We have a legacy app which uses seam 1.1. Its deployed on websphere 7 which has JSF 1.2. So will it cause any problems? Are seam 1.1 and JSF 1.2 compatible?
Or do i need to upgrade the version of jboss seam which is compatible with jsf 1.2?
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The reason I am asking this question is that suddenly we are getting following erros
application E JSF1007: Duplicate component ID listForm:j_id_jsp_768167483_47:templateItems:j_id_jsp_768167483_77 found in view.
Another team has said that its because of the version mismatch of JSF being used in app and the JSf version supported by websphere 7 which is 1.2.
Yes, They both are compatible and will cause no problems.
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Hi we're on our way to upgrade to jetty 11 and have come across this issue - Jetty 11 needs servlet 5.0 while spark-java even upto 2.9.4 is still using servlet 3.0. I could not find any info related to this on the spark-java page. Does anyone have any information on the planned upgrade or such ?
There's been no work on spark-java to upgrade past Servlet 3.0.
There has been forks of spark-java for that though.
See
https://github.com/perwendel/spark/issues/1266
I will try to keep this general, as I am seeking a general answer.
When I open the properties window of one of the references in my project in Visual Studio I see this runtime version: v4.0.30319
This reference is used in a project where the target framework is .NET Framework 4.7.1. And it works fine.
My project is communicating with a database, and I want to make sure that this communication will be utilizing the TLS version 1.2 protocol. As I understand it, this can be insured by having the project targeted against .NET 4.7 or above.
Here is my question: if I have a project with a reference, which have a target framework that is lower than .NET 4.7, will this ruin my goal of using a TLS protocol of version 1.2?
How can I make sure that my reference is up to snuff? The runtime version written above, is not suggesting that this reference has a .NET Framework of 4.7 or above, or does it?
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I'm using IIS 8.5, .Net Framework version 4.7.2 installed. My legacy web application target framework is set to 4.7.2. As per my knowledge, it uses .Net CLR version v4.0. But, I'm confused with attached error where it show app is running under .Net Framework Version is 4.0. Please suggest how to validate this, I'm not sure why it is not showing 4.7.2.
4.0 is what you're supposed to see here. There are only 3 total IIS .Net runtimes for ASP.Net: 1.0, 2.0, 4.0. Even in these three, you rarely see 1.0 any more. Also, there is no 3.0 or 3.5 (they really still target 2.0), and Core is separate from IIS.
All the other point versions you may use, such as 4.7.2, resolve to one of those three runtimes within IIS.
Think of it this way: every version of .Net for 4.x has the same set of IL it can use. New point releases may add new features and types, but they still compile down to some set of 4.0-compatible IL. The addition of new types is why you may need to actually install 4.7.2 on the server before your site will run, but it's still IL for the 4.0 runtime.
If you really had a .Net version conflict, you'd see a 500-series HTTP error. This is only a 404. You need to find out why it doesn't see your test.aspx file.
I am trying to deploy a grails 2.4.4 war file to a weblogic 10.3.6 application server. One of the errors I encountered is that I had to downgrade to the servlet 2.5 xsd from servlet 3.0.
The downgrade meant that the async-supported tag was no longer supported.
Will this adversely affect my grails application from performing correctly?
I learned what it does from this question but would like to know how it would affect my grails project.
Unless your Grails application makes specific use of Servlet 3.0 features then you won't see any adverse effects. Put simply, this won't effect the base behavior of Grails itself.
is jbos5.1.0 compatible with jdk6 and spring2.5.X.
I am also integraion acegi security and not spring security 3.0 as i am using spring 2.5.0?
IS jboss 5.1.0 comaptible with spribng3.0 andjdk6 ?
A few months ago, I've tried JBoss 5 with Spring 2.5.6 and couldn't deploy my application, because of this bug. The comments on the issue, mention the problem only happens with EJB, but my application didn't make use of EJB and it was packed as a war.
According to the JIRA, this was fixed in spring 3.0RC1, but I haven't tried it (for now, I gave up updating to a new version of JBoss).