Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer 10.3.0 - released November 2008

These release notes cover all releases of Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer 10.3.

Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer 10.3.0 supports the following:

• Operating Systems: AIX 5.3 (on POWER3, POWER4, POWER5); HP-UX 11i V3 or V2 (on Itanium); RedHat Enterprise Linux 4 update 3 or above (on x86); Solaris 9 and 10 (on SPARC); SUSE Enterprise Linux 9 (on x86); Windows Server 2003 SP2 Standard, Enterprise or Datacenter (on x86)

At the time of release, Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer 10.3.0 supports the following:

• Oracle WebCenter Interaction 10.3.0
• Oracle-BEA AquaLogic Interaction 6.5.x, 6.1.x, 6.0

The following product documentation is available:

The following product documentation is distributed with the release package:

• Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer fails to support interoperability with Universal Content Management portlet suite and BI EE portlet suite. (Issue #70303)
  
  Workaround: Use Oracle WebCenter JSR-168 Container instead of Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer. For details on deployment, refer to the installation documentation of UCM and BI EE portlet suites as well as the Oracle WebCenter JSR-168 Container Developer Guide.
• WSRP Portlet window mode is not retained upon session logoff. (Issue #62682).
• The AIX installer for Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer does not report Out Of Disk Space error correctly. The following is reported in the ALI_WSRP_Consumer_InstallLog.log installation logs: Additional Notes: NOTE - Required Disk Space: 0; Free Disk Space: 460,533,760 (Issue #23907).
• The Oracle WebCenter Configuration Manager is not correctly installed on AIX platforms. The installer will report that serious errors occurred in the installation. The Oracle WebCenter Configuration Manager on AIX requires the system administrator to create a self-signed certificate and the Oracle WebCenter Configuration Manager must be viewed with Firefox 1.5 or above, Firefox 2.X, or Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 (Issue #63287).

1. Install Oracle WebCenter WSRP Consumer on AIX.


2. Run the following from the command line to generate a certificate in the default directory. NOTE: It is necessary to use the "changeit" storepass and keypass. It is also necessary to use the default keystore specified below. These are the default values that the ALI Configuration Manager requires.


$PT_HOME/jre150/bin/keytool -genkey -alias tomcat -keyalg RSA -storepass changeit -keypass changeit -keystore "$PT_HOME/configmgr/2.0/security/.keystore" -dname "cn=$HOSTNAME"


3. Add the following context at the top of the $PT_HOME/configmgr/2.0/settings/config/private.xml file.


<context name="EAS:configurator_HTTPSADVANCED"/>


4. Add the following component to the $PT_HOME/configmgr/2.0/settings/config/private.xml file This instructs the embedded tomcat application server for the Oracle WebCenter Configuration Manager to use the IBM security libraries.


<component name="EAS:containerdesc" type="http://www.plumtree.com/config/component/types/containerdesc">
<setting name="EAS:Additional"><value xsi:type="xsd:string">algorithm="IBMX509"</value></setting>
<clients><client name="EAS:configurator_HTTPSADVANCED" /></clients>
</component>


5. View the Oracle WebCenter Configuration Manager with Firefox 1.5 or above, Firefox 2.X, or Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 at https:// <HOSTNAME>:12345/cm/ui/cm.jsf.