Understanding Liberty administered from WebSphere (MoRE)
Liberty administered from WebSphere (MoRE) is a runtime extension for WebSphere Application Server that allows you to deploy applications to a Liberty server running in a WebSphere ND cell. This allows you to have a unified administrative process for deploying and maintaining applications while giving access to the capabilities of Liberty that are not available in the WebSphere Application Server.
A full description of this offering can be found in the MoRE documentation.
Overview
Liberty administered from WebSphere (MoRE) currently supports Java SE17 and Jakarta EE 10 Core Profile. This profile provides a subset of the full Jakarta EE 10 programming model. When using Liberty administered from WebSphere (MoRE) in IBM Application Modernization Accelerator there are two complexities that you may encounter that are not seen with other migration targets. These are:
Unassessed
Applications will appear as Unassessed if you are using older data that has been collected prior to the release of IBM Application Modernization Accelerator 4.1. To resolve this issue, you need to download the Discovery Tool and scan those applications again.
Unsuitable
Applications will appear as Unsuitable if they contain features that are not yet available in Liberty administered from WebSphere (MoRE). The tooltip will provide the list of the features that are unavailable.
