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Hi all,
I have done an attempt to migrate a simple web app from 10.1.2 (using UIX technology) to 10.1.3; the migration seem ok, but at run-time appear the error in the browser:
500 Internal Server Error
Cannot get request dispatcher for path /test.uix
I have much doubts if the migration tool works effectively...
Can anyone explain its experience? Can solve my doubts?
Thanks,
Matteo

Matteo,
if you have used some "advanced" UIX features not existing in JSF (like Templates) then all the "migration tool" will do is comment out everything in your page.
Converting from UIX to JSF means basically recreating the UI in JSF by hand.
And yes, Oracle promised to support for UIX in 10.1.3, but in the end they broke that promise.
So if you have UIX running and cannot do the migration to JSF then you will have to stick to 10.1.2. There is no design time for UIX in 10.1.3. People tried to get the runtime at least to work on a 10.1.3 ADF layer and failed.
Sascha

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