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Welcome to the latest SEP sesam documentation version 4.4.3/4.4.3 Beefalo. For previous documentation version(s), check documentation archive.

Supported Java versions

Additional resources

What's new: Release Notes. See also: SEP sesam Release Versions.

Check all supported OS, database configurations and versions.

Problems with Java or GUI? See SEP sesam Troubleshooting Guide or check the article Basic troubleshooting tips for Java issues.

SEP sesam GUI is platform independent – it is based on Java and requires a Java Runtime Environment (JRE). The required Java version depends on SEP sesam version.

Java is required on all systems that serve as SEP sesam Server, SEP sesam GUI client or SEP sesam Remote Device Server (RDS) when Si3 deduplication is used.
Java is not required for SEP sesam Client (does not provide GUI) or SEP sesam RDS if Si3 deduplication is not used.

Supported Java versions are: Oracle/Sun Java, IBM Java and OpenJDK.

Note

As of January 2019, public updates to Java SE 8 are no longer available for use in businesses, commercial applications or production without a commercial license; for non-commercial users, updates will be available until December 2020. Oracle also announced that the Oracle JDK binary is no longer free for use in production from JDK 11; such usage now requires a support contract.
With the upcoming SEP sesam v. 4.4.3 Beefalo (check out the main page for the upcoming release date), you can use a free OpenJDK version instead of Oracle Java. You can simply install OpenJDK on Linux or Windows, as described in SEP sesam Quick Install Guide.

You can download Oracle Java at Java downloads for all operating systems.
On Windows systems, you can use JAVA verify to check which Java version is installed.
IBM Java and OpenJDK are provided by the respective Linux distributions.
You can download OpenJDK Java from Red Hat OpenJDK Download.

The following table shows compatibility between Java and SEP sesam versions.

Java version	SEP sesam version
OpenJDK 11	Upcoming 4.4.3 Beefalo
Java 11	Upcoming 4.4.3 Beefalo
Java 9 is not supported!	X
Java 8 (at least patch level 111) ≥ JRE 1.8.0_111 (required for Linux)	v. ≥ 4.4.3 Tigon V2
Java 8 (required for Windows)	v. ≥ 4.4.3
Java 7 (all OS except Windows)	4.4.3 ^Note
Java 7	4.4.2
Java 6	4.2.1 & 4.2.2

Note

SEP sesam versions 4.4.3 until 4.4.3 Tigon V1 running on non-Windows platform require Java 7, however, SEP sesam uses JavaFX for its web dashboard and user-defined schedules features. If you want to have all the latest features available, you have to manually install either OpenJFX package or Oracle®'s Java 8 (already includes JavaFX) on your SEP sesam GUI client.

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