@thinkingserious Due to Oracle's license, this is not as flexible as I would like. Additionally, it requires having a Docker Store account. I do not believe that there is an alternate method at this time (but I've been wrong before 😄 .

Hi @andy-trimble and @thinkingserious

How about using openjdk?

Hi @thobalose,

Since one purpose of this Docker build is to ease the process of contributing, it should cover the version of Java we are officially supported.

With Best Regards,

Elmer

Hi @thinkingserious ,

Thank you for the reply.

It's just that after what @andy-trimble noted and reading this article, I thought going for openjdk might work to ease the process of contributing. Also, I see that you have openjdk7 in your matrix.

I agree @thobalose.

We also need a means to test the Oracle distributions in the Docker build.

@thinkingserious Unfortunately, there's no legal way to work with Oracle's JDK 7. I can add the OpenJDK though.

@andy-trimble,

Ah yes, I just saw that we can't use Oracle's JDK 7 for Travis CI either.

Hello @andy-trimble,

Thanks again for the PR!

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