Meanwhile, a Java library named JavaFX used by SAP GUI is no longer being bundled as part of Java 11. More specifically, the SAP GUI folks are recommending the use of SAP’s own SapMachine Java JDK 11 release. However, the SAP GUI developers are now recommending the use of OpenJDK 11 in place of Oracle’s Java JDK 11. One of the consequences of that decision by Oracle is that SAP GUI 7.50 rev 5 is the first version of SAP GUI to support Java 11. Since then Oracle has made an announcement that the use of Oracle’s Java 11 JDK is no longer free if you’re using it for production work. A while back, I wrote a post on building a SAP GUI installer for macOS, where SAP GUI needed to have Oracle’s Java 8 JDK as a pre-requisite.
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