IBM(R) WebSphere Commerce Developer, APAR JR28321, README

This README file provides instructions for applying the interim fix JR28321 on WebSphere Commerce Developer 6.0.

WebSphere Commerce Developer interim fix JR28321 is to address an access control issue related to cached access beans.

Preparation

Software Versions
Ensure that WebSphere Commerce Developer 6.0 is at the 6.0.0.4 fix pack level before applying this interim fix. This interim fix is not applicable to any other fix pack versions of WebSphere Commerce Developer 6.0. No upgrades to any of the additional supported software are needed.

Download and install the WebSphere Commerce Update Installer. The directory to which you install the Update Installer will be called UPDI_installdir through the rest of this document.

Obtain the interim fix package (.pak file) for APAR JR28321 and place it in a location accessible to the WebSphere Commerce Update Installer. For example UPDI_installdir/maintenance.

Installing WebSphere Commerce Developer Interim Fix JR28321

Important:

  • The WebSphere Commerce Developer Test server must be stopped before applying the fixes.

Applying the WebSphere Commerce Developer fixes

Complete one of the following sections:

To uninstall the fixes, refer to Removing the WebSphere Commerce Developer fixes.

Applying the WebSphere Commerce Developer fixes using the graphical installer

Complete this section to install the WebSphere Commerce Developer interim fix.

Updating the WebSphere Commerce Developer installation directory

  1. Using the command line, navigate to the UPDI_installdir directory and type the following command based on your operating system:
    • update.bat
  2. On the Welcome panel, review the information and click Next to continue.
  3. Specify the WebSphere Commerce Developer installation directory.
  4. Ensure the correct directory is listed for the WebSphere Commerce Developer product. Enter the correct directory and click Next.
  5. Select Install maintenance package. Click Next.
  6. Select the appropriate .pak file from UPDI_installdir/maintenance directory and click Next.
  7. On the summary page, review the information and click Next to begin the installation.
  8. Ensure that the installer displays the message
    • Success:The following maintenance package was installed.
    • If you do not see this message the installer will indicate which log files to check. Click Finish.

Applying the WebSphere Commerce Developer fixes using the silent installer

Complete this section to silently install the WebSphere Commerce Developer interim fix.

Updating the WebSphere Commerce Developer installation directory

This section updates the WebSphere Commerce Developer.

  1. Navigate to the UPDI_installdir/responsefiles directory and open the install.txt file in a text editor.
  2. Edit the install.txt file, ensuring the following sections are edited appropriately:
    • The -W maintenance.package contains the full path name for the interim fix. For example:
      • -W maintenance.package="C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere\UpdateInstaller\V61\UPDI\maintenance\APAR1.pak"
    • The -W product.location contains the full path name of the WebSphere Commerce Developer installation directory. For example:
      • -W product.location="C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere\WCToolkitPro60 "

Verify that the -W update.instancename and -W update.db entries do not exist or are commented out. Save the file and exit.

  1. Run the following command from the UPDI_installdir:
    • update.bat -silent -options UPDI_installdir/responsefiles/install.txt
  2. Refer to the log files in the following directory to verify that your install was successful:
    • WCD_installdir/logs/update

Removing the WebSphere Commerce Developer fixes

Important

  1. Ensure that you are logged in with a Windows user ID that is a member of the Administrator group.
  2. Complete one of the following steps:
    • To remove the fix from the WebSphere Commerce Developer product:
      • Stop the following servers:
        • WebSphere Commerce Developer Test server.

Complete one of the following sections:

Uninstalling  the WebSphere Commerce Developer fixes using the graphical installer

Complete this section to uninstall the WebSphere Commerce Developer fix.

Removing the interim fix from the WebSphere Commerce Developer installation directory

  1. Using the command line, navigate to the UPDI_installdir directory and type the following command based on your operating system:
    • update.bat
  2. On the Welcome panel, review the information and click Next to continue.
  3. On the Product Selection panel ensure that the directory name is correct. This is the WebSphere Commerce Developer installation directory.
  4. Click Next to accept the WebSphere Commerce Developer product found on your computer.
  5. Select Uninstall Maintenance package. Click Next.
  6. Select the appropriate .pak file and click Next.
  7. Ensure that the installer displays the message
    • Success:The following maintenance package was uninstalled.
    • If you do not see this message the installer will indicate which log files to check. Review the information and click Relaunch to start the Update Install wizard again or Finish to close the Update Installer.
  8. On the Summary page, review the information and click Next to begin the uninstall process.
  9. Refer to the log files in the following directory to verify that your uninstall was successful:
    • WCD_installdir/logs/update

Uninstalling  the WebSphere Commerce Developer fixes using the silent installer

Complete this section to uninstall the WebSphere Commerce Developer interim fix.

Removing the interim fix from the WebSphere Commerce Developer installation directory

  1. Navigate to the UPDI_installdir/responsefiles directory and open the uninstall.txt file in a text editor.
  2. To remove the fix from the WebSphere Commerce Developer product:
    1. Update the -W backup.package entry with the name of the maintenance package that you want to uninstall.

Note:

If the -W backup.package is not specified, the most recently installed fix is uninstalled.

    1. Update the -W product.location with the location of the WebSphere Commerce Developer install.
    2. Ensure that the following line does not exist or is commented out of the uninstall.txt file:
      1. W update.instancename="instance_name"

 

  1. Run the following command:
    1. update.bat -silent -options UPDI_installdir/responsefiles/uninstall.txt
  1. Refer to the log files in the following directory to verify that your uninstall was successful:
    • WCD_installdir/logs/update
 
 






 
 
 
 
 
 

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