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Hello. I am working with a customer who is responsible for building a web provider (the actual portal instance is being run by a separate division of the company). This customer is in the process of switching all of their generic servlet/jsps applications to the oc4j engine (now part of ias1022).
They are highly interested in running the pdk-java on oc4j as well, so that they do not have to manage both JServ and oc4j applications. I have noticed that the June PDK seems highly tied to Jserv (there are explicit references to servlet2.0 and oracle.jsp.JspServlet in the code). This would make it not port to oc4j and my tests confirm this.
Is there an announced roadmap for supporting the pdk-java on oc4j?
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The next major release of PDK-Java will be Servlet 2.2 and hence OC4J compatible. You are right that the current version won't work in a Servlet 2.2 container, as it relies on ServletContext.getServlet(), a method which has been deprecated and returns null on Servlet 2.2.

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