This project provides a Reference Implementation for migrating existing Java EE applications from on-premise to cloud-based deployments, as well as migration to a microservices-based architecture.
You only want to scan the code that you wrote for upgrade issues; not 3rd party libraries.
Almost all the time 3rd party libraries is just java cone and it will run on later versions of the jdk (its not a was upgrade issue) ... its an issue of whether the 3rd party jar is certified to run on this later version of the jdk ... most of the time you the 3rd party jar will have some statement about minimum jdk requirements. that would be the way to look at the 3rd party jars; not the binary scanner. thus, use the --includePackages option.
Please add the --includePackages=org.pwte.example to the --analyze report
e.g.
--sourceAppServer=was70 --targetAppServer=was90 --sourceJava=ibm6 --targetJava=ibm8 --targetJavaEE=ee7 --includePackages=org.pwte.example
You only want to scan the code that you wrote for upgrade issues; not 3rd party libraries.
Almost all the time 3rd party libraries is just java cone and it will run on later versions of the jdk (its not a was upgrade issue) ... its an issue of whether the 3rd party jar is certified to run on this later version of the jdk ... most of the time you the 3rd party jar will have some statement about minimum jdk requirements. that would be the way to look at the 3rd party jars; not the binary scanner. thus, use the --includePackages option.