Hello,

Good Day,

with reference to the below screen shot, there is no option for open jdk version ? is any comment, what happen if my application is using openJDK 7 and running in tomcat wanted to migrate to Liberty also java 11? in this scenario, I do not have source java version input? when I tried it throws error? "invalid entry"



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PRABAKAR
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Hi Prabakar,
I think OpenJDK 7 would be closest to the oracle7 rule set.  Your command should look something like the following command:

java -jar binaryAppScanner.jar <path to your application> --sourceAppServer=tomcat --targetAppServer=liberty --sourceJava=oracle7 --targetJava=java11

If you provide the command you are using, we can better understand what is causing "invalid entry".

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Cindy High
IBM
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Original Message:
Sent: Thu January 28, 2021 02:01 PM
From: PRABAKAR SINGARAM
Subject: binary Scanner java version issue

Hello,

Good Day,

with reference to the below screen shot, there is no option for open jdk version ? is any comment, what happen if my application is using openJDK 7 and running in tomcat wanted to migrate to Liberty also java 11? in this scenario, I do not have source java version input? when I tried it throws error? "invalid entry"



------------------------------
PRABAKAR
------------------------------

Hello Cindy,

Thanks for your reply, as requested below is the screen shot of my exercise...
First , I tried without java, it throws error, then I used the java8, again it throws error...hope this helps...



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PRABAKAR SINGARAM
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Original Message:
Sent: Thu January 28, 2021 06:59 PM
From: Cindy High
Subject: binary Scanner java version issue

Hi Prabakar,
I think OpenJDK 7 would be closest to the oracle7 rule set.  Your command should look something like the following command:

java -jar binaryAppScanner.jar <path to your application> --sourceAppServer=tomcat --targetAppServer=liberty --sourceJava=oracle7 --targetJava=java11

If you provide the command you are using, we can better understand what is causing "invalid entry".

------------------------------
Cindy High
IBM

Original Message:
Sent: Thu January 28, 2021 02:01 PM
From: PRABAKAR SINGARAM
Subject: binary Scanner java version issue

Hello,

Good Day,

with reference to the below screen shot, there is no option for open jdk version ? is any comment, what happen if my application is using openJDK 7 and running in tomcat wanted to migrate to Liberty also java 11? in this scenario, I do not have source java version input? when I tried it throws error? "invalid entry"



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PRABAKAR
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Hello Prabarkar,

use the in-built help functionality, maybe that helps.

Take care

Peter
----------------------------------------------------
Example:

#  ./java -jar binaryAppScanner.jar --help --all

Usage:
        java -jar binaryAppScanner.jar <binaryInputPath> --all [options]

    binaryInputPath
        Specify an absolute or relative path to a .ear or .war file, or to a
        directory that contains .ear and .war files.

Description:
        Generate the Application Migration Report, which consolidates
        the content for all the individual actions into one report,
        with sections including Technology Evaluation, Detailed
        Migration Analysis, Inventory, and Configuration.

Application server options:
        You can use application server options to specify the source and
        target application server and target cloud runtime environment.

    --sourceAppServer=[jboss|liberty|libertyCore|other|tomcat|was61|was70|was80|was855|was90|weblogic]
        Include rules for migrating from the specified source application
        server to the target application server. The default is was855.
        The following options are valid:
        * jboss - JBoss Application Server
        * liberty - WebSphere Application Server Liberty
        * libertyCore - WebSphere Application Server Liberty Core
        * other - Other third-party servers
        * tomcat - Apache Tomcat Application Server
        * was61 - WebSphere Application Server traditional V6.1
        * was70 - WebSphere Application Server traditional V7.0
        * was80 - WebSphere Application Server traditional V8.0
        * was855 - WebSphere Application Server traditional V8.5.5
        * was90 - WebSphere Application Server traditional V9.0
        * weblogic - WebLogic Application Server

    --targetAppServer=[liberty|libertyCore|was855|was90]
        Include rules for migrating to the specified target application
        server from the source application server. The default is liberty.
        The following options are valid:
        * liberty - WebSphere Application Server Liberty
        * libertyCore - WebSphere Application Server Liberty Core
        * was855 - WebSphere Application Server traditional V8.5.5
        * was90 - WebSphere Application Server traditional V9.0

    --targetCloud=[cfIBMCloud|dockerIBMCloud|thirdParty|vmIBMCloud]
        Include rules for migrating to the specified target cloud runtime
        environment. There is no default. If you specify this option without
        a source or target application server, only cloud rules are included.
        The following options are valid:
        * cfIBMCloud - IBM Cloud Runtimes (CF PaaS)
        * dockerIBMCloud - Docker (IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service)
        * thirdParty - Third-party PaaS (CF, OSE, etc.)
        * vmIBMCloud - WebSphere in IBM Cloud (Virtual Machines)

Java options:
        You can use Java options to specify the source and target Java
        version and the target Java Platform, Enterprise Edition version.

    --sourceJava=[ibm5|ibm6|ibm7|ibm8|java11|java13|oracle5|oracle6|oracle7|oracle8]
        Include rules for migrating from the specified source Java version to
        the target Java version. The default is ibm5 for V6.1, ibm6 for V7.0
        to V8.5.5, and ibm8 for the V9.0 traditional source application
        server options. The default is ibm8 for all other source application
        application server options. The following options are valid:
        * ibm5 - IBM Java 5
        * ibm6 - IBM Java 6
        * ibm7 - IBM Java 7
        * ibm8 - IBM Java 8
        * java11 - Java 11  (LTS)
        * java13 - Java 13 (non-LTS)
        * oracle5 - Oracle Java 5
        * oracle6 - Oracle Java 6
        * oracle7 - Oracle Java 7
        * oracle8 - Oracle Java 8

    --targetJava=[ibm7|ibm8|java11|java13|oracle7|oracle8]
        Include rules for migrating to the specified target Java version
        from the source Java version. The default is ibm8 for all target
        application server options. The following options are valid:
        * ibm7 - IBM Java 7
        * ibm8 - IBM Java 8
        * java11 - Java 11 (LTS)
        * java13 - Java 13 (non-LTS)
        * oracle7 - Oracle Java 7
        * oracle8 - Oracle Java 8


​​

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Peter Sattler
Finanz Informatik
Hannover
+49-511-5102-21726
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Original Message:
Sent: Fri January 29, 2021 01:44 PM
From: PRABAKAR SINGARAM
Subject: binary Scanner java version issue

Hello Cindy,

Thanks for your reply, as requested below is the screen shot of my exercise...
First , I tried without java, it throws error, then I used the java8, again it throws error...hope this helps...



------------------------------
PRABAKAR SINGARAM

Original Message:
Sent: Thu January 28, 2021 06:59 PM
From: Cindy High
Subject: binary Scanner java version issue

Hi Prabakar,
I think OpenJDK 7 would be closest to the oracle7 rule set.  Your command should look something like the following command:

java -jar binaryAppScanner.jar <path to your application> --sourceAppServer=tomcat --targetAppServer=liberty --sourceJava=oracle7 --targetJava=java11

If you provide the command you are using, we can better understand what is causing "invalid entry".

------------------------------
Cindy High
IBM

Original Message:
Sent: Thu January 28, 2021 02:01 PM
From: PRABAKAR SINGARAM
Subject: binary Scanner java version issue

Hello,

Good Day,

with reference to the below screen shot, there is no option for open jdk version ? is any comment, what happen if my application is using openJDK 7 and running in tomcat wanted to migrate to Liberty also java 11? in this scenario, I do not have source java version input? when I tried it throws error? "invalid entry"



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PRABAKAR
------------------------------

Hi Prabakar,
Your and Peter's posts show the list of valid options.  --sourceJava=java8 is not a valid option.  Use --sourceJava=oracle8 instead.

java -jar binaryAppScanner.jar <path to your application> --sourceAppServer=tomcat --targetAppServer=liberty --sourceJava=oracle8 --targetJava=ibm8

If you are not going to change the Java version you are using, you can also enter the sourceJava and the targetJava to be the same like this:

java -jar binaryAppScanner.jar <path to your application> --sourceAppServer=tomcat --targetAppServer=liberty --sourceJava=oracle8 --targetJava=oracle8

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Cindy High
IBM
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Original Message:
Sent: Fri January 29, 2021 01:44 PM
From: PRABAKAR SINGARAM
Subject: binary Scanner java version issue

Hello Cindy,

Thanks for your reply, as requested below is the screen shot of my exercise...
First , I tried without java, it throws error, then I used the java8, again it throws error...hope this helps...



------------------------------
PRABAKAR SINGARAM

Original Message:
Sent: Thu January 28, 2021 06:59 PM
From: Cindy High
Subject: binary Scanner java version issue

Hi Prabakar,
I think OpenJDK 7 would be closest to the oracle7 rule set.  Your command should look something like the following command:

java -jar binaryAppScanner.jar <path to your application> --sourceAppServer=tomcat --targetAppServer=liberty --sourceJava=oracle7 --targetJava=java11

If you provide the command you are using, we can better understand what is causing "invalid entry".

------------------------------
Cindy High
IBM

Original Message:
Sent: Thu January 28, 2021 02:01 PM
From: PRABAKAR SINGARAM
Subject: binary Scanner java version issue

Hello,

Good Day,

with reference to the below screen shot, there is no option for open jdk version ? is any comment, what happen if my application is using openJDK 7 and running in tomcat wanted to migrate to Liberty also java 11? in this scenario, I do not have source java version input? when I tried it throws error? "invalid entry"



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PRABAKAR
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