If you want to download a prebuilt javadoc for local use, you currently have to download it from the oracle Java SE distribution.
AdoptOpenJDK gives you a choice between Oracle's HotSpot VM and OpenJ9 VM, an Eclipse incubator project, based on VM code donated by IBM.
Differences between AdoptOpenJDK en Oracle OpenJDK are summarized in the table below:
Oracle JDK 8 proprietary component | Alternative component | OpenJDK 8 | OpenJDK 11 |
---|---|---|---|
Java Web Start | IcedTea-Web | yes | no |
JavaFX | OpenJFX | no | no (coming soon) |
T2K font rendering engine | Freetype | yes | yes |
Monotype Lucida fonts | Relicensed Lucida fonts | no (coming soon) | no (coming soon) |
Ductus 2D renderer | Pisces/Marlin | yes (Pisces) | yes (Marlin) |
Kodac Color Matching System (KCMS) library | LCMS | yes | yes |
SNMP | Use JMX (or SNMP4J) | yes (not bundled) | yes (not bundled) |
Sound drivers | Use Windows sound drivers | yes (not bundled) | yes (not bundled) |
Java Flight Recorder (JFR) | Java Flight Recorder | no (coming soon) | yes |
Java Mission Control (JMC) | Use JDK Mission Control | no (coming soon) | no (coming soon) |
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