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| − | ZK doesn't support to run 2 different versions in a single web application. Please be sure you package only one single version of ZK JAR into a WAR. | + | ZK doesn't support to run 2 different versions in a single web application. Mixing Compact Edition/official with Evaluation is not allowed. Please be sure you package only one single version of ZK JAR into a WAR. |
For example, if you include '''zul:9.6.0''' and '''zkex:9.6.3''', then you will see messages when starting a server: | For example, if you include '''zul:9.6.0''' and '''zkex:9.6.3''', then you will see messages when starting a server: | ||
Revision as of 04:06, 3 March 2023
Package Single Version
ZK doesn't support to run 2 different versions in a single web application. Mixing Compact Edition/official with Evaluation is not allowed. Please be sure you package only one single version of ZK JAR into a WAR.
For example, if you include zul:9.6.0 and zkex:9.6.3, then you will see messages when starting a server:
2023-03-02 09:21:44 [INFO ] ConfigParser:116 - Ignore jar:file:/Users/yourName/.m2/repository/org/zkoss/zk/zkex/9.6.3/zkex-9.6.3.jar!/metainfo/zk/config.xml
Cause: ZK version must be 9.6.3 or later, not 9.6.0
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Your ZK binary is being altered and may not work as expected. Please contact us at [email protected] for assistance.This is a not-recommended practice. Since ZK stores its configurations (parsed from zk.xml) as a static object, all your zk applications in the same application server will have the same configurations. If you change a configuration (library property), it will affect all zk applications.
Package as EAR
An EAR file contains one or more JAR and WAR.
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