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Siebel Installation Guide for UNIX: Servers, Mobile Web Clients, Tools > Uninstalling Siebel eBusiness Applications >
Uninstalling Non-Enterprise Servers or the SWSE
The process for uninstalling the Siebel Database Server, Siebel CORBA Object Manager, Siebel Web Server Extension (SWSE), and eAI Connector files is virtually identical to the uninstallation of the Siebel Server, except the parameter you provide will be different. To uninstall these products
- Enter:
uninstall.ksh product_name optional_arguments
where:
- product_name = The code for the product you want to uninstall.
corbaom (for the CORBA Object Manager), eappweb (for the SWSE), encryption (the Strong Encryption Pack), ses (for the Siebel Enterprise Server components such as Siebel Gateway Name Server, Siebel Server, Siebel Database Server, EAI, and PIMSI), and thirdparty (for Siebel Report Server).
For example:
uninstall.ksh eappweb
uninstall.ksh ses -is:javaconsole -console
uninstall.ksh ses -args SS_SETUP_INI=test.ini
For additional uninstallation information regarding the SWSE, see Restoring a Web Server After Uninstalling the SWSE. Restoring a Web Server After Uninstalling the SWSE
After uninstalling your SWSE, you can restore your Web server using the following procedure. To restore your Web Server
- Copy all the backup configuration files, created during installation, referenced in the following example to their original location under the Web server directory.
config_file_name_backup_timestamp.bak
For example:
obj_conf_020714204932.bak
Solaris
start
config/mime.types
config/obj.conf
config/magnus.conf
AIX and HP-UX
conf/httpd.conf
conf/mime.types
- (HP-UX Only) Reset any existing
LANG variable to the actual directory that the symbolic link represents. If the environmental variable LANG is set to a directory name that is a symbolic link, the Java uninstaller for Siebel Server will fail.
NOTE: The LANG variable cannot be set to univ.utf8. This causes the uninstaller to fail.
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