This update for Java fixes thefollowing issues: apiguardian was updated to vesion 1.1.2: * Added LICENSE/NOTICE to the generated jar * Allow @API to be declared at the package level * Explain usage of Status.DEPRECATED * Include OSGi metadata in manifest assertj-core was implemented at version 3.25.3: * New package implementation needed by Junit5 byte-buddy was updated to version v1.14.16: * `byte-buddy` is required by `assertj-core` * Changes in version v1.14.16: * Update ASM and introduce support for Java 23. * Changes in version v1.14.15: * Allow attaching from root on J9. * Changes of v1.14.14: * Adjust type validation to accept additional names that are legal in the class file format. * Fix dynamic attach on Windows when a service user is active. * Avoid failure when using Android"s strict mode. dom4j was updated to version 2.1.4: * Improvements and potentially breaking changes: * Added new factory method org.dom4j.io.SAXReader.createDefault. It has more secure defaults than new SAXReader, which uses system XMLReaderFactory.createXMLReader or SAXParserFactory.newInstance.newSAXParser. * If you use some optional dependency of dom4j , you need to specify an explicit dependency on it in your project. They are no longer marked as a mandatory transitive dependency by dom4j. * Make a separate flavour for a minimal `dom4j-bootstrap` package used to build `jaxen` and full `dom4j` * Updated pull-parser version * Reuse the writeAttribute method in writeAttributes * Support build on OS with non-UTF8 as default charset * Gradle: add an automatic module name * Use Correct License Name "Plexus" * Possible vulnerability of DocumentHelper.parseText to XML injection * CVS directories left in the source tree * XMLWriter does not escape supplementary unicode characters correctly * writer.writeOpen doesn"t write namespaces * Fixed concurrency problem with QNameCache * All dependencies are optional * SAXReader: hardcoded namespace features * Validate QNames * StringIndexOutOfBoundsException in XMLWriter.writeElementContent * TreeNode has grown some generics * QName serialization fix * DocumentException initialize with nested exception * Accidentally occurring error in a multi-threaded test * Added compatibility with W3C DOM Level 3 * Use Java generics hamcrest: * `hamcrest-core` has been replaced by `hamcrest` junit had the following change: * Require hamcrest greater than= 2.2 junit5 was updated to version 5.10.2: * Conditional execution based on OS architectures * Configurable cleanup mode for @TempDir * Configurable thread mode for @Timeout * Custom class loader support for class/method selectors, @MethodSource, @EnabledIf, and @DisabledIf * Dry-run mode for test execution * Failure threshold for @RepeatedTest * Fixed build with the latest open-test-reporting milestone * Fixed dependencies in module-info.java files * Fixed unreported exception error that is fatal with JDK 21 * Improved configurability of parallel execution * New @SelectMethod support in test @Suite classes. * New ConsoleLauncher subcommand for test discovery without execution * New convenience base classes for implementing ArgumentsProvider and ArgumentConverter * New IterationSelector * New LauncherInterceptor SPI * New NamespacedHierarchicalStore for use in third-party test engines * New TempDirFactory SPI for customizing how temporary directories are created * New testfeed details mode for ConsoleLauncher * New TestInstancePreConstructCallback extension API * Numerous bug fixes and minor improvements * Parameter injection for @MethodSource methods * Promotion of various experimental APIs to stable * Reusable parameter resolution for custom extension methods via ExecutableInvoker * Stacktrace pruning to hide internal JUnit calls * The binaries are compatible with java 1.8 * Various improvements to ConsoleLauncher * XML reports in new Open Test Reporting format jdom: * Security issues fixed: * CVE-2021-33813: Fixed an XXE issue in SAXBuilder in JDOM through 2.0.6 allows attackers to cause a denial of service via a crafted HTTP request * Other changes and bugs fixed: * Fixed wrong entries in changelog * The packages `jaxen`, `saxpath` and `xom` are now separate standalone packages instead of being part of `jdom` jaxen was implemented at version 2.0.0: * New standalone RPM package implementation, originally part of `jdom` source package * Classpaths are much smaller and less complex, and will suppress a lot of noise from static analysis tools. * The Jaxen core code is also a little smaller and has fixed a few minor bugs in XPath evaluation * Despite the major version bump, this should be a drop in replacement for almost every project. The two major possible incompatibilities are: * The minimum supported Java version is now 1.5, up from 1.4 in 1.2.0 and 1.3 in 1.1.6. * dom4j, XOM, and JDOM are now optional dependencies so if a project was depending on them to be loaded transitively it will need to add explicit dependencies to build. jopt-simple: * Included jopt-simple to Package Hub 15 SP5 objectweb-asm was updated to version 9.7: * New Opcodes.V23 constant for Java 23 * Bugs fixed * Fixed unit test regression in dex2jar. * Fixed "ClassNode#outerClass" with incorrect JavaDocs. * asm-bom packaging should be "pom". * The Textifier prints a supplementary space at the end of each method that throws at least one exception. open-test-reporting: * Included `open-test-reporting-events` and `open-test-reporting-schema` to the channels as they are runtime dependencies of Junit5 saxpath was implemented at version 1.0 FCS: * New standalone RPM package implementation, originally part of `jdom` source package xom was implemented at version 1.3.9: * New standalone RPM package implementation, originally part of `jdom` source package * The Nodes and Elements classes are iterable so you can use the enhanced for loop syntax on instances of these classes. * The copy method is now covariant. * Adds Automatic-Moduole-Name to jar * Remove direct dependency on xml-apis:xml-apis artifact since these classes are now available in the core runtime. * Eliminate usage of com.sun classes to make XOM compatible with JDK 16. * Replace remaining usages of StringBuffer with StringBuilder to slightly improve performance.