SpringSource is not supported for running JIRA
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The following appears in the atlassian-jira.log:
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JIRA starting...
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2012-12-09 18:01:22,123 main INFO [atlassian.jira.startup.JiraStartupLogger]
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JIRA Build : 5.1.4#783-sha1:a7d8d2c5c246cbbb4ffca1b8350df93f9d8a2b57
Build Date : Tue Aug 28 00:00:00 CDT 2012
JIRA Installation Type : EAR/WAR
Application Server : SpringSource tc Runtime 2.5.1.RELEASE/6.0.32.C.RELEASE - Servlet API 2.5
Java Version : 1.6.0_31 - Sun Microsystems Inc.
(...)Spring Source is a not supported Application Server for any Atlassian application. JIRA has been tested only with Apache Tomcat, so misbehaviours may occur when running JIRA with SpringSource and we're not be aware about it.
Resolution
Deploy JIRA on a Tomcat web server according to your JIRA version. Please check our supported platforms here.
ℹ️ We also suggest you to use the embedded Tomcat instead of using your own Tomcat server. It's provided on both Linux and Windows installers.
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