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CathyBr
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Java Target Version to use when supporting WebClient 6.0 and WebClient 6.5

Hi,

this was probably answered already, if so please excuse the question.

We have a plug-in which is purely html (no flex except for the resources of course) - we have to support WebClient 6.0 and 6.5.  We are using the 6.5 Flex SDK to build our version.

We are now  building the plug-in using

java target="1.7" source="1.7"

Is that ok or is the 1.6 still needed?  I looked in the samples of the 6.5U1 Flex sdk, and in the build-java.xml it is

still defined as so.

thanks

Cathy

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Denis_Chorbadzh
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Hi Cathy,

 

If you are developing a pure HTML plug-in, you should use the HTML Client SDK.

The samples in the "html-client-sdk" are built using java target 1.7.

So, if you are using java target 1.7, you will be fine and your plug-in should work on WebClient 6.0 as well.

 

Regards,

Denis 

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Denis_Chorbadzh
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Hi Cathy,

 

If you are developing a pure HTML plug-in, you should use the HTML Client SDK.

The samples in the "html-client-sdk" are built using java target 1.7.

So, if you are using java target 1.7, you will be fine and your plug-in should work on WebClient 6.0 as well.

 

Regards,

Denis 

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CathyBr
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Many thanks for the clear answer!

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