Davmail with java 8 update#

Sort of a lighter alternative to a full VPN to site LAN, very nice for remote printer admin and such.Īnd then there’s all the VNC integration out there. Remote support tools – SolarWinds N-Central at least does the thing where it creates a tunnel from the admin desktop to end-user LAN for direct web/RDP/ssh/telnet access to various kinds of equipment, and that tunnel is started through a. RAID arrays, server internal, various – last seen on a Fujitsu server RAID arrays, external, various – HP (pre HP/HPE split) MSA2000 for one model Though, by numbers, most of the different cases out there are old equipment that’s still in use. For example:ĭavMail, bridge from standard IMAP, CalDAV and such to EWS for using Microsoft Exchange servers. There’s a few very commonly used desktop tools that run on Java. … it’s just that they don’t have everything (at least yet) – Java Web Start for one is missing as of now, and installers…īut, I suppose that’d still be easier than just building our own… hm, the OpenJ9 license is a bit weird in places, too… Minimum Java version is now 8, also dropped Growl support on MacOS. Most activity is related to HttpClient 4 refactoring, this will probably be the latest version based in HttpClient 3. Now, I *have* found a place to get Java 11 JREs for Windows 圆4… AdoptOpenJDK. Version 5.5.0: This release contains a lot of bugfixes, enhancements and some user contributions from Github. Java 11 is a “long term support version”, but…)

Davmail with java 8 update#

One of the other Java companies, Azul, has a provocative ad up even: For the first time in historyĪ Java security update (aka 'recipe for attack') There’s anything from JNLP-launched remote support tools and Java-powered server RAID admin tools, to… well, everything, even if in smallish numbers fortunately. And, Java is sort of well-known for having security holes occasionally…Īnd what’s worse, some of us still do need Java. Some should have noticed that Java 8 is nearing end of free support and Oracle doesn’t provide detached runtime packages for anything later.