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I've got a very simple Worklight application, no adapters, no java code, just some HTML. It's built in Eclipse Juno with Worklight studio 6.1. When I try to deploy the *-all.wlapp file the worklight server (not the worklight studio server, but an actual WL server running in a WebSphere cluster) I get the following message:

Failed to deploy application 'XXXX-all.wlapp'. The 'application' version '6.1.0.00.20131219-1900' is different than the version of the Worklight project '6.0.0'. Use Worklight Studio '6.0.0' to build and deploy the application.

The project was created using Worklight studio 6.1 and has never seen the 6.0 studio. What's wrong with this thing that it wants me to back-rev to 6.0?

Idan Adar
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This likely means you did not update the project's war file on the application server.

While the Worklight Server instance deployed to the application server is of v6.1, it is running a Worklight 6.0-based "project", while your wlapp was created with v6.1.

Deploy a newer .war file based on v6.1 of the same project followed by re-deployment of the wlapp.

Idan Adar
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  • When I do 'about' on the work light console I get this for the additional support info: Server version: 6.1.0.00.20131126-0630 Project WAR version: 6.0.0 Is it an administrative action to update the Project WAR version or is that done from the WL studio? – Jack Cox Feb 07 '14 at 21:05
  • mmm, no. I would say more of an IT task to update the server with a newer .war. – Idan Adar Feb 07 '14 at 21:17
  • I see now what needs to be done. The .WAR file generated by the WL studio in my project needs to get deployed as a Enterprise application in WebSPhere, replacing the old Enterprise application that was there before when we did an earlier proof-of-concept with Worklight. – Jack Cox Feb 07 '14 at 21:22