Troubleshooting

Eclipse workspace should be separated from Liferay workspace, otherwise it would cause issues in building path for gradle setup.

currently working on portlet migration between 6.2 and 7.1 which involves
- refactoring codes for the deprecated APIs, or newly added services.
- conversion from Maven to Gradle (mainly pom.xml to build.gradle)  - it also demands extra work for dependency upgrade
- replacing xml files with property cofiguration inside @Component (OSGI way)
-  moving import declarations in view.jsp to init.jsp


no clue how to convert web-service references ...........salgjsalkjfgweqoifh ieqrjglnkqwgvas

Level of difficulty is getting harder and harder......OMFG



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