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1. JAVA FOR MAC OS 10.8.3 UPDATE
2. JAVA FOR MAC OS 10.8.3 MANUAL
3. JAVA FOR MAC OS 10.8.3 UPGRADE
4. JAVA FOR MAC OS 10.8.3 FULL
5. JAVA FOR MAC OS 10.8.3 SOFTWARE

Prepare old test harness for running tests on Java 8īaseTestCase.readProcessOutput should read getInputStream() and getErrorStream() in separate threadsĮmbedConnection.clearLOBMapping() incorrectly clears lobFiles causing a ConcurrentModificationException NullPointerException with INSERT INTO (global temporary table) SELECT. Improve process handling in SpawnedProcessĭemo/vtis/sql/demoFileVtis.sql needs to be adjusted: messages_en.properties has moved Reduce the chance for hash collisions when checking bootPassword at boot time and when changing password. System can run out of stack space while processing DropOnCommit requests.

JAVA FOR MAC OS 10.8.3 FULL

Intermittent test failure in test_05_ClobNegative when running full largedata._Suite : Table/View 'BLOBTBL' already exists in Schema 'APP'.Īdd tests for state transition and behavior with Lock Timeout in XA Transaction (DERBY-5552 testing task) Make improvements to nstest so it's easier to run/analyze/debug Getting NPE when trying to set property to true inside a junit suite. When a foreign key constraint on a table is dropped, the associated statistics row for the conglomerate is not removed Intermittent test failure in storetests/st_derby715.javaĭocument that Write Caching must be disabled to avoid possible database corruption

JAVA FOR MAC OS 10.8.3 UPDATE

Update POMs to deploy Maven artifacts to and use ASF parent POM

JAVA FOR MAC OS 10.8.3 UPGRADE

Upgrade tests should print full IOException stack trace when it fails to access old versions

JAVA FOR MAC OS 10.8.3 MANUAL

Make DoubleProperties.propertyNames() thread-safeĭocument the new SQL standard behavior of the SPACE_TABLE vtiĭatabase encryption topics in Reference Manual need more informationĪdd more info on when Derby chooses 32k page size for tables. Need to correct Reference Guide description of contents of īy using syscs_set_database_property, you can set the database version to a garbage string which prevents you from booting the database.

In the Reference Manual, sin() is used as the example for the sinh() function.ĭerby html documentation doesn't render properly and prints garbage on Internet Explorer The lang attribute in toc.html always says 'en-us' WHERE condition getting pushed into sub-query with FETCHĭocument use of Connection.close() with try-with-resources TestIsValidImplemented fails for NetworkServer in some slow running machines/configurations Trust me, if anyone gains access to your computer (even remote) to the point where they can execute anything (including Java), you have a bigger problem.Missing method exception raised when using Clobs with territory based collationįile handle is leaked when a Slave replication is shutdown with failover=trueĭocument derby.log changes resulting from DERBY-5240ĬREATE TABLE AS SELECT doesn't work on tables with BOOLEAN columns Of course, some "security experts" will cry out loud that having Java in your hard drive can lead to more insecurity since someone gains access to your computer, they could exploit local Java vulnerabilities.

When Apple was in control of the SDK, this wasn't the case. On the other hand, Oracle finally started rolling more periodic updates to Java so vulnerabilities are taken care more often (which is annoying but good).

With all that said, Java is annoying (especially their updater, which you can tone down or disable but never ceases to be as annoying or sometimes more than the Flash Updater if you have Flash). It will not be activated by default on Safari (but double check to be sure) or any other browser. If you want to run Java Software, just go to Oracle, download the Runtime environment and run your Java program.

JAVA FOR MAC OS 10.8.3 SOFTWARE

Now if you want to know if executing Java software is unsafe, then there's no way to answer that without diving into huge arguments. It's just a lot of code sitting in your Hard Drive. You can safely have the JRE in your Macintosh, Linux or Windows machine with little danger, since no element of the Java RE or SDK will expose remote vulnerabilities by default. Java on a browser, however, is a different world (and hence why you can go ahead and disable it in most modern browsers), similar to (but not as bad as) what ActiveX was back in the days of Internet Explorer. NET on a Windows machine or Mono.NET on any flavor. Like every other complex piece of software, Java is no different than, say. The problem relies for the most part in certain ways the JVM (Java Virtual Machine) accesses (and can be fooled to) certain pieces of the operating system. The Java Runtime Environment (JRE) and the Java SDK are not inherently unsafe.