Sun Java System Web Server 6.1 SP10 Release Notes

Migration

The following table lists the known issues in Migration.

Table 21 Known Issues in Migration

Problem ID 

Description 

6514480 

Cannot enable Java on a migrated 4.1 instance even after opting to enable JAVA at the time of migration and enabling from the GUI after migration. 

Workaround: Manually add the following entries to the obj.conf file and restart the instance:

<Object name="default">
	NameTrans fn="ntrans-j2ee" name="j2ee"
	NameTrans ......
	.......
	PathCheck .....
	.......
	ObjectType ......
	.......
	Service .......
	.......
	Error fn="error-j2ee"
	AddLog .....
</Object>

<Object .....
	.....
</Object>

<Object name="j2ee">
	Service fn="service-j2ee" method="*"
</Object>

4790457 

Cannot change the document root of a migrated server from 4.1. 

Workaround: Edit the migrated instance's obj.conf and server.xml manually. These files are located under SERVER_ROOT/HTTPS-INSTANCE/config directory.

In obj.conf change the line


NameTrans fn=document-root root="<existing_doc_root>"

to 


NameTrans fn=document-root root="$docroot"

In server.xml, under the relevant VSCLASS change the line

<PROPERTY name="docroot" value="existing-doc-root">

to 

<PROPERTY name="docroot" value="new-doc-root">

6213097 

ktsearch.jar is not migrated correctly on Sun Java Enterprise System 3 (JES3).

Workaround: Manually edit the server.xml file of the migrated instance to point to the correct path.

For Linux: /opt/sun/private/share/lib/ktsearch.jar

For Solaris SPARC: /usr/share/lib/ktsearch.jar

5007081 

Web application file status ignored during migration from 6.0 to 6.1 

Web application status defined at the file level in the server.xml file is not migrated. If a user has switched off the status of the web applications file to suppress them, upon migration these web applications are exposed.

Workaround: Edit the server.xml file of the migrated instance and turn off status for each web application.

4988156 

Installation of SP_2 patch on existing install (update) 

If you want to upgrade the Sun Java System Web Server 6.1 that is installed as a part of Sun Java Enterprise System (JES), to the latest Service Pack, download and apply the relevant patches. For more details, refer to the JES 3 Migration and Upgrade Guide.