FixPack Notes for
Version 2.7.1 of the WBI Adapter for WebSpehreMQ

(for WebSphere Business Integration Adapter Framework versions 2.6.x


The patch notes contain the following sections:
 

CONNECTOR REVISIONS

UPGRADE INSTRUCTIONS

USAGE NOTES


 

ADAPTER REVISIONS

This patch contains fixes for the following CRs based on customer-reported cases

Available as of Version

CR Number/APAR #

Description

2.7.1

CR59006/JR20347

CR44680/JR20745

CR59006: Added support for custom security exits.

CR44680: WebSphere MQ adapter could not restart while using the RestartRetry configuration.


UPGRADE INSTRUCTIONS

To perform an upgrade to this version of the connector:

  1. Apply the changes prescribed in each table below, beginning with the entries at the bottom of each table and working up to the most recent patch. 

Add, replace, or remove the following files and directories as indicated:
 

For Adapter Version

Platform [WIN; UNIX]

Add / Replace / Remove

File (Starting from %CROSSWORLDS%/$CROSSWORLDS)

2.7.1

WIN;UNIX

Replace

/connectors/WebSphereMQ/CWWebSphereMQ.jar

/bin/data/App/WebSphereMQConnectorTemplate

Add or remove the following connector properties:
 

For Adapter Version

Platform [WIN; UNIX]

Add / Replace / Remove

Property (Case-Sensitive)

2.7.1

WIN;UNIX

None

 


USAGE NOTES

CR44680:

To use the feature fixed with this update, configure the adapter with the restart-retry feature of the ADK.

 

CR59006:

To enable the adapter to invoke a custom security exit, configure the new connector-specific property 'SecurityExitClassName' with the fully classified class name of the custom security exit and the connector-specific property 'SecurityExitInitParam' with the initialization parameters that need to be passed to the security exit constructor.

 

To make your custom security exit visible to the MQ JMS libraries at runtime, modify the adapter start script to include the custom security exit directory to the jre extension directories. For example, you would use the following setting in the adapter start script:

 

set JRE_EXT_DIRS=%JRE_EXT_DIRS%;C:\SecExitDir

 

where <C:\SecExitDir> is the directory where you placed the custom security exit implementation.

 

 

 

 

January 31, 200304:05 PM

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