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Sun Java System Application Server 9.1 Upgrade and Migration Guide
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Preface
Chapter 1 Application Server Compatibility Issues
Application Client Interoperability
HTTP File Caching
Default Admin Port
domain.xml Elements
Deprecated Attributes
System Properties
Implicit URL Rewriting
Web Server Features
Realms
Sun Deployment Descriptor: sun-web.xml
The encodeCookies Property
CORBA Performance Option
File Formats
Cluster Scripts
Primary Key Attribute Values
Command Line Interface: hadbm
Command Line Interface: start-appserv and stop-appserv
Command Line Interface: asadmin
asadmin Subcommands
Error Codes for Start and Stop Subcommands
Deprecated and Unsupported Options
Dotted Names
Tokens in Attribute Values
Nulls in Attribute Values
Chapter 2 Upgrading an Application Server Installation
Upgrade Overview
Upgrade Tool Interfaces
Upgrade Terminology
Upgrade Tool Functionality
Migration of Deployed Applications
Upgrade of Clusters
Transfer of Certificates and Realm Files
Upgrade Verification
Upgrade Rollback
Upgrade Scenarios
Upgrading from Java ES 5 or Java ES 5 Update 1
To Upgrade to Application Server 9.1 (Java ES Update 1)
To Upgrade Service Registry
Upgrading your Application Server
To Upgrade from the Command Line
To Upgrade using the Upgrade Tool Wizard
To Upgrade a Cluster
To Upgrade a Node Agent
Correcting Potential Upgrade Problems
Node Agent Startup Failure
_TimerPool Issue
Problems Due to Missing Client JAR Files
Problems with Migrated Applications that Use JavaDB
classpath-suffix and classpath-prefix Not Transferred
JVM Options Not Transferred
Port Conflict Problems
Problems Encountered When A Single Domain has Multiple Certificate Database Passwords
Load balancer Plug-in Problems During Side-by-Side Upgrade
Migration of Additional HTTP Listeners Defined on the Source Server to the Target Server
Migration of Additional HTTP and IIOP Listeners Defined on the Source Server to the Target Server
Binary and Remote Upgrades
Chapter 3 Migrating Java EE Applications
Understanding Migration
Java EE Components and Standards
Java EE Application Components
Why is Migration Necessary?
What Needs to be Migrated
Deployment descriptors (XML files)
JSP source files
Java source files
Migration Tool and Other Resources
Deploying the Migrated Application
Chapter 4 Migrating from EJB 1.1 to EJB 2.0
EJB Query Language
Local Interfaces
EJB 2.0 Container-Managed Persistence (CMP)
Defining Persistent Fields
Defining Entity Bean Relationships
Message-Driven Beans
Migrating EJB Client Applications
Declaring EJBs in the JNDI Context
Recap on Using EJB JNDI References
Placing EJB References in the JNDI Context
Global JNDI context versus local JNDI context
Migrating CMP Entity EJBs
To Verify if a Bean Can be Migrated
Migrating the Bean Class
To Migrate the Bean Class
Migration of ejb-jar.xml
To Migrate the EJB Deployment Descriptor
Custom Finder Methods
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