Working in JCS / PaaS, many times we would be in cross roads as to which JDeveloper version needs to be picked up for the development.
I was recently made aware of the perils of choosing the wrong JDev version by my teammates, before which I slightly turned a blind eye on what might become a grave mistake.
However it is always recommented to verify the version from the JCS itself, before proceeding to downloading the appropriate JDeveloper.
Simply login into your JCS console ( i.e, Weblogic console ) and verify the version at the bottom left corner.
Also to check if your JDev is at the correct version level. Check the version from Help --> About.
Though this seems to be a trivial matter, if advanced version Jdev ( more than current JCS version ) is used to develop an application, it can never be downgraded to a lower version.
This would mean a complete re-work of the application in a lower version JDev.
Thanks for reading,
Srikanth
I was recently made aware of the perils of choosing the wrong JDev version by my teammates, before which I slightly turned a blind eye on what might become a grave mistake.
However it is always recommented to verify the version from the JCS itself, before proceeding to downloading the appropriate JDeveloper.
Simply login into your JCS console ( i.e, Weblogic console ) and verify the version at the bottom left corner.
Also to check if your JDev is at the correct version level. Check the version from Help --> About.
Though this seems to be a trivial matter, if advanced version Jdev ( more than current JCS version ) is used to develop an application, it can never be downgraded to a lower version.
This would mean a complete re-work of the application in a lower version JDev.
Thanks for reading,
Srikanth
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