The patch note contains the following sections:
This patch contains the following revisions since the last maintenance release:
Available as of Version |
APAR Number |
CR Number |
Feature |
Description |
2.0.0 |
JR20269 |
36823 |
ODA |
The ODA was setting the object-level application-specific information incorrectly when the name of the COM type library interface class began with an underscore character (_). This problem has now been corrected and the information is generated correctly. |
2.0.0 | 59618 | Connector Agent and ODA | The connector agent and ODA have been updated to provide a migration path from the Adapter Framework, version 2.4 to version 2.6. The startup scripts have been modified and the ODA has been recompiled with the Java 1.4 libraries. |
To perform an upgrade to this version of the connector:
Add, replace, or remove the following files and directories as indicated:
For Connector Version |
Platform [WIN;UNIX] |
Add / Replace / Remove |
File (Starting from %CROSSWORLDS%) |
1.2.0 |
WIN |
Replace |
/ODA/COM/BIA_COMODA.jar |
1.2.0 | WIN | Replace | /ODA/COM/start_COMODA.bat |
1.2.0 | WIN | Replace | /connectors/COM/start_COM.bat |
UPGRADE NOTES:
During the verification of this release, a defect was uncovered. However,
due to time constraints, we were unable to provide a code fix for the defect.
The defect and a work-around are described below.
CR 66610 - The verb ASI is not being properly generated by the ODA.
The COM ODA allows the user to select the methods and the sequence in which
they are to be invoked for each verb supported by the connector agent.
The methods are supposed to be listed in the verb ASI in the generated
business object.
However, in this release of the ODA, only the last method or no methods
at all are listed in the verb ASI.
The first work-around is for the user to manually insert the method names
in the generated business object.
The second work-around is for the user to replace the BODesigner.exe from
the WBIA 2.6 release with the BODesigner.exe from the WBIA 2.4 release.
TROUBLESHOOTING:
March 31, 2005 1:56:00 PM
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