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Subject: Re: Struts Jar File conflict
Is the legacy project a servlet app? Can the Struts implementations you
plan to add exist as a separate servlet app? Can you elaborate on what
you mean by "use Struts in my legacy project"?
Erik
Samuel Cheung wrote:
I have a legacy projec
The best solution IMO is to have everything running on the same versions. Is
upgrading Commons Logging really a "drastic change"? In fact do you know if
upgrading any of them is a drastic change?
Maybe you should list the Jakarta dependencies you are talking about along
with the versions your lega
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From: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 6:29 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Struts Jar File conflict
Is the legacy project a servlet app? Can the Struts implementations you
plan to add exist as a separate servlet app? Can you elaborate on
Is the legacy project a servlet app? Can the Struts implementations you
plan to add exist as a separate servlet app? Can you elaborate on what
you mean by "use Struts in my legacy project"?
Erik
Samuel Cheung wrote:
I have a legacy project which uses some jakarta jar files (e.g.
common.logging.j
I have a legacy project which uses some jakarta jar files (e.g.
common.logging.jar) .
And Struts required some jakarta jar files itself.
What if the versions of those 2 jars are different? How can I use Struts
in my legacy project? I know one way is to upgrade the legacy project to
use the same v
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