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Thanks very much for the response, can you point me to an example
of how exceptions are used in wicket with 1.4 as complared to how it
would work in 1.3. I'd like to figure out exactly how much is
involved in backporting wicket.
Will do, so far it looks like java.util.regex is going to be a significant effort in addition to the exception handling.On 6/23/06, shumbola
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Здравствуйте, Jeremy.Вы писали 23 июня 2006 г., 4:55:29:
Thanks very much for the response, can you point me to an example of how
Jeremy Levy wrote:
Does anyone use wicket in websphere 5? I am tring to deploy my
application and I am getting class not found for
java.land.charsequence. This instance of websphere is running in JDK
1.3.
Has wicket been used successfully in this version of Java?
I think WebSphere 5.1
So it is.On 6/23/06, Ingo Adler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think WebSphere 5.1 uses Java 1.4.Ingo.
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But Websphere 5.02 doesn't :)
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So it is.
On 6/23/06, Ingo
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Does anyone use wicket in websphere 5? I am tring to deploy my
application and I am getting class not found for
java.land.charsequence. This instance of websphere is running in JDK
1.3.
Has wicket been used successfully in this version of Java?
Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support
i believe wicket requires 1.4. if you look at charsequence javadoc:* @version 1.8 03/12/19* @since 1.4* @spec JSR-51-IgorOn 6/22/06,
Jeremy Levy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone use wicket in websphere 5?I am tring to deploy myapplication and I am getting class not found
Wicket is compiled using java 1.4, and we use some api's from the 1.4
runtime, so probably you should try to get your hands on a
retrotranslator, but I don't know if one exists for 1.4 - 1.3
Especially the exception handling inside wicket is the largest
deviation from 1.3 to 1.4
Martijn
On
It's probably less than a day work to convert to 1.3 by hand. But
you'd be on your own I'm afraid. We considered 1.3. vs 1.4. long time
ago, and thought 1.4. had enough improvements to justify going for
that.
Eelco
On 6/22/06, Martijn Dashorst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wicket is compiled using
Thanks very much for the response, can you point me to an example of how exceptions are used in wicket with 1.4 as complared to how it would work in 1.3. I'd like to figure out exactly how much is involved in backporting wicket. I'll post the library if I am successful.
I wasn't able to find a
That's basically the exception with the throwable argument.
Furthermore, there are the CharSequences, which should be converted to
strings, and for the rest I don't know from the top of my head. I
hope it is doable! The disadvantage of patching Wicket is of course
that you don't have the bugfixes
Thanks for the info.It's my company. We are upgrading to WAS6, however that most likely won't be until January. I might be able to get the JVM's upgraded but IBM claims that as a nono and in production I don't think that will fly. They are deployed on Windows and I don't even see IBM allowing you
just including charsequence wont work i dont think because there are a lot of places where we cast down from string to charsequence because in 1.4 string implements charsequence-Igor
On 6/22/06, Jeremy Levy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the info.It's my company. We are upgrading to WAS6,
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