The following table lists
the hardware and software requirements for installing and running the Tuxedo
Enterprise Connector.
Component | Requirement |
Computer and Operating System | One of the following systems:
• Intel Pentium microprocessor running Microsoft Windows NT version 4.0 with Service Pack 5 • Sun SPARC running Solaris 2.6 • Sun SPARC running Solaris
8
|
Memory | Per CPU: 256 MB minimum; 512 MB recommended |
Available disk space | Total disk space: 200 MB on NT, 400 MB on Solaris |
CD-ROM drive | CD-ROM drive |
Network software | TCP/IP |
Browser software | One of the following web
browser:
• Netscape Communicator 4.5 • Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 (NT only) |
Tuxedo System | Tuxedo 6.5 |
Other software | • iPlanet Application Server
6.0 SP1
• Unified Integration Framework 6.0 SP1 • Tuxedo Workstation Client 6.5 The iPlanet Application Server and Unified Integration Framework must be installed prior to installing the Tuxedo Enterprise Connector. The Tuxedo Workstation Client
libraries must be
|
Installation of this product is as follows:
http://docs.iplanet.com/docs/manuals/ias.html
Adobe Acrobat 4.0 and PostScript printer
with PS level 2 fonts are required to print the PDF version.
ID | Summary |
394230 | Tuxedo Worker Process (tuxclient) core dumps under load |
395627 | Improve Tuxedo Developer's Guide documentation |
395626 | Improve Tuxedo Administrator's Guide documentation |
399080 | Management Console doesn't work if /WS install directory contains embedded spaces |
399507 | Inconsistency in usage of Java package name with SimpAppServlet |
394477 | Provide task item to 'Edit Datasource' functionality GUI |
401286 | Samples shipped doesn't work with APP_PW and USER_AUTH security levels |
499981 | Internationalization (I18N) support |
503821 | Problem with setting TUXDIR variable in iPlanet Application Server cluster mode |
512252 | Incorrect handling of special characters with FML field name in Management Console |
514863 | KJS crash when the Unused connection time exceeds MaxUnusedTime with POOL |
Try to avoid using CTRL+B and CTRL+C key operations during installation on Solaris.
Installer doesn't copy samples in webless installation mode
In a webless installation, the web
server and iPlanet Application Server reside on separate machines. In this
configuration mode
the Tuxedo Enterprise Connector installation
procedure does not automatically copy the HTML and image files pertaining
to connector
samples to the web server document
root directory. In order to run the samples shipped with the Tuxedo Enterprise
Connector,
the HTML and image files must be copied
manually from the iPlanet Application Server instance to the web server
instance as described
in section "Copying files in Webless
Installation" in Administrator's Guide.
Uninstaller doesn't delete repository content related to Tuxedo connector
Use the UIF Repository Browser to delete the unwanted datasource(s).
Uninstaller doesn't unregister Tuxedo Extension
The uninstaller will not automatically unregister the Tuxedo extension in iPlanet Registry database.
To unregister, perform the following steps:
1. Open the iPlanet Registry
Editor by typing kregedit at the command line.
2. Open the following key:
SOFTWARE\iPlanet\Application Server\6.0\CCS0\Extensions\TuxedoAdapterExt\cTuxedoAdapterExt\ENABLED
3. Set the value to 0 and
click OK to save your changes.
Uninstaller removes common files in multi-connector installation
When uninstalling one of several connectors,
such as R/3, PeopleSoft, or CICS, the common directories
<iAS InstallDir>/ias/APPS/console
and <iAS InstallDir>/ias/APPS/ecu may be deleted. It is necessary to
copy these directories back to APPS
directory from <iAS InstallDir>/ias/APPS/UIFbackup for the
Tuxedo connector to function correctly.
FML fields cannot be deleted using the Repository Browser
The FML fields cannot be deleted using
the UIF Repository Browser. Use the Netscape Console to
delete the unwanted FML/FML32 field(s).
Optionally, the config node can be exported into an XML file,
delete unwanted FML field entries
in XML file and re-import using the Repository Browser.