SDP (Sockets Direct Protocol) has been obsolete for more than a decade[1], is no longer maintained on any major platform, and cannot be used on modern systems. This issue requests to the remove the SDP support[2] from JDK.
[1]: For instance, there was never a native Linux kernel version that officially supported `AF_INET_SDP` built-in. Support was provided via the out-of-tree `ib_sdp` module distributed with older OFED (Open Fabrics Enterprise Distribution) releases. That module was dropped around 2012–2013, and no mainstream kernel since ~3.x supports it.
[2]: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/sdp/sockets/supported.html
[1]: For instance, there was never a native Linux kernel version that officially supported `AF_INET_SDP` built-in. Support was provided via the out-of-tree `ib_sdp` module distributed with older OFED (Open Fabrics Enterprise Distribution) releases. That module was dropped around 2012–2013, and no mainstream kernel since ~3.x supports it.
[2]: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/sdp/sockets/supported.html
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JDK-8370778 Update SDP documentation
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JDK-8370866 Remove SDP support
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openjdk/jdk/c1476fca
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openjdk/jdk/28012