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Java SE Subscription review
January 11, 2021

Java SE Subscription review

Anonymous | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with Oracle Java SE Subscription

Oracle Java SE Subscription is a significant tool for research and development section of our organization and plays an important role in application development and organizing oracle related security updates on machines. Being the part of support engineering team I am happy with the services of Java SE Subscription as it efficiently handles all Oracle related subscriptions and updates.
  • Efficiently handles Oracle subscriptions
  • Push updates on multiple machines at once
  • Very helpful for application development
  • Price is somehow little high
  • Compatibility with applications outside Oracle is not great
  • ROI is positive and works much more than price paid.
The support staff team members at Oracle Java SE are really great listeners and virtual teachers at same time. The guys always listen the raised issue patiently in detail and guide through the users with each and every step of troubleshooting. The response time is very minimal and most of the issues are resolved instantly.

Do you think Oracle Java SE Subscription delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Oracle Java SE Subscription's feature set?

Yes

Did Oracle Java SE Subscription live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Oracle Java SE Subscription go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Oracle Java SE Subscription again?

Yes

Java SE Subscription is a must have application for the teams use Oracle family tools for their research and development projects and specially for the people who are in professions of java based software and application development. It could be very helpful for android programmers through it's patching capabilities. Not great for the machines and tools and which doesn't rely on Oracle products.