See Oracle's installation instructions for more detail. Installation of the 64-bit JDK for Solaris requires installation of the 32-bit JDK first.SAS 9.3 supports JRockit 6 Update 24 R28.1.3 as an alternative JDK for WebLogic Server 11g.If you plan to upgrade to Java 7, please go to SAS Note 49296 for additional information prior to beginning your upgrade.IBM WebSphere Application Server comes embedded with a specific version of the IBM JDK that is automatically installed and used by WebSphere.

It is not necessary to download a JDK for IBM WebSphere Application Server.

In SAS 9.3, z/OS is no longer supported as a middle-tier platform.

In SAS 9.3 TS1M0,TS1M1, and TS1M2, a 64-bit JDK is required for all platforms except z/OS.

Web application servers and servlet engines require the use of a full JDK. The following table identifies Java Software Development Kit (JDK) requirements for supported web application servers and the z/OS platform. The current release and any previous releases of Java 7 available from SAS are documented in SAS Note 56203. Updates to the JDK are available from the Downloads application. Updates for critical security issues associated with the Java 7 JDK will be provided in accordance with our technical support and security policies. See the section titled Java 7 Updates for more information. Note regarding the support of Java SE 7: SAS will continue to use and support a Java 7 JDK for SAS 9.3 deployments therefore, third-party components required by the SAS environment, including the SAS middle tier, must remain at Java 7.

You must download one of the required versions of the JDK. For this reason, the baseline-and-higher support policy does not apply to the JDK that is used with WebLogic under AIX. Oracle requires specific versions of the JDK for WebLogic when it is configured in the AIX operating environment.

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