Updating to the Latest Java Patch Level
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Each release of Oracle Enterprise Performance Management System installs the Java 8 JDK, which incorporates the highest available patch level at the time of release. Between releases, you might be required to patch the JDK.
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After installing and configuring EPM System, follow these steps to update your existing version of the JDK to a more recent version. Perform these steps on all Middleware Home directories for the EPM System deployment and on all EPM Oracle instances across all hosts.
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The source JDK refers to the JDK an existing installation is configured to use. The target JDK version is the version that the installation is being updated to use.
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Check with Oracle Support for download locations for newer Java 8 distributions.
Updating Java for EPM System (Windows and Linux)
JDK8 and JRE8 are installed to a directory where the directory name does not include the complete version of Java.
For example,
JDK: Oracle\Middleware\jdk
Optional: To update Java:
- Stop all EPM System services.
- Perform these actions on MIDDLEWARE_HOME:
- Rename the current JDK folder to
Oracle\Middleware\jdk.save
. - Install the target JDK into
Oracle\Middleware\jdk
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- Rename the current JDK folder to
- Start all EPM System services.
If you’re using the default Java keystore to store public/private certificates, make sure to copy it from the old JRE location to the new location after completing the patching:
Oracle\Middleware\jdk\jre\lib\security\cacerts