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dipali_jagtap
Contributor II
Contributor II
‎2018-07-18 02:39 AM

Scalability tool compatible with Java 10

Hi Team,

Does Qlik sense Scalability tool support Java version 10. If yes please let me know the version of Scalability tool compatibility with Java 10.

Thanks.

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SebastianFabian
Former Employee
Former Employee
‎2018-07-18 02:44 AM

Qlik Sense Scalability Tools has no components that use Java, so it doesn't matter if Java is installed or not. It's only the QlikView tools that use Java (through JMeter).

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dipali_jagtap
Contributor II
Contributor II
‎2018-07-18 03:15 AM
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In response to SebastianFabian

Thanks for your quick reply.

May i know if QlikView tool compatible with Java 10?

since our platform using Java 8 version and we are in process to upgrade it by Java 10.

Thanks.

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SebastianFabian
Former Employee
Former Employee
‎2018-07-18 03:27 AM

In response to dipali_jagtap

The QlikView tools support up to Java 9, the underlying reason being that JMeter (https://jmeter.apache.org/changes.html) doesn't officially support Java 10 at this moment. It might still work but we haven't fully tested it with Java 10. Therefore, I recommend staying on Java 8 or 9 for now.

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