Server side JAVA version?

[markmonteleone_2]

My peer who is responsible for security is asking if the Cisco CCX or CVP servers have a server side JAVA component? If they do, how do I determine the version (more for CCX)....?

[Gergely Szabo]

Hi,
yes, they do.
How to get CCX Java version: https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-24150#javaversion - if you don't have access to th CCX Editor, read the BOM or the compatibility guide.
About CVP: not sure, if you tell us th CVP version, we can look it up.
G.

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[Aaron Harrison]

I have no idea how CVP works.

However - CCX is basically java, so System.getProperty("java.version") in a do or set (it returns a String) step should be quite concise.

[markmonteleone_2]

CVP version is 8.5.1ES6

Concerning CCX Editor, I have it, but is there a command I can run from shell of the server? If not, where can I find the compatibility log?

[Gergely Szabo · Accepted solution]

Hi,
about CCX, your best bet would be the compat matrix:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cust_contact/contact_center/crs/express_compatibility/matrix/crscomtx.pdf

CVP is actually a J2EE appserver, running on Windows, so if you go and say java -version from the command line, it should give you the JRE version.

Just out of curiosity, why do you need the Java version?
Is it about the worldwide media panic about Java being vulnerable?

G.

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[markmonteleone_2]

Gergely, security team is taking it seriously.

Thanks

[Gergely Szabo]

Hi,

oh, alright.

One point though, then I'll shut up: the Java browser plugin is affected only, not server side Java.

I supervise a Java shop in our company so we drink/eat/listen to etc Java, but never wanted to install that browser plugin. I mean, applets are an old 'n' slow technology (remember the 90's?).

G.