我怎样才能提前访问 Oracle Java 更新，以便在这些更新公开时测试我的 RIA 并避免防火练习?

Oracle 还向我们推荐了 JavaOne 2013 安全跟踪，特别是 JRE 安全增强一年" 的演讲，其幻灯片可在线获取.这些幻灯片反过来说，上面提到的博客将尽可能提前通知".Having had our application stop working when customers installed the 7u45 update, we're wondering what more we can do in the future to be ready for these updates up-front and avoid release-day support nightmares.(Per the Java version numbering scheme, the next Critical Patch Update, planned for January 14, will be 7u51. The next Limited Update (date unknown) will be 7u60.)I've poked around the Oracle and OpenJDK websites, and not found anything particularly useful. The main Oracle page for Java SE has an Early Access Downloads section. It has three links that have potential, but don't pan out:https://jdk7.java.net/, which still talks about 7u40 -- no mention of 7u45, let alone 7u51 or 7u60.http://openjdk.java.net/projects/jdk7u/, which says "We're open for fixes for 7u60 in the jdk7u-dev forest", but doesn't appear to provide any pre-built binaries. It's also not clear to me whether the deployment components (applet plug-in and webstart), the main source of our past compatibility issues, are even part of OpenJDK to begin with.The Java Compatibility and Performance Program sounds like just what I want, but nobody knows how to sign up for it.An answer to the second question I linked above points to an OpenJDK bug report that was filed back in August. (It has a "CAP" label, which might stand for "Compatibility and Performance"?) So clearly some people are able to test their applications against these updates. Any pointers on how to join that club are much appreciated! 解决方案 OpenJDK Bug SystemAccording to this post on the jdk7u-dev mailing list, the OpenJDK bug system may provide a subset of the answer.The mailing list post says that bugs with the CPU-critical-request label are under consideration for inclusion in the next CPU and bugs with the CPU-critical-approved label have been approved for inclusion in the next CPU. However in practice, it seems that they're using more-specific labels. For the 7u51 update planned for January 2014, the labels appear to be CPU14_01-critical-request and CPU14_01-critical-approved.You can browse the full set of labels to make your own educated guesses about labels for subsequent CPUs. You can also see bugs whose "fix version" is 7u51.Java Platform Group, Product Managment blogThe Java Platform Group, Product Management blog looks to be another avenue for partial information. In this comment to the "Updated Security Baseline (7u45) impacts Java 7u40 and before with High Security settings" entry, Erik Costlow of Oracle says:Oracle ProgramsThe Java Compatibility and Performance Program is dead, according to my Oracle account manager. Access to an analogous program for CPUs is tightly controlled (even within Oracle) due to the risk of vulnerabilities being reverse-engineered. (I am not a member and do not plan to pursue it further.) OpenJDK is Oracle's preferred method of compatibility testing, even though it is known not to be bit-for-bit identical to what will be in the next CPU.Oracle also refers us to the Security Track at JavaOne 2013, in particular the "One Year of Security Enhancements in the JRE" talk, whose slides are available online. Those slides, in turn, say that the blog mentioned above will give "as much advanced notice as possible". 这篇关于我怎样才能提前访问 Oracle Java 更新，以便在这些更新公开时测试我的 RIA 并避免防火练习?的文章就介绍到这了，希望我们推荐的答案对大家有所帮助，也希望大家多多支持！