Re:Talking to Postgres Through Java 16 Unix-Domain Socket Ch...
by grandiego on Friday February 05, 2021 @07:36PM
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> It's a solid base for you to build your software on top.
Agreed. It is what I usually find at client installations in backend systems (at least for the last five years). IMHO it would be pointless to ask them to re-test/re-certify all their already running applications (in turn, specified for Java 8 by their respective providers), with promises about (unrequested) performance gains.
BTW, I remember in the past the only way for me to "push" some clients to upgrade from Java 5/6 (to Java 8) was the security/regulatory threat related to running an "unsupported" version of Java: think of the regulatory move from TLS 1.1 to 1.2 and now into 1.3.
Agreed. It is what I usually find at client installations in backend systems (at least for the last five years). IMHO it would be pointless to ask them to re-test/re-certify all their already running applications (in turn, specified for Java 8 by their respective providers), with promises about (unrequested) performance gains.
BTW, I remember in the past the only way for me to "push" some clients to upgrade from Java 5/6 (to Java 8) was the security/regulatory threat related to running an "unsupported" version of Java: think of the regulatory move from TLS 1.1 to 1.2 and now into 1.3.