The version of the tag library descriptor is aa....aa although the version of the web application is bb....bb. The tag library descriptor is invalid. (J2EE application = cc....cc, context root = dd....dd, file = ee....ee)

aa....aa: Version of the TLD file
bb....bb: Version of the Web application
cc....cc: The J2EE application name in the case of the J2EE server mode, and a null character string in the case of the servlet engine mode
dd....dd: Context root name
ee....ee: Path of the corresponding file

Description

The version of the tag library descriptor (TLD) file is invalid. The specified TLD file cannot be used in the current version of the Web application.

The path dd....dd of the corresponding file will be output in the following format:

• In the case of a file within the Web application
  Path within the Web application
  
• In the case of a TLD file saved in the JAR file of the Web application
  Path within the Web application of the JAR file (entry = path-within-the-JAR-file)
  
• In the case of a TLD file within the library JAR
  LIB (Path from the root of the J2EE application of the JAR file in which the TLD file is saved) (entry = path-within-the-JAR-file)
  

Action

Implement one of the following actions in the Web application in which the problem occurred:

• Change the TLD file version to a version supported by the Web application version.
• Change the Web application version to a version supported by the TLD file version.

Correct the error location, and then update the Web application.

In the case of the J2EE server mode

When the reload functionality of the J2EE application is being used and the TLD file is modified, either reload or redeploy.

When the reload functionality of the J2EE application is not being used, or the version of the Web application is changed, redeploy.

If the JSP pre-compile functionality used during application startup is executed and this message is output, re-execute the JSP pre-compile functionality used during application startup.

In the case of the servlet engine mode

Redeploy.