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* changed "Java" to JDK Done in the descriptions and titles. * updates to javasecurity * minor updates * updated video link * Update sprint-javasecurity.md * small tweaks * Update sprint-javasecurity.md * started jcmd * updates to jcmd workshop * Update sprint-jcmd.md fixed brackets * fixed acknolwedgements * beginnings of keytool sprint * Update sprint-keytool.md * fixed titles * fixed spacing * Update sprint-tzupdater.md Removed note about the -XshowSettings:all flag because that issue has been fixed. * fixed Last Update date
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diff --git a/java/sprint-keytool/sprint-keytool.md b/java/sprint-keytool/sprint-keytool.md
@@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ The security property `keystore.type` in the `java.security` file controls the f
 
 To learn more about the `java.security` file, see [Understand the java.security File](https://livelabs.oracle.com/pls/apex/r/dbpm/livelabs/run-workshop?p210_wid=3905) on LiveLabs.
 
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 ### 3 How are Keystores and Truststores Used?
 If a client talks to a Java-based server over HTTPS, the server will look up the associated key from its keystore, and present the public key and certificate to the client. The client looks-up these things in its truststore.
 

diff --git a/java/sprint-tzupdater/sprint-tzupdater.md b/java/sprint-tzupdater/sprint-tzupdater.md
@@ -3,8 +3,6 @@ Duration: 2 minutes
 
 This sprint provides step-by-step instructions on how to update the timezone data in your JDK installations. The JDK uses [timezone data provided by the IANA](https://www.iana.org/time-zones). The IANA's update schedule and Java's update schedule are out of sync, so downloading the latest version of Java does not ensure that you have the latest IANA timezone data.
 
-**NOTE:** Currently, the `-XshowSettings:all` option does not display the tzdata version. This will be fixed in an upcoming release. See [JDK-8305950](https://bugs.openjdk.org/browse/JDK-8305950) for details.
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 ## TZUpdater Tutorial
 
 [TZUpdater Tutorial](videohub:1_oshhvfcf)
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 3. How to Verify TZ Data Version
     ![Slide 3 - How to Verify TZ Data Version](./images/3-verify-version.png)
 
-    From the directory of where you have the tzupdater jar file, you can check the tzdata version by running this command:  
+    From the directory of where you have the tzupdater jar file, you can check the tzdata version by running this command:
     `java -jar tzupdater/jar -V`
     You only need to note the line with JRE tzdata version.
     You can ignore the rest.
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 ## Acknowledgements
 **Video** - Cody Gaffney, Technical Support Engineer, Java Platform Group  
 **Workshop** -  Jason Begy, Principal User Assistance Developer, Java Platform Group  
-**Last Updated By/Date** - Jason Begy,  July 2023
+**Last Updated By/Date** - Jason Begy,  November 2024
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		To learn more about the `java.security` file, see [Understand the java.security File](https://livelabs.oracle.com/pls/apex/r/dbpm/livelabs/run-workshop?p210_wid=3905) on LiveLabs.


		### 3 How are Keystores and Truststores Used?
		If a client talks to a Java-based server over HTTPS, the server will look up the associated key from its keystore, and present the public key and certificate to the client. The client looks-up these things in its truststore.

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