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1. Re: Does Jboss 7.x support jars used in older version JBoss
nickarls Dec 28, 2012 6:37 AM (in response to chandrup)As a general rule of thumb you shouldn't have any extra jars hanging around the deployment. Having extra e.g. javax.* classes in the WAR can easily lead to confusion.
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2. Re: Does Jboss 7.x support jars used in older version JBoss
ctomc Dec 28, 2012 12:47 PM (in response to chandrup)Hi,
given that jar in question is part of EE implementation you should not carry it over.
EE specifications are backward comptible, that means that even if you upgrade to EE server that supports never standard that you used for building your application it should still work.
given that you dont use some non-standard parts of api
AS7 supports EE6 standard and what was in jboss-j2ee jar is not in multiple jars(modules) that should be automaticly acessible to your application.
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tomaz
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3. Re: Does Jboss 7.x support jars used in older version JBoss
chandrup Dec 28, 2012 1:00 PM (in response to ctomc)Thanks....
So do you mean that the jars which come along with jboss as 7.x is already compatible and there is no need to add any jar explicitly? is there any exceptional cases?
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4. Re: Does Jboss 7.x support jars used in older version JBoss
ctomc Dec 28, 2012 1:03 PM (in response to chandrup)1 of 1 people found this helpfulchandra sekaran wrote:
Thanks....
So do you mean that the jars which come along with jboss as 7.x is already compatible and there is no need to add any jar explicitly? is there any exceptional cases?
yes, they come with AS7.x it is present in different modules/jars but all classes are there, and your application should not provide(bundle) them.
Exceptional cases would be if you have used any non-standard APIs aka some jboss 3.x specific classes, which you probably didnt. best way to do that is try