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Does Webpshere Liberty support for Java 9? as of latest beta it is mentioned fully compatible with Java 8 but there is not mentioning about upgrade. Whether Java 9 Module path can be supported with Websphere liberty?
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Websphere Liberty mostly works with Java 9 in "toleration mode", meaning that Liberty and apps can run on Java 9, but you can't take advantage of Java 9 modularity yet.
You can find more detailed progress of OpenLiberty (an open-source subset of Websphere Liberty) support for Java 9 here: https://github.com/OpenLiberty/open-liberty/issues/540
From a Java EE application perspective, it is not yet defined how Java EE apps are supposed to work with JPMS. That will likely not be decided until Java EE 9.