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You need to make sure your apps are a lower or equal Java version to the VM
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You need to make sure your apps are a lower or equal Java version to the VM

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@CEHJ<br />
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They are. &nbsp;IcedTea 1.7 provides a virtual machine for Java 6. &nbsp;All of the Red5 demo applications come in both Java 5 and 6 flavors. &nbsp;But all of them give version conflicts, so I assume there's a problem with the version detection.
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@CEHJ

They are.  IcedTea 1.7 provides a virtual machine for Java 6.  All of the Red5 demo applications come in both Java 5 and 6 flavors.  But all of them give version conflicts, so I assume there's a problem with the version detection.

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Make sure any additional version settings you might need are correct
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Make sure any additional version settings you might need are correct

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Lots of our clients have had problems with it also, we recommend not using it.<br />
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Lots of our clients have had problems with it also, we recommend not using it.



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I've gotten Red5 0.8RC2 installed and running on a Fedora 8 server, which uses IcedTea 1.7.0 for Java. &nbsp;But when I load the installer page in a browser, all versions of all the demo applications give this error:<br />
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&quot;Version Mismatch: The application version selected does not match the servers java version, please try again&quot;<br />
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I assume that Red5 isn't detecting IcedTea's supported Java version properly.<br />
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Does anyone have any suggestions?<br />
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Thanks!
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I've gotten Red5 0.8RC2 installed and running on a Fedora 8 server, which uses IcedTea 1.7.0 for Java.  But when I load the installer page in a browser, all versions of all the demo applications give this error:

"Version Mismatch: The application version selected does not match the servers java version, please try again"

I assume that Red5 isn't detecting IcedTea's supported Java version properly.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks!

Red5 application installer doesn't like IcedTea

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