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  1. WINDUP - Red Hat Application Migration Toolkit
  2. WINDUP-3513

MTA Web UI - Known Libraries are being analyzed erroneously

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    • MTR-1.1.0
    • 5.2.1.Final
    • MTR Web UI
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      The Web Ui is not ignoring all of the known libraries that it should.
      Use the test application adit-arendus-1.1.24.ear and analyze with a target of eap:7
      If you analyze with the CLI you get a much smaller number of SP than with the web Ui as embedded libraries such as quartz-1.8.3.jar are being analyzed by the Web Ui when they should be ignored.
      Interestingly the org.quartz package is recognized as a third party. Yet the archive and its packages are still getting analyzed.

      This issue has been present in the Web Ui since at least version 5.2.1
      A workaround exists of resetting the selected paackges and the analysis works fine, ignoring the known libraries.

      This might be a quirk of this specific application. It does not happen with other test apps such as AdministracionEfectivo.ear

              rhn-support-ssingla Sachin Singla
              pcattana Philip Cattanach
              Sachin Singla Sachin Singla
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