I'm coming up against some limitations in my intralink scripting (we're on 3.4) that are caused by the Java version being at 1.4.2. Is it possible to upgrade the version of Java that Intralink uses, even if only to 1.5?
Thanks.
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> I’m coming up against some limitations in my intralink scripting (we’re on 3.4) > that are caused by the Java version being at 1.4.2. Is it possible to upgrade > the version of Java that Intralink uses, even if only to 1.5?
A few years ago, I was able to write my Java code on a v1.5 JDK but specify v1.4 as the target runtime environment. Are you able to do that?
You should be able to set this option in your IDE if you're using one. If not, the javac option is "-target 1.4".
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On 03/29/11 10:38, Lyle Beidler wrote: > I’m coming up against some limitations in my intralink scripting (we’re on 3.4) > that are caused by the Java version being at 1.4.2. Is it possible to upgrade > the version of Java that Intralink uses, even if only to 1.5?
You don't specify which build of Ilink 3.4 you running however 3.4 M070 uses Java 1.6.x I believe.
You can upgrade the jre in the Intralink install however you will find that some items in the interface that will no longer work. I know this because I tried it several times. The upgrade is simple:
1. rename ptc's jre directory to jre.original 2. unzip the 1.6.x jre runtime 3. rename the jre1.6.0_24 directory to jre 4. try it
