Should I pay Oracle for my Java projects?

Hi guys, I've recently upgraded my JDK to the latest version JDK 11 and It seems that Java is no longer free for commercial usage. So, could someone explain that for me, I mean when should we pay and how much. For example suppose I have a blog which uses Java as backend and maybe I'm running the blog to make money. Does Oracle charge me in that case?

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2/14/2019 9:21:18 AM

Abdifatah Abdillahi

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Nope I guess! Still you can use openJDK if they make it paid. And I found this article talking about this question. https://www.i-programmer.info/news/80-java/12154-is-java-still-free.html

Seniru

I don't know.

Sonic

I would say no.. https://medium.com/@javachampions/java-is-still-free-c02aef8c9e04

Markpeach96

Yes, you should pay in that case, but if you are developing your projects only for education, testing and prototyping purposes you don't have to pay anything.. For commecial purposes you will have to pay Orcale. You can check out Oracle's website and see their license.

Hawaii

Sonic explain what you mean by No and your source

Hawaii

Go on chrome and write java jdk

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