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Compatibility of Linux REHL 7.2 Operating System with JRE, JBOSS and Oracle Database versions

 
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Dear All,

We are soon going to upgrade our Linux OS version on our server to Linux REHL 7.2 from the current version of Linux RHEL 5.11 . And we have multiple Java applications, some of which are stand-alone and some are hosted on JBOSS application server on the linu server. I want to know if these applications and the Oracle 11g database is compatible with Linux REHL 7.2 OS.
Is there any link / URL where in the compatibility of Linux OS with variuos versions of JRE, JBOSS and Oracle DBs are mentioned?

Request your guidance on this.

Regards,
Pankaj
 
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As long as you don't try a 64‑bit installation on a 32‑bit machine, you shou‍ld have no problems with JRE/JDK.
Have you searched for system requirements for the other programs?
 
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Pankaj Poshirkar wrote:Is there any link / URL where in the compatibility of Linux OS with variuos versions of JRE, JBOSS and Oracle DBs are mentioned?


I think you are approaching at it from the wrong way round. What you should do, is to seek for documentation of those specific products you mentioned and see if they were built to run on the OS of your interest.
It would be extremely difficult I believe for Linux, BSD or any other OS family to come up with a list what they support. What OS's responsibility is, is to come up with a list of hardware on which they run.

But might such website exist, I don't know.
 
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