Supporting Java, Spring, and OpenJDK in the Enterprise: What You Need to Know

June 20, 2019

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Following the recent changes to how some JDKs are licensed and supported, many enterprise leaders have questions. Do I need to pay anything? Where do I get updates? What happens when I encounter issues? It’s confusing! In this webinar, Ryan Morgan and Ben Hale will review what's changed, and how Pivotal can help you deliver a secure, supported, Java experience to your developers. Speakers: Ryan Morgan, VP of Engineering, Pivotal Ben Hale, Cloud Foundry Java Lead, Pivotal

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