On Thu, Jul 5, 2018 at 2:52 PM johnseekins <[email protected]> wrote:
> Any additional thoughts on this problem? It isn't world-ending, but it does > make maintenance more difficult. > > > John, My only suggestion is to completely blow away every part of your install - DROP the database and re-create it from the schema files, remove all extensions and the WAR file, and redeploy everything. If you do not want to lose your current environment you could at least do this in a parallel test environment to see if it resolves the issue. When you re-install, make sure that all your components match versions and come from the same source - that is, do not try to use a WAR file that you built from some version of source while using a JAR downloaded from the web site. Make sure everything is either downloaded or built, including the DB schema files you use to create the database. It really seems like at some point some component got rev'd a version while the rest of them stayed back, and you're hitting a problem with the mis-match between those versions. -Nick
