(b) WLS 10.3.6 has been certified on both JDK 6 and JDK 7. How does this policy affect WebLogic Server 11g versions (10.3.1+)? This is further stated in the Error Correction Support Dates for Oracle WebLogic Server. WLS 10.3.6 users must upgrade to JDK 7 in order to receive support. This means that WLS 10.3.6, is no longer fully supported with Java SE 6 and JRockit (which is based on Java SE 6) effective December, 2018. This means an upgrade from 11g on JDK 6 to 11g on JDK 7 should be performed if planning to use Extended Support. The implication is that a FMW 11g customer running on a JDK from Oracle (JRockit or Hotspot), who wants to run on a supported JDK from Oracle after the Premier Support date, will need to be running on Oracle JDK 7 (Hotspot). WLS/FMW 11g Extended Support continues for a longer period than Java SE.

(See LSP and Note 1585582.1, 'Extended Fusion Middleware 11g Lifetime Support Policy Dates' ). Note also that Java SE 6 Extended Support end date now coincides with the WLS/FMW 11g Premier Support end date. We will no longer issue new bug fixes, including fixes for security vulnerabilities, for the older Java SE version, or the FMW product running on the older Java SE version. When Extended Support ends for the older Java SE version, customers must upgrade to the newer Java SE version in order to continue to receive Support, for Java SE and for the FMW product that uses Java SE. If a FMW product is certified on multiple Java SE versions, the newer Java SE version will be supported for use of the FMW product for the full remaining life cycle of the FMW product. This is documented in the Java SE End of Life and Oracle Fusion Middleware Policy: However, when an Oracle product certifies more than one version of a JDK, upgrading to the higher version JDK is required when the lower version support ends, in order to receive support for both products. Also see Oracle Java SE Support Roadmap.ĢWebLogic Server (WLS) 10.3.6 certifies JRockit, Oracle JDK 6 and Oracle JDK 7. no further patch updates (no bug fixes, security fixes or feature implementations) will be provided, and only very limited support will be available after the above respective dates. 2Įnd of Extended Support means that the products go into sustaining support mode, as defined by the Oracle Lifetime Support Policy, i.e.

Oracle JRockit product (all versions): Extended Support ended December, 2018.

Java SE 6 product: Extended Support ended December, 2018.

web technology primarily, Java Plugin and Java WebStart): Extended Support ended June, 2017. Oracle Java SE 6 (Oracle JDK 6 and Oracle JRE 6) and Oracle JRockit (all versions) Extended Support period ended as described below: Information in this document applies to any platform. Oracle Java SE 6 and JRockit End of Support

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