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Resolution: Delivered
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P4
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11.0.20-oracle, 17.0.7-oracle, 20
Issue | Fix Version | Assignee | Priority | Status | Resolution | Resolved In Build |
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JDK-8303986 | 17.0.7-oracle | Sean Coffey | P4 | Resolved | Delivered | |
JDK-8304001 | 11.0.20-oracle | Sean Coffey | P4 | Resolved | Delivered |
A new Java Flight Recorder (JFR) event has been added to record details of initial security properties when loaded via the `java.security.Security` class.
The new event name is `jdk.InitialSecurityProperty` and contains the following fields:
| Field name | Field Description |
| ------------------------ | --------------------------- |
|key | Security Property Key |
|value | Corresponding Security Property Value |
This new JFR event is enabled by default. The `java.security.debug=properties` system property will also now print initial security properties to the standard error stream. With this new event and the already available `jdk.SecurityPropertyModification` event (when enabled since it is not enabled by default), a JFR recording can now monitor the initial settings of all security properties and any subsequent changes.
The new event name is `jdk.InitialSecurityProperty` and contains the following fields:
| Field name | Field Description |
| ------------------------ | --------------------------- |
|key | Security Property Key |
|value | Corresponding Security Property Value |
This new JFR event is enabled by default. The `java.security.debug=properties` system property will also now print initial security properties to the standard error stream. With this new event and the already available `jdk.SecurityPropertyModification` event (when enabled since it is not enabled by default), a JFR recording can now monitor the initial settings of all security properties and any subsequent changes.
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JDK-8303986 Release Note: New JFR Event: jdk.InitialSecurityProperty
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JDK-8304001 Release Note: New JFR Event: jdk.InitialSecurityProperty
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