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Tomcat problem

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ismailozatay

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Hi there,

I am using centos 5.2 and plesk 8.6. I have bought it 2 weeks ago and i did not know that plesk use tomcat5 and java 1.4. I have a big problem because my java application requires java 1.6. I do not know what can i do ? How can i run this application on plesk ?

Regards

ismail
 
Hi,
As far as I know Plesk is not shipped with its own tomcat and java and does not depend on their versions; these packages are taken from system repository.
Also, if we have a look at Plesk release notes we will see there are restrictions for tomcat and java versions:
ftp://download1.swsoft.com/Plesk/Plesk8.6/plesk-8.6.0-for-rpm-based-os.html
Well, if you need you can just upgrade current java and tomcat installed to the needed later versions supported by CentOS 5.2.
 
Hmm. I can easily install tomcat6 and java 1.6. But i am worry about using them with plesk. You know plesk changes lots of settings for itself during the installation of tomcat and java.
 
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