Java Platform, Standard Edition

They're called CSPUs, critical security patch update in Oracle terminology.

And again, there's been an announcement on the Oracle blog from Donald Smith, who's product manager for Java SE.

And he said that next year, the intention is to move to a monthly cadence for the security patches.

As I say, we may see months where we don't have one because there's no security patches which need to be delivered, but it's expected that we will see a more frequent cadence.

They adopt to your infrastructure, to your project.

So if it's just like the J2SE project, or if it's a full-blown Jakarta EE project, or even based on like Open Liberty or whatever you choose.

And it offers different activities that you can do on top of that, right? But it's not something that you can customize.

And to be honest, Maybe that's not even necessary.

Okay.

So, and then what I did, I started a criminal project almost because I needed JSON for configuration purposes outside MicroProfile, just Java SE, for instance.

Right now I have, for instance, a... an agent and I use it a lot.

I implement it by myself with no external dependencies and it just needs a little bit of JSON.

I think.

So there are two halidons.

And we are talking about the Java SE1, right?

Yeah.

That feels dangerous in the middle of recording.

What? User account control Java SE runtime environment is asking if it can make changes.

If you don't X that out.

Well, yeah, I'm like, well, why'd you do it now? Don't.