10-23-2017
There is no expiry date in a a java module. Here is why -
java gets updated periodically. However, when there is a bad flaw found that nobody knew about, java will updated at that point in time with a fix for that security bug, plus possibly whatever other fully tested changes were available, if any.
Since you cannot predict the future (the exact day when some researcher documents yet another horrible java bug) there is no way to know when java will update.
Another point - updating java on some older machines like Solaris 10, has the potential for breaking a lot of middleware. We had to stay with 1.6 java on one machine and an even earlier version on another. Simply because we could not run some applications with any newer version.
If java had any kind of enforced expiry and refused/complained to work after a fixed date all of these apps would have been worthless or very annoying to use.
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