -site jobs in Jenkins). The primary distribution will be used for building product artifacts.
This document serves to collate information about different JDK distributions, and to indicate how each is treated by the Shibboleth Project.įor a given Product Platform, one distribution is designated as the primary distribution and is used by the Shibboleth Project as its reference: Different distributions of the same JDK may be licensed under different terms, may be built from different source trees, or may incorporate patches specific to that distribution.
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The audience for this document is the project itself its purpose is to specify the level of testing given to each distribution during the development and release of new versions of the products, and to indicate the level of support provided to deployers relying on each distribution.ĭeployers will find that the Requirements section of the documentation for each product will be more suitable to their needs than this document, which inlcudes many technical details relevant only to developers.Įach version of the Java SE Development Kit (JDK) required to build or run Java software from the Shibboleth Project is available from several distribution sources.
This document describes the Shibboleth project's policy with regard to the many different available distributions of the Java Development Kit used to develop and deploy the project's Java products.
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