[ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/TOOLSDOC-708?page=com.atlassian.jira.plug... ] Rick Wagner edited comment on TOOLSDOC-708 at 4/18/16 3:29 PM: --------------------------------------------------------------- Hi Guys. I've done some searching around for this. It looks to me like Red Hat provides OpenJDK binaries for RHEL, but not for other platforms. I've seen an older article that explains that Windows OpenJDK binaries are distributed by Oracle, but are built from the same source Red Hat maintains. Oracle seems to just call it 'OpenJDK'. I haven't found an article that refers to 'OpenJDK for Windows', but I have seen some that talk about using OpenJDK *on* Windows. So my vote would be to just call it 'OpenJDK'. My .02, Rick P.S. A knowledge article that seems to say the same: https://access.redhat.com/solutions/404283 was (Author: rick_wagner): Hi Guys. I've done some searching around for this. It looks to me like Red Hat provides OpenJDK binaries for RHEL, but not for other platforms. I've seen an older article that explains that Windows OpenJDK binaries are distributed by Oracle, but are built from the same source Red Hat maintains. Oracle seems to just call it 'OpenJDK'. I haven't found an article that refers to 'OpenJDK for Windows', but I have seen some that talk about using OpenJDK *on* Windows. So my vote would be to just call it 'OpenJDK'. My .02, Rick -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v6.4.11#64026)