I have been looking all over the Oracle website for the library(jars) for the Oracle WebCenter Content Remote Intradoc Client (12.2.1) and all I can find is the API reference but not the jar files to download. We are upgrading an application that is currently using the 11g version of RIDC but I would prefer to use the newer version rather than the older one. I can find references to a 12.2.1 version in a lot of Oracle documentation but that is it.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
I maintain a Maven repo here. You can download the JAR file directly from there via the Files tab.
You find it on your WCC server, under .../oracle_common/ucm/Distribution/RIDC/
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I am trying to upgrade 0.14.0 sshd-core and 0.11.0 sshd-sftp to 2.8.0 version.
Unfortunately I found that there are a lot of implementation changes, but I did not find a migration guide before version 2.0.0 (It would be great if someone could provide me with a migration guide from 0.11.0/0.14.0 to 2.0.0)
The main problem I have is the lack of FileSystemView and SshFile since the previous version has file system independence and we use the ability for the root sub-directory of both Windows and Unix to be '/'.
Now, when I try to run sftp server on Windows the Windows file system always redirects me to 'C:\'.
I would be extremely grateful for some ideas on how I can migrate to the new version given the file system problem.
I am dealing with a vulnerable jar(jstl-1.2.jar). My application is very old and runs on IBM websphere 5.1. Since jstl-1.2 does not have any non-vulnerable version available, I want to add this jar in the shared library of the websphere.
My doubt is, if I remove the har from application package and add it to websphere shared library, will the application work?
What a dedication... WAS 5.1 :-) You really need to upgrade to the newer version. This one is unsupported for ages... Try OpenLiberty which is open source version of latest WebSphere Liberty lightweight server.
Also get migration toolkit for binaries that will scan your ear and show you list of required changes.
You can also use WebSphere migration Eclipse plugin that will help you migrate your sources in Eclipse.
This approach is much more beneficial than trying to hack jstl, as you will get to supported version and also get rid of old vulnerabilities.
we are using one java application in wildfly server which uses java 1.8.0_202, now we want to migrate the java from oracle jdk to adoptopenjdk. I changed the path of new openjdk in management console of wildfly server.
Now the question is do we need again rebuild the application using adoptopenjdk or can i use the old war which is deployed.
Thanks in advance!..
As I cannot comment because of lack of reputation as an answer:
Normally you can run a Java Application without knowledge of the Java it was built with if the versions match. Second: Why don't you just try it? If you have these strong concerns you should try it in a test environment.
You should not need to do anything to migrate from an Oracle JDK to OpenJDK. Just change the path to the JAVA_HOME and that's it. The only possible issues would be if you use Oracle specific API's which one should not be doing anyway :)
I guess this is a very basic question but it stucked me for two days.
I am new to Java and creating a webapp in Netbeans 8.0.1. Static app get created easily. For Db based app, I require MySQL installation. Earlier I believed that MySQL server is there inside Netbeans 8.0.1, kindly confirm if it is right?
Also I found number of MySQL installers but no free version is configuring correctly because of disabled options. If MySQL server is mandatory for WebApp in Java following Netbeans 8.0.1, can I get a recommendation for any stable MySQL installer please.
I believe you can find the links to install all of the MySQL server or management tools here:
http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/windows/installer/
You can use the MySQL Installer to easily install the tools that you need.
mysql download
I downloaded mqsql from this link and it works fine with eclipse.
I've developed a number of servlets (OSGi plugins) running under a patched Domino 8.5.3 server.
I'd like to do some basic encryption/decryption of data and I'd like to avoid the "InvalidKeyException : Illegal Key Size" error which is resolved by upgrading the local_policy.jar & US_export_policy.jar files in notes\jvm\lib\security directory.
I'm not sure if Domino relies on the files that are shipped by IBM in the Domino Installer and if upgrading these files cause an issue.
I can log a support call with IBM if this isn't a common requirement.
Thanks in advance :-)
It's been a long time since I did, and I didn't write it down, but yes upgrading those files will resolve the problem. As I recall, there were updated JARs I got from IBM. There may also be something you need to do with the java.policy file as well.