Upgrading from MOCCA Online Version < 1.3
Before upgrading to a new version please create a backup of your existing deployed MOCCA Online web application.
If you are running a previous version of MOCCA in the default configuration (that is, you did not modify any configuration options, any web-page templates and certificate or trust stores) you can simply replace your deployed web application by the new .war file (see Deployment). Otherwise, please follow the instructions below.
- If you have modified configuration options you need to transfer them to the new configuration format (see configuration).
- If you have customized the provided web-page templates, please transfer your changes to the new web-page templates provided with MOCCA Online 1.3.x. Since the web-page templates have changed, simply replacing the new web-page templates with your existing ones will most likely not work.
- The page flow has slightly changed with version 1.3.0. Upon receiving a Security Layer request, MOCCA Online does not directly respond with the web page containing the MOCCA Applet (e.g. applet.jsp) any longer, but sends a temporary redirect (HTTP response code 302) to the user interface servlet (which then forwards to the applet page internally). This allows to handle reloading of the applet page in a proper way.
- The web page templates are now implemented using JSP and standard tags (no scriptlets anymore) and fully support localization.
- There is now only a single (signed) jar file per applet.
- The applet page may be used within an iframe or as a single page.
- If you have modified the list of trusted certificates (truststore and certstore), you need to reference them from your configuration file (see configuration).
- If you have a very restrictively configured reverse proxy forwarding requests to MOCCA Online you may also need to consider the URL of the new user interface servlet ("./ui") and the changed URL of the result servlet ("./result").