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Tomcat compatibility with JRE 1.6

 
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Hi,

Can any one explain me whether tomcat 5.0.28 is compatible with JRE 1.6 or I need to install any other version of tomcat?Also what are the general things we need to consider when we are upgrading to JRE 1.6 from 1.4x

Please do the needfull.

 
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Tomcat 6.0 designed to run on JSE 5.0 and later. Check the docs for more info.
 
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that means I need to change the version of my tomcat?
 
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please help me on this whether I need to change my tomcat version or the older version(5.0.28) will serve the purpose?
 
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You can run Tomcat5 with JDK 6. Although there's been talk about a Tomcat that runs under just a JRE, as far as I know, they all still require the full JDK.

This isn't Microsoft where version dependency breakage is an ordinary part of life. Java was expressly designed to support backwards compatibility.

It's not a bad idea to move to Tomcat6, though. There's relatively little trauma in moving from TC5.5 to TC6.
 
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thanks for your reply
 
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