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I know we can change which version of JVM we use, as described in this link:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/547/2d547983.html
Is there a place where Adobe lists what versions of Java they support ColdFusion to run with?
I have v.8.0.1, and I know 8 ships with 1.6.0_01-b06.
Our security group is pushing upgrades to newer versions of Java, and I need a place to check on a regular basis the versions that Adobe will support.
The link above does say "System Requirements for information on currently supported JVM versions", but it goes to a CF 9 sys requirements page.
Thanks
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Adobe support is pretty open to newer sub-versions of java. So if you install 1.6.0_18 and you call them with a problem, and they've not been able to run that version to the lab it may delay them getting a patch or getting you help, or they may just ask you to reproduce the error with a version of java they've tested.
If you're on CF8 or CF9 there's no reason not to use 1.6.0_17 or 18. Complete your regression tests before pushing that version out to prod though!
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I've never had problems with CF running on more recent JVMs than the given version was released with.
I have had problems with WSCONFIG running with a more recently JVM than it was expecting, but that was easy enough to work around, and I didn't think it was worth worrying about.
Obviously, yes, test everything before releasing to production.
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Adam