Is there a list of the 3rd party software bundled with Windchill 13
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Is there a list of the 3rd party software bundled with Windchill 13
Version: Windchill 13.0
Use Case: As a developer I need to figure out which versions of 3rd-party libs are being used in different versions of Windchill
Description:
It used to be that you could download the Software Matrix for Windchill and in that document read about the software components bundled with Windchill. You could for instance see which version of commons-codec that was included. For version 13 this no longer sees to be the case.
Does anyone know if this is still possible? If not, then is there some other way to figure this out that doesn't involve decompiling the wc3rdPartyLibs jar and go through the class files.
Regards,
Daniel Martinsson
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Have you already looked at release advisor?
https://release-advisor.ptc.com/releaseMatrix?releaseId=1373
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If you would like to know third-party libraries -for optimization- in order to not add them (for duplication) or use them instead of other ones, here is a hint in Java development.
Use the specifications Java APIs instead of the implementations API, Spring framework will map specifications you use to whatever implementations already configured in the software, so no need to know them, see this article.
