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In order to provide the best possible security, Servoy 7 comes with a renewed Code Signing certificate, that utilizes OCSP. As Java 5 is End Of Live (see http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/eol-135779.html) it does not support OCSP, which makes the Java 6 the new minimum Java version for Servoy 7.
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As of November 8th 2013, the Servoy 6.1.x branch is merged into the 7.x branch, as outlined in the Servoy Release Policy update post on the Servoy Blog. The specific details of upgrading Servoy 6.1.x Developer or Servoy 6.1.x Application Server installations to 7.3 are detailed in the Servoy 6.1.6 to Servoy 7.3 upgrade on Servoy Talk.
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Installations running an older version of Servoy can't be upgraded, thus a new installation is required. See Installing The the Application Server for more information.
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Servoy Developer installations of older Servoy version cannot be upgraded, so a new installation with the Servoy 7 installer is required. See Installing Developer for more information.
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Upgrading existing Solutions to Servoy 7 is as easy as opening Servoy Developer 7 and getting the Solutions into the workspace or opening an existing workspace in Servoy 7. Note that once solutions are edited using Servoy 7, they cannot be used in earlier versions of Servoy anymore.
Once imported, the Solutions can be tested with Servoy 7. Servoy 7 introduces a few minor behavior changes, some of which could potentially break existing code. It should be investigated if the upgraded solutions are affected by these changes. The behavior changes are listed and discussed in the paragraph #Behavior Changes.
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This paragraph describes the behavior changes that are introduced in Servoy 6.0. There are three categories of behavior changes:
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