JVM for ColdFusion 8

I am running ColdFusion 8,0,1,196946 on Linux Susi. I need to upgrade my JVM. What is the most current version of JDK/SDK that will work with this version of CF?

According to reference - Upgrade Java for ColdFusion:
http://helpx.adobe.com/coldfusion/kb/upgrading-java-coldfusion.html
You can apply any Java minor version.
CF8.0.0 used 1.6.0_00 and CF8.0.1 used 1.6.0_04. I expect you could install current 1.6.0_37 tho I have not used CF8.0.1 beyond 1.6.0_31 (on Windows 32 bit).
Prompts the question what about Java 7 since Java 6 is EOL next month (I think Oracle may have pushed Java 6 EOL back to February 2013)? CF10 and CF9 are not supported Java 7 yet however I gather will be supported before EOL. Not aware of CF8 Java 7 support.
HTH, Carl.

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