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Technology Stack - EBS (MOSC)

EJCPUC and Java

Oct 29, 2024 3:04PM in Technology Stack - EBS (MOSC) 4 commentsAnswered ✓

The new tool called "EJCPUC" which will determine needed patches for CPU of October 2024 requires Java to run.

It now says that it needs 1.7.0_441 while we have 1.7.0_411

Now, Java 7 is old, and patching of this component on itself had ended - I thought.

But, running EJCPUC requires to have version 1.7.0_441

The documentation just refers to the CPU October 2024 documentation, which lists a lot of versions starting from 8, but not 7.

Double question : where would I get Java 1.7.0_441 and where is the Oracle documentation guiding me to that exact version ?

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