If you are on a CentOS 5 (Webmin) or CentOS 4 (VPS) plan and need Java SE 7, you will need to migrate to a CentOS 6 (ISPmanager) plan. Java SE 7 and above are only available for Virtual Servers running CentOS 6 (ISPmanager).
All Java SE 7 documentation is located here: Please read this document carefully to understand all the changes in the Java SE 7 release. See the Java SE 7 Release Notes for a list of changes that may cause issues when upgrading. Upgrading to this version may significantly impact the operation of your applications. IMPORTANT: Java SE 7 has an extensive list of new features and changes. If you need more information about setting up a staging Virtual Server, please contact eApps Sales.
If necessary, you can rebuild your staging Virtual Server on demand so that you have a fresh installation to test on.
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This approach will allow you to minimize the risk of data loss and downtime of your production service when performing software upgrades. If you are upgrading from any prior version of Java to Java SE 7, there is a HIGH RISK of data loss and downtime if you do not carefully test your existing application with this new version.ĮApps recommends, as a best practice, to maintain a staging server where you can test software upgrades before moving them into production. This release has introduced new functionality and significant changes to the existing Java platform. Java SE 7 is a major release of the Java Platform, Standard Edition.
This Release Note covers all point releases for the Java SE 7 branch that are offered by eApps.
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