Java JDK 8 Update 72

What's new in this version:

- jps running as root fails after the fix of JDK-8050807
- When running jps as root in solaris or linux, it should be able to display process information for all running java process in the system. This worked fine until 7u72.
- This bug was introduced when fix JDK-8050807 was merged in JDK repository. In this fix UID of directory is matched with the effective Id of process. When JPS command is executed as root, it tries to read the process information from "/tmp/hsperfdata_$username_$ProcessID" file. Before reading the process file or directory, it checks if the file or directory is secure or not. It opens the user directory and match the UID of that directory (which belong to other user) with the current process(root-jps) effective ID,which gets fail and process returns failure.
- "Apply" button is permanently disabled in JCP, after roaming profile option is changed
- After the option "Store user settings in the roaming profile" located in "Java Control Panel -> Advanced -> Miscellaneous" is changed and applied by a click on "Apply" button in Java Control Panel (JCP), "Apply" button becomes permanently disabled and changes of any other options in JCP do not lead to enabling of "Apply" button.
- JFR reports abnormally high machine CPU consumption on Linux
- On Linux kernels 2.6 and later, the JDK would include time spent waiting for IO completion as "CPU usage". During periods of heavy IO activity, this could result in misleadingly high values reported as CPU consumption in various tools like Flight Recorder and performance counters. This issue has been resolved.
- Problem with REMOVEOUTOFDATEJRES Installer option documentation corrected
- Missing documentation for the REMOVEOUTOFDATEJRES installer option was added to the Java Platform, Standard Edition Installation Guide: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/install/config.html#table_config_file_options