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If you are upgrading your current Joget v5 or v6 to Joget DX, here are your options and step by step guides.
Upgrade An Earlier Version of Joget to Joget DX And Maintain My Database & Joget Folders
Upgrade An Earlier Version of Joget to Joget DX And Start A New Database
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What's New In Joget DX Installation Files
The following are new in Joget DX:
- Joget DX uses Glowroot for Java APM; thus a new "-javaagent" argument in needed in the startup script, example below:
- set JAVA_OPTS=-Xmx768M -Dwflow.home=./wflow/ -javaagent:./wflow/aspectjweaver-1.8.5.jar -javaagent:./wflow/glowroot/glowroot.jar
- Joget DX has new runtime Glowroot files in ".\wflow\glowroot\".
- Joget DX has a higher default maximum memory allocation pool for the JVM in @-Xmx768M@. Joget DX requires more heap space and if your server has the additional RAM, do allocate more @-Xmx@ memory for better performance.
- Joget DX installation is running on "apache-tomcat-8.5.41".
- Joget DX installation is running on Java "jre11.0.2". However Joget DX can still run on Java 8.
Run Joget DX In My Existing v5/v6 Folder
Run Joget DX In A New Folder And Use My Existing Database
Run Joget DX In A New Folder And Use The Default New Database
General Upgrade Flow
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Compatibility: It is strongly recommended that you test the upgrade on a development or test environment first. If you are upgrading from v3, please note that there have been security hardening changes since v4 so please refer to v4 Compatibility. Licensing: For the Enterprise Edition, upgrades between major versions (e.g. v5 to v6) requires re-activation with a new license, so users with an active Enterprise Software Subscription are required to request for a new license. IMPORTANT: Starting from v6.0.15, JAVA 8 is required due to fixes for vulnerability issues of a dependent library. |
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