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I see from #175 that Java 11 Support was planned for a Q4 2018 release. Has that been accomplished and released?

Having downloaded the .war today, upon running it I get the following error:

15:18:06.699 INFO [Config] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
15:18:06.700 INFO [Config] Initializing Configuration
15:18:06.702 INFO [Config] System property alpine.application.properties not specified
15:18:06.702 INFO [Config] Loading application.properties from classpath
15:18:06.706 INFO [Config] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
15:18:06.707 INFO [Config] Application: Dependency-Track
15:18:06.708 INFO [Config] Version:     3.5.0
15:18:06.709 INFO [Config] Built-on:    2019-06-07T06:11:28Z
15:18:06.709 INFO [Config] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
15:18:06.710 INFO [Config] Framework:   Alpine
15:18:06.710 INFO [Config] Version :    1.5.0
15:18:06.710 INFO [Config] Built-on:    2019-06-07T03:50:32Z
15:18:06.710 INFO [Config] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
15:18:06.740 INFO [RequirementsVerifier] Initializing requirements verifier
15:18:06.740 ERROR [RequirementsVerifier] Using Java version: 11.0.0
15:18:06.741 ERROR [RequirementsVerifier] Dependency-Track requires Java 8 with a minimum update of 162 or higher. Cannot continue.

Please advise.

Thanks, zyggyrat

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  • Created 4 years ago
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Zyggyratcommented, Jun 23, 2019

This is something I could look at but probably not until August. If no one’s had a chance to tackle this by then, I’d be happy to take a look. I’ve gotten done Java 8 to 11 conversions before, but tooling has been an issue (especially as I was doubly affected by Oracle as a NetBeans user and our projects have relied on some of the Java EE features that have taken longer to get on the Apache variant).

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