6484181 

Portal Server configures JVM stack size to 128K (too low) for Web Server 7.0 64–bit to start.

If Web Server 7.0 is already configured in 64–bit mode, and the Portal Server installation is started, Portal Server configuration does not set stack size to 128K. However, if both Portal Server and Web Server are already installed and configured in 32–bit mode, switching to 64–bit mode involve series of manual steps that are described in the Workaround section. 

Workaround

If Portal Server part of Java ES 5 is deployed on top of the 32–bit version of Web Server 7.0, and if you would like to start the server in 64-bit mode, perform the following steps: 

1. # install_dir/bin/wadm delete-jvm-options --user=admin --port=8989 --password-file=passfile --config=HOST_NAME "-Xms512M -Xmx768M -Xss128k"

2. # install_dir/bin/wadm create-jvm-options --user=admin --port=8989 --password-file=passfile --config=HOST_NAME "-Xms512M -Xmx768M -Xss512k"

3. Increase the native stack size of Web Server 7.0 to 139264 by typing the following command:

   # install_dir/bin/wadm set-thread-pool --user=admin --config=config_name --password-file=filename native-stack-size=139264

4. Deploy the configuration.

   # install_dir/bin/wadm deploy-config

6487041 

schemagen/xjc/wsgen/wsimport scripts not present in Java ES Web Server installation.

schemagen/xjc/wsgen/wsimport scripts are present in different locations in Java ES installation and stand-alone installation of Web Server.

Workaround

The scripts are part of the Web Services components. In a stand-alone Web Server installation, these scripts and JAR files are located in install_dir/bin and install_dir/lib directories respectively.

In Java ES installation, scripts and JAR files are installed as part of the shared component and they reside outside the Web Server installation root.  

The location of scripts and JAR files on different platforms are listed below: 

Solaris OS: 

• Scripts are under /opt/SUNWjax/bin directory.

• JAR files are under /opt/SUNWjax/lib and /usr/share/lib directory.

Linux and HP-UX: 

• scripts are under /opt/sun/bin and /opt/sun/share/jaxb/bin directories.

• JAR files are under /opt/sun/share/jaxb/lib, /opt/sun/share/lib and /opt/sun/private/share/lib directories.

Windows: 

• Scripts are under <JES_installation_dir>\share\bin and <JES_installation_dir>\share\jaxb2\bin directories.

• JAR files are under <JES_installation_dir>\share\jaxb2\lib and <JES_installation_dir>\share\lib directories.

6432106 

Sun Java System Portal Server search throws exception after Web Server upgrade.

Portal Server search functionality throws exception when upgrading Web Server from Java ES 4 to Java ES 5.  

Workaround

Move the existing libdb-3.3.so and libdb_java-3.3.so library files to an appropriate location, somewhere outside the Web Server's private directories. Once the Portal Server libraries are in a suitable location, that path must be specified for the <libdb-3.3.so path>:<libdb_java-3.3.so path> in the following commands.

On Solaris platform, perform the following steps: 

1. Copy the libdb-3.3.so and libdb_java-3.3.so files from Web Server 6.1 lib directory to an appropriate location.

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   Note –

   For HP-UX, the files are libdb-3.3.sl and libdb_java-3.3.sl. For windows, the files are libdb-3.3.dll and libdb_java-3.3.dll.

   ---

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   Caution –

   Do not copy the library files to Web Server 7.0 private directories (For example, lib directory).

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2. Create a directory (mkdir) by name /portal_libraries. Copy the library files libdb-3.3.so and libdb_java-3.3.so to /portal_libraries.

3. Use the wadm command to inform the Web Server about the location of the library files.

4. Get the current native library path setting by typing the following administration CLI command:

   get-jvm-prop -user=admin --config=hostname native-library-path-prefix

   Save the output.

5. Append the copied libdb-3.3.so and libdb_java-3.3.so path to the existing native library path by typing the following administration CLI command.

   set-jvm-prop --config=hostname native-library-path-prefix=<existing native library-path>:</portal-libraries-path>

   where, portal-libraries-path is the location of where you copied the libdb-3.3.so and libdb_java-3.3.so files in Step 1.

   If you do not get any results or output for the get-jvm-prop command, at the command prompt, set the native-library-path-prefix:

   native-library-path-prefix=</portal-libraries-path>

6. ---

   Note –

   For Windows platform, use ';' as the separator for native-library-path-prefix parameter as follows:

   native-library-path-prefix=<existing native libarary path>;<portal-libraries-path>

   For non-Windows platform, use the ':' as the separator for native-library-path-prefix parameter as follows:

   native-library-path-prefix=<existing native libarary path>:<portal-libraries-path>

   ---

7. Deploy the modified configuration by typing the following command:

   deploy-config [--user=admin-user] config-name

6504178 

Migration logs reports a bogus "root is not a valid user" message on Java ES 5.

While migrating from Java ES 4 to Java ES 5 on UNIX platforms, the migration log file reports WARNING: "root is not a valid user". This is incorrect as the "root" user is valid on that host.

6453037 

A lot of warnings/info messages displayed at Web Server startup on the standard output instead of routing these messages to the log file.

6549580 

Web Server running on Windows contains no description for the service and the description is not updated after applying Java ES Update 1 patches.

6550622 

When upgrading Java ES 5 software to Java ES 5 Update 1, Portal Server samples fail with JSF exceptions if you have upgraded only Web Server but not the Portal Server.

For more information, see Compatibility Issues.

6643821 

SMF commands removes Java ES environment from startserv and stopserv scripts (Solaris 10 only).

Workaround

Set the following LD_LIBRARY_PATH in the Solaris 10 environment. LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/mps/secv1:/usr/lib/mps:/usr/lib/mps/sasl2:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH