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What Jazz releases do version numbers in message CRJAZ0056I relate to?

Can someone explain what releases (e.g. 3.0.1.1, 4.0.0.1) equate to version numbers which appear in messages like CRJAZ00561I?  Some of our users are getting the following message and I'd like to understand what the versions equate to.

CRJAZ0056I There is a version mismatch for the "com.ibm.team.repository" service.  The server version is "24" while the client version is "21".

Also, what is the version number for Jazz 4.0.0.1?

And what client versions are supported on servers which are at Jazz V4.0.0.1?

Thanks in advance.

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Hi John,

I can not tell you what the number "21" is. However, we attempt to support N-1 compatibility. That means if your server is 4.x the clients with version 3.x should be able to connect to it. I think there were limitations when going from2.x to 3.x in N-1.

Please note, although older clients work and you can keep them running e.g. when running against a mix of 3.x and 4.x the older clients might not support new client's capabilities.

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I am using version 5.0 for both server and client version. Still get same error. For different jars I got different errors. Do you have any idea why this happening ?


ERR1 : com.ibm.team.repository.common.TeamRepositoryException: CRJAZ0056I There is a version mismatch for the "com.ibm.team.repository" service.  The server version is "35" while the client version is "32".

ERR2 : CRJAZ1241W The following model has a version mismatch: com.ibm.team.process. The server version is 21 and the client version is 23.

The number appears to be the "model version", which I believe can be found in the plugin.xml file within com.ibm.team.repository.common_xxx.jar. The file appears to give insight to the relationship between the component/product version and the model version. I will show part of the file here for reference.

          <evolution
                componentVersion="4.0.1"
                modelVersion="32"
                nonClientCompatibilityBreakingChange="false" >
             <addedAttribute
                   className="com.ibm.team.repository.common.model.FloatingLicenseLease"
                   name="application" >
             </addedAttribute >
          </evolution >

It is not clear to me in what context that error message comes up. I would also suggest to create your own question, instead of commenting on a 3 year old question. That allows a wider range of users to see it.


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 John
Here are 2 workitems that provide detailed client compatibility information for the various CLM 2011 and CLM 2012 releases.  Look for the spreadsheet attached to each workitem and then look at the Client Compatibility tab.


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The spreadsheets don't actually (from what I can see) answer the actual question.  I also am now getting the same message as John:

CRJAZ0056I There is a version mismatch for the "com.ibm.team.repository" service.  The server version is "24" while the client version is "21".

My client version is 3.0.1.3 which based on the spreadsheet should be compatible with every server version from 3.0.1.3 all the way through 4.0.5.

I need to figure out what 24 means and what 21 means.

Susan


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Just updating the info I see out of 601, as this was a handy Blog for me:
<evolution componentVersion="3.0" modelVersion="15">
<evolution componentVersion="3.0" modelVersion="16">
<evolution componentVersion="3.0" modelVersion="17">
<evolution componentVersion="3.0" modelVersion="18">
<evolution componentVersion="3.0" modelVersion="19">
<evolution componentVersion="3.0" modelVersion="20">
<evolution componentVersion="3.0" modelVersion="21"/>
<evolution componentVersion="3.0.1" modelVersion="22"
<evolution componentVersion="3.0.1" modelVersion="23"
<evolution componentVersion="3.0.1" modelVersion="24"
evolution componentVersion="3.5" modelVersion="25">
<evolution componentVersion="3.5" modelVersion="26">
<evolution componentVersion="3.5" modelVersion="28">
<evolution componentVersion="4.0.0.0.1" modelVersion="29">
 <evolution componentVersion="4.0.5" modelVersion="33">
 <evolution componentVersion="4.0.5" modelVersion="34">
 <evolution componentVersion="5.0" modelVersion="35">
 <evolution componentVersion="6.0" modelVersion="36">
 <evolution componentVersion="6.0" modelVersion="37">

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