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Strut1 apllicatication compatible with java6 and tomacat 6

 
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Hi All,We have struts1 application deployed WebSphere App server 6,Java 1.4 and we have to migrate/deploy this application on Tomcat 6,Java6.Is Tomcat6 will support struts1 application?.
If not supported then what the procedure?
Please suggest on below steps are proper or not..
1. compile and Build War using Java 1.6 and deploy into tomcat6.then find any un supported jar etc.
or
compile and build war using java1.4 and deploy tomcat 6.
2.We have many custom tags.will be there any impact on this if we change java version 1.4 to 6?


If anyone worked on this kind of requirement Please suggest how to proceed on this.

Note: we cant migrate to struts 2 because of huge code changes ,budget and testing effort.

Thanks in Advance..
 
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Since it sounds like you have a lot of custom code, there's no substitute for trying to build and deploy and seeing what fails.
I remember when we moved one of our apps from 1.3 to 1.5 we ran into some problems because 1.5 introduced the "enum" reserved word and one of our programmers was fond of that word for his Enumeration variables.
 
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Hi Joe,thanks for your reply.We also found "enum" is used as variable name..
additional information on my application-we used following jars in our application
jaxp.jar Java API for XML Parsing Interfaces 1.0.0
parser.jar Sun XML Parsers 1.0.0
string.jar String manipulating classes 1.0
struts.jar Framework for the whole application 1.0 (Patched)
xerces.jar XML parser etc 1.4.4
activation.jar JavaBeans Activation Framework 1.0
mail.jar JavaMail API 1.0
servlet.jar Java Servlet API 2.2
J2ee.jar Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition 1.2
xp.jar JClark XML Parser 0.5
log4j-1.2.6 Logger jar by apache 1.2.6
 
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