Upgrade Jetty version without upgrading Mirth #4520
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You really should upgrade MC itself. 2.2.1 is a very old release, Java 1.6 is also very old. It does not seem likely that you'd be able to upgrade only Jetty and not have issues. Jetty has changed a lot since 7.x to 9.x. The libraries that Jetty 9.x depends on would also likely conflict with other parts of MC. Most users only ask about Jetty versions when a security scan detects an old version of Jetty. This usually happens from looking at HTTP headers. If you have a security scan that detects Jetty then it seems very likely that a deeper or different scan will also find outdated versions of Java installed. Upgrading MC and running a recent Java release is a much safer posture. The open source community might be able to help guide your upgrade. |
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Thanks jonbartels for your reply! Regards, |
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You really should upgrade MC itself. 2.2.1 is a very old release, Java 1.6 is also very old. It does not seem likely that you'd be able to upgrade only Jetty and not have issues. Jetty has changed a lot since 7.x to 9.x. The libraries that Jetty 9.x depends on would also likely conflict with other parts of MC.
Most users only ask about Jetty versions when a security scan detects an old version of Jetty. This usually happens from looking at HTTP headers. If you have a security scan that detects Jetty then it seems very likely that a deeper or different scan will also find outdated versions of Java installed.
Upgrading MC and running a recent Java release is a much safer posture.
The open s…