Important Notice: Oracle Java JRE Updates
During recent catalog publishing operations, an issue was identified affecting the Oracle Java JRE package. In some environments, this could potentially lead to unexpected application behavior or service interruptions.
This issue applies only to the Oracle Java JRE package. All other catalog packages remain unaffected.
Required Actions
Pause all Oracle Java updates immediately. Temporarily suspend any ADR, automatic deployment, or manual tasks that include Oracle Java JRE.
Update your catalog. Download and synchronize the latest, verified catalog version. The new catalog includes the corrected Oracle Java JRE package.
Always test before deployment. Before pushing updates to production, test Oracle Java JRE (and other business-critical components) in a controlled test environment. Deploying without validation may impact service stability or application functionality.
Use pilot deployments. Start with a small test group of devices or servers, verify stability, then proceed with a broader rollout.
What Changed?
In the latest catalog:
Oracle Java JRE package references and download URLs have been corrected.
Package identifiers were re-verified for accuracy.
The distinction between JRE and JDK is now explicitly defined and enforced.
Why This Matters
Oracle Java JRE is the runtime foundation for many enterprise applications. Incorrect or untested updates can lead to application launch failures, service downtime, or data loss. For this reason, all customers—especially those running Java-based business systems—should ensure updates are properly tested before production deployment.
Current Status
The updated and verified catalog has been published.
The Oracle Java JRE package now includes accurate metadata and verified URLs.
Validation and control mechanisms have been reinforced to prevent future discrepancies.
Summary Pause Oracle Java JRE updates, refresh your catalog, and test thoroughly before live deployment. The latest catalog version is now safe to use for production once validated in your environment.
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