Jeffery,
I am the new product owner for CA Gen. We've had a lot of changes since this thread started, so I'll try to play catch up.
1. We no longer keep a Java contact list. As this discussion thread shows, that list had some gaps. Instead, we post announcements in the CA Gen EDGE community. I see you are already a member of our community. Thank you! If you haven't already, I recommend updating your settings to
enable email notifications so you stay up to date on the latest announcements.
2. We are planning to certify OpenJDK before the end of the year*.
*To keep our lawyers happy I need to include our standard disclosure: This is a forward looking statement. This is subject to change at any time without notice. The development, release and timing of any features or functionality described in this remain at CA's sole discretion.
If you're looking for other specifics, I'm glad to help. Su Brude, our Product Manager, can also schedule a roadmap conversation with you (
susan.brude@broadcom.com).
Have a great day!
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Kim Peelman
Product Owner, CA Gen
Broadcom
Plano,TX
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-09-2020 11:12 AM
From: Jeffrey Swan
Subject: Re: Oracle Java licensing
Hi,
Can you add me to the list for Java feedback.
Thanks
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CGI
Original Message:
Sent: 01-29-2019 03:15 PM
From: Chirag Dave
Subject: Re: Oracle Java licensing
Hi Douglas,
The feedback/notification criteria was based upon the top 75 CA Gen customers that have the Java related components of Gen licensed AND their contact information is available to us from the CA Support history. We also reached out to a few customers outside of our list. We couldn't locate contact information for your organization through CA Support hence you didn't receive our feedback email for this topic. We will update our records to have your email included for future communication.
We initially thought of requesting feedback through a community post but then opted for communicating via an email for various reasons including the ease of back and forth communication and any specific questions around the Gen environment that may want to be discussed before the feedback is shared.
Regards,
Chirag
PS: As a Gen user if you are reading this post and are interested in receiving the Java 11 feedback email then please contact us and we will gladly share it with you.