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Alfresco 4.1.2, which release on spring-surf to dévelop webscript ? 1.0.0-RC2?

titiabackup

Hi,

I change from alfresco 3.2.0 to alfresco 4.1.2 et the classes extensions are change to spring-surf classes.
But on alfresco.war in version 4.1.2, the spring-surf librairy are in 1.2.0-SNAPSHOT version and it is fordiden in my projet to set a dependency to snapshot version.

Which release version is compatible with alfresco 4.1.2 ?

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mrogers

I'm sure there's a good reason for the snapshot version. It's probably better to upgrade to another version of alfresco rather than attempting to switch versions of surf.

titiabackup

unfortunatly, i can't do that.
The version of alfresco validated in my enterprise and i must do with.
Can you validate the version alfresco 4.1.2 with spring-surf in version 1.2.0 ?

mrogers

Either 4.1.2 is validated in your enterprise or not!

Equally 4.1.2 is validated by Alfresco with that particular version of Surf. You can try with a different later version of Surf but then you are on an unsupported stack.

titiabackup

thanks for the reply.
I follow your response to person in charge of this in my enterprise.

mrogers

What was happening to Spring Surf was a subject brought up at the recent Alfresco Summit in Barcelona. Basically there has never been a full release of Surf. So alfresco has always used a snapshot version. Alfresco is taking Surf back in-house so this should be sorted in future.