Target Version¶
When creating a new Developer Studio project a Target Version needs to be specified.
See table below for a description of all the target versions supported by Developer Studio 18.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| 24R1-GA | 24R1 General Availability |
| 24R1-EA | 24R1 Early Access |
| 23R2-GA | 23R2 General Availability |
| 23R2-EA | 23R2 Early Access |
| 23R1-GA | 23R1 General Availability |
| 23R1-EA | 23R1 Early Access |
| 22R2-GA | 22R2 General Availability |
| 22R2-EA | 22R2 Early Access |
| 10-UPDATE12 | 10 UPDATE 15 |
| 10-UPDATE12 | 10 UPDATE 14 |
| 10-UPDATE12 | 10 UPDATE 13 |
| 10-UPDATE12 | 10 UPDATE 12 |
| 10-UPDATE11 | 10 UPDATE 11 |
| 10-UPDATE10 | 10 UPDATE 10 |
| 10-UPDATE9 | 10 UPDATE 9 |
| 10-UPDATE8 | 10 UPDATE 8 |
| 10-UPDATE7 | 10 UPDATE 7 |
| 10-UPDATE6 | 10 UPDATE 6 |
| 10-UPDATE5 | 10 UPDATE 5 |
| 10-UPDATE4 | 10 UPDATE 4 |
| 10-UPDATE3 | 10 UPDATE 3 |
| 10-UPDATE2-AB1 | 10 UPDATE 2 with Aurena Beta (prior to 10 UPDATE3) |
| 10-UPDATE2 | 10 UPDATE 2 |
| 10-UPDATE1 | 10 UPDATE 1 |
| 10-CORE | 10 CORE track |
| 10-BETA | 10 BETA track |
Each Target Version makes the project behave differently. It decides:
- how the generated code will look like in the end.
- which version of the bundled Application Server will be installed.
- what versions of the bundled libraries are used (Java Server Framework, Web Client)
Note: If you select your Target Version as Apps 10, Project Wizard will prompt you with a field to select Build Home environment, provide the path to Build Home environment using Browse option.
If you tick the "Use Build Home Target Version" option, Project Wizard will automatically select the Target Version for the selected build home.
Figure: Project Wizard - Name and Location Tab : Selecting a Build Home Environment