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Chapter 11. Updates and Enhancements in 7.3.1

11.1. Java 11
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Data Grid now supports Java 11. See the supported configurations at https://access.redhat.com/articles/2435931.

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Data Grid for OpenShift release 7.3.1 is built with Java 8. Data Grid for OpenShift supports Java 11 in version 7.3.2.For more information see the Supported configurations page.

11.2. OpenJDK 8 for Microsoft Windows
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Data Grid now supports OpenJDK 8 on Windows. See the supported configurations at https://access.redhat.com/articles/2435931.

11.3. JGroups Updated to 4.0.18.Final
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Data Grid now uses JGroups version 4.0.18.Final. See the component details at https://access.redhat.com/articles/488833.

11.4. JGroups DNS_PING
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Data Grid can now use the JGroups DNS_PING protocol for cluster discovery.

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The Data Grid for OpenShift image uses openshift.DNS_PING which provides the same functionality as JGroups DNS_PING. By default, you cannot enable JGroups DNS_PING with the Data Grid for OpenShift image. However, you can build custom images from the Data Grid for OpenShift image with custom configuration that uses JGroups DNS_PING. You can also use JGroups DNS_PING if you embed Data Grid in custom OpenShift applications.

For more information, see JGroups Subsystem Configuration.

This release adds the LOGGING_CATEGORIES environment variable that adjusts the categories and levels for which Data Grid captures log messages. See Monitoring and Logging for more information.

11.6. File Name Analyzer
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Data Grid now provides a default filename analyzer. For more information, see Default Analyzers.

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