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Adobe lifecycle 8.2 keeps crashing or become unresponsive
Adobe lifecycle 8.2 keeps crashing or become unresponsive.
What steps cause the freeze and/or crash? Do you receive any warnings?
ASKER
Daily transactions for data updates and searches cause the freeze. JBOSS 4.0 web server and sometimes whole server needs to be restarted to fix the freeze.
Following generic message in server log is found:
Unexpected Error
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError : Java heap space
Overall server's health look good.
Following generic message in server log is found:
Unexpected Error
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
Overall server's health look good.
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Is there a way to seamlessly upgrade from 8.2 to Adobe LiveCycle ES4?
Direct upgrade to LiveCycle ES4 from 8.2.1 is not supported.
ASKER
Does it mean complete re-write of the application?
It is correct that direct upgrade from ES 8.2.x to ES4 is not supported, but you can upgrade to ES2 and then upgrade to ES4. So you can get there.
When you upgrade you will need to go through your applications because the model changed from ES to ES2. You could continue to run things in compatibility mode, but I'd recommend against that - as soon as you need to make any changes, then you'd be upgrading your processes on the fly, and it's better to do it when you have time.
You should read this PDF for the changes from ES to ES2 - once things are running in ES2 they will move to ES4 without difficulty:
http://help.adobe.com/en_U S/livecycl e/9.0/prep areupgrade _8x.pdf
When you upgrade you will need to go through your applications because the model changed from ES to ES2. You could continue to run things in compatibility mode, but I'd recommend against that - as soon as you need to make any changes, then you'd be upgrading your processes on the fly, and it's better to do it when you have time.
You should read this PDF for the changes from ES to ES2 - once things are running in ES2 they will move to ES4 without difficulty:
http://help.adobe.com/en_U
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Thanks for all the advise!