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Installing Patches for Java CAPS

Installing Java CAPS 6 Patches

This topic provides instructions on how to install Java CAPS 6 patches, including information that helps you verify that the installation completed successfully. Before installing patches you must obtain them from Java CAPS Support at http://goldstar.stc.com. For information about patches, script variables, and uninstallation procedures, see Java CAPS 6 Patch Overview, Java CAPS 6 Patch Management Tools, and Uninstalling Java CAPS 6 Patches.

Note –

As in previous releases, Java CAPS user applications will have to be rebuilt and redeployed if you want to use the patched product component. This situation can arise after a design-time NetBeans IDE, design-time Command-line Codegen, and/or a Repository patch has been installed.

If you have installed Java CAPS across multiple servers, such as NetBeans IDE on server 1 and Sun GlassFish Enterprise Server on server 2, you need to install the patch(es) on more than one machine. The tool informs you of a successful patch installation at the conclusion of the process.

Note –

If a patch installation is interrupted, use the uninstall script to remove the patch before applying the patch again.

ProcedureTo Install a Sun GlassFish Enterprise Server Environment Patch

This procedure installs a runtime patch on the Sun GlassFish Enterprise Server, with the ZIP file name using the format of nnnnnnn-nn–RT.zip.

Note –

The -domain option is used to patch a particular domain. If you want to patch only the application server installation directory you must run the patch without the -domain option.

  1. Change directory to JavaCAPS6–INSTALL-DIR/appserver/domains/domain-name/bin.

    Note –

    JavaCAPS6–INSTALL-DIR is the directory where you installed Java CAPS.

  2. From the command line, run ./stopserver.sh or (stopserver.bat) to stop the application server.

  3. Change directory to JavaCAPS6–INSTALL-DIR/caps-patch/util/bin.

  4. At the command line, enter ./caps-patch-install -verbose -domain domain-name -patch any-directory/nnnnnnn-nn-RT.zip.

    Note –

    any-directory is the path to the patch.

  5. Change directory to JavaCAPS6–INSTALL-DIR/appserver/domains/domain-name/bin.

  6. From the command line, run ./startserver.sh (or startserver.bat) to start the application server.

ProcedureTo Install an Enterprise Manager Environment Patch

This procedure installs a patch on the Enterprise Manager Server, with the ZIP file name using the format of nnnnnnn-nn–EM.zip.

  1. Change directory to JavaCAPS6–INSTALL-DIR/emanager.

    Note –

    JavaCAPS6–INSTALL-DIR is the directory where you installed Java CAPS.

  2. From the command line, run ./stopserver.sh (or stopserver.bat) to stop the Enterprise Manager server.

  3. Change directory to JavaCAPS6–INSTALL-DIR/caps-patch/util/bin.

  4. At the command line, enter ./caps-patch-install -patch any-directory/nnnnnnn-nn-EM.zip.

    Note –

    any-directory is the path to the patch.

  5. Change directory to JavaCAPS6–INSTALL-DIR/emanager.

  6. From the command line, run ./startserver.sh (or startserver.bat) to start the Enterprise Manager server.

ProcedureTo Install a Design-time NetBeans IDE Environment Patch

This procedure installs a patch on NetBeans IDE, with the ZIP file name using the format of nnnnnnn-nn–DT-NB.zip.

  1. Close NetBeans IDE.

  2. Change directory to JavaCAPS6–INSTALL-DIR/caps-patch/util/bin.

    Note –

    JavaCAPS6–INSTALL-DIR is the directory where you installed Java CAPS.

  3. At the command line, enter ./caps-patch-install -verbose -patch any-directory/nnnnnnn-nn-DT-NB.zip.

    Note –

    any-directory is the path to the patch.

ProcedureTo Install a Command-line Codegen Environment Patch

This procedure installs a command-line Codegen patch with the ZIP file name using the format of nnnnnnn-nn–DT-CLI.zip.

  1. Change directory to JavaCAPS6–INSTALL-DIR/caps-patch/util/bin.

    Note –

    JavaCAPS6–INSTALL-DIR is the directory where you installed Java CAPS.

  2. At the command line, enter ./caps-patch-install -verbose -clirepdir cmdlineCodegenRepositoryDir -patch any-directory/nnnnnnn-nn-DT-CLI.zip.

    Note –

    any-directory is the path to the patch.

ProcedureTo Install a Repository Environment Patch

This procedure installs a Repository patch with the ZIP file name using the format of nnnnnnn-nn–REP.zip.

Caution – Caution –

This patch cannot be uninstalled.

  1. Change directory to JavaCAPS6–INSTALL-DIR/repository/repository.

    Note –

    JavaCAPS6–INSTALL-DIR is the directory where you installed Java CAPS.

  2. From the command line, run ./stopserver.sh (or stopserver.bat) to stop the Repository.

  3. Change directory to JavaCAPS6–INSTALL-DIR/caps-patch/util/bin.

  4. At the command line, enter ./caps-patch-install -verbose -patch any-directory\nnnnnnn-nn-REP.zip.

    Note –

    any-directory is the path to the patch.

  5. Change directory to JavaCAPS6–INSTALL-DIR/repository/repository.

  6. From the command line, run ./startserver.sh (or startserver.bat) to start the Repository.

  7. Start NetBeans IDE, or if it is already running, refresh it.