After careful consideration and analysis of both the server marketplace and customer feedback, Adobe discontinues new feature development for Adobe® JRun™ software on September 1st, 2009, the fast, affordable and reliable J2EE compatible application server. Adobe will also stop selling Adobe® JRun™ software after April 2013.
- Will Adobe continue to sell JRun?
- Will there be any future updates to JRun?
- What features are included in Updater 7?
- Will Adobe ColdFusion® continue to bundle JRun as the embedded application server?
- Will there be any active JRun maintenance development in the future?
- Will Adobe continue to support JRun?
- Will Adobe continue to sell JRun?
- JRun licenses will continue to be available for purchase from Adobe only until April 30, 2013.
- Will there be any future updates to JRun?
- Currently, there are no new releases of JRun planned. Adobe released Updater 7 in the second half of 2007. The update is free to current JRun customers.
- What features are included in Updater 7?
- Adobe included support for Microsoft® Windows Vista™, support for Intel® based Macintosh computers, support for Solaris™ 64-bit, and support for IIS7 in Updater 7.
- Will Adobe ColdFusion® continue to bundle JRun as the embedded application server?
- No. Adobe ColdFusion 9 software was bundled with JRun as the embedded application server, including Updater 7 features upon release. For details, see the ColdFusion TechNote. Adobe ColdFusion 10 software is now bundled with Apache Tomcat and not JRun
- Will there be any active JRun maintenance development in the future?
- Adobe plans to stop maintaining JRun after Nov 2014. Adobe will continue to fulfill its obligations under existing maintenance contracts through the term of such contracts; however, no other development is planned for JRun.
- Will Adobe continue to support JRun?
- Yes. Adobe will continue to honor all existing support commitments. However, we will no longer sell new contracts.
