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OpenJDK is an open-source implementation of Java SE that serves as a powerful platform for developing Java applications. It offers a comprehensive API, robust tools, and is actively supported by a large community.
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OpenJDK is the open-source reference implementation of the Java Platform, Standard Edition (Java SE), including its compiler, runtime, and standard libraries.
Sun Microsystems released the Java source code as OpenJDK in 2006, creating an open development base for Java SE. After Oracle acquired Sun, development continued with a community and other participating companies.
The JDK bundles tools such as javac and javadoc, the Java runtime, and Java SE libraries. Source code is compiled and executed as bytecode on the Java Virtual Machine. A team also chooses a distribution, version, patch, and support strategy.
The JDK bundles compiler, tools, runtime, and libraries for Java development.
The JVM runs compiled bytecode portably on supported operating systems.
Teams choose version, vendor, patches, and support to fit their lifecycle.
OpenJDK is a durable base for Java applications and development tools. Version, distribution, licensing, patch supply, and runtime compatibility must be decided for the operating context.
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