jre

Or figure out what library is using Java 8 and replace it with something that uses Java 7

yes

you have java 8 classes, run them on java 8

wildfly too

it supports java 8 too

ok, sound reasonable

thanks!

Wildfly 10 will only support Java 8+

and it is in release candidates now

Java 7 is end of life isn’t it? best to move to Java 8

@apatrida: update

>> java -version

java version "1.8.0_60" Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_60-b27) Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.60-b23, mixed mode)

looks like jre 8 to me

move to wildfly 10?

would not want to do that

no

and you are sure wildfly is running on that JDK?

because if so, the error you are getting isn’t possible

not sure

well, that’s the issue, however you are running wildfly is finding Java 6 or 7 and using it. JAVA_HOME or some shell script or something. You need to go look at how it picks its JDK, or the environment it is running in and make sure it uses JDK 8. Question: why not use SparkJava outside of Wildfly? a reason you are using it there?

(it has a built-in server yes? you want management features of Wildfly?)

this is unrelated question, just curious

…otherwise I don’t know what’s up with your local machine and Wildfly and why it finds one JDK versus another. probably JAVA_HOME or other variable it follows. If you run a script to start it, check the logic in the script, it’ll show you how it finds java to run and that’ll clue in whats wrong.

java_home was wrong, fixing it now

I use wildfly for testing

I am trying to use openshift as a cloud provider

they use jboss

so I installed wildfly to test the app

BTW wanted to ask: the thing that I deploy, it is not a servlet, right? It got a

Filter

in its

web.xml