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   == 1 Introduction
   
  -In 2019, Oracle changed the licensing terms for their distribution of Java.  The
  -xtUML development team took this as an opportunity to stop distributing a Java
  -runtime with BridgePoint.
  +In 2019, Oracle changed the licensing terms for their distribution of Java.  For
  +reasons of consistency, convenience and good will, BridgePoint had been packaged
  +with this version of Java.  Oracle's new licensing now makes this impossible.  The
  +xtUML development team has extricated the bundled JRE and will stop distributing
  +a Java runtime with BridgePoint.
   
   BridgePoint v6.19 and higher no longer include a pre-packaged JRE within
   the installation zipfile for Linux and Windows.  The macOS version of BridgePoint
   has never included a JRE.
   
  -NOTE:  Throughout this document we use the term "JRE" to mean any Java runtime distribution.
  +NOTE:  Throughout this document use of the term "JRE" indicates any Java runtime distribution.
   The actual Java runtime installed on your system may be either a runtime-only version
   of Java or a Java Development Kit (JDK) version.
   
  
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  The choice of "Which Java to use?" is not so simple and is now one that users and
  system administrators must actively make. There are many choices available.
  https://blog.joda.org/2018/09/time-to-look-beyond-oracles-jdk.html[This article] gives a
  overview of quite a few of choices.  The BridgePoint team has had success running
  BridgePoint with the Java 8 distributions from https://adoptopenjdk.net/index.html[AdoptOpenJDK].
  
  
negative.code: of Java you specify.
  
  This is done by setting the "-vm" argument in the `bridgepoint.ini` file under
  the installation folder.  Here are some examples:
  
  .Java VM Configuration (Windows)
  image::images/vm_arg_for_java8_windows.png[Java VM Config Windows,width=65%]
  