Does anyone with intimate knowledge of the code know whether there are specific technical reasons for this? I am currently working around this by using the HTTP interface, but that interface doesn't allow me to do more complex things (e.g., call put() correctly, I can't get SqlFields queries working, I can't access Service grids).
I would very much like to get mixed client/server major versions working if at all possible.
Re: Java 7 client using Java 7 server, or vice versa
Hi,
This limitation has already been removed for the nearest release.
If you work with Ignite sources then you can checkout the master branch
that has the fix.
Regards,
Denis
On 11/4/2015 1:14 PM, endian675 wrote:
> As mentioned on a post to the user list
> (http://apache-ignite-users.70518.x6.nabble.com/Mixing-Java-major-versions-on-client-server-td1380.html)
> it's not possible to connect a Java 7 client to a Java 8 server.
>
> Does anyone with intimate knowledge of the code know whether there are
> specific technical reasons for this? I am currently working around this by
> using the HTTP interface, but that interface doesn't allow me to do more
> complex things (e.g., call put() correctly, I can't get SqlFields queries
> working, I can't access Service grids).
>
> I would very much like to get mixed client/server major versions working if
> at all possible.
>
>
>
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