I got a message today on my Apple MacBook Pro stating that Apple will not support Intel based programs on the next OS upgrade, I guess the Java IoX Admin console will stop working at that point. Will the eisy-ui be ready to take over from Java when Apple's support ends? Currently the eisy-ui does not create or modify programs.

An update on the eisy-ui status would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Joe

Not sure about Apple devices but UDI has said in the past the target for the webui is end of year 2026. So maybe they had this in mind with their timeline.

I actually mentioned to Michel a couple of years ago that they should develop a webui to gain better adoption of their devices and plus java always seems to be a problem area for new users.

I was told, UDI is a small company etc.

There are AArch64 / Arm64 versions of Java for Macs.

The warning is macOS notifying you that your Intel Mac is approaching end of OS upgrade support. It's a hardware generation issue, not a Java issue. Fully native Java for macOS on Apple Silicon ARM has been available for some time, so anyone on modern M1 to M5 Macs are fine. When you upgrade to Apple Silicon, just install the native ARM64 JDK and the IoX Admin Console will continue to run without issue.