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Oracle Java Composite Application Platform Suite 6.3 Release Notes

Operating System, External System, and Platform Updates

Design-Time and Runtime Platform Changes

Operating System Changes

Browser and External System Changes

Password Changes

Starting GlassFish from the NetBeans IDE

Installing and Upgrading

Changes to the Default Domain

Oracle WebLogic JMS and Advanced Queuing

Changes and Enhancements to Java CAPS Components

JBI Component Changes and Enhancements

New JBI Components

Discontinued JBI Components

Changes to Existing JBI Components

Database Binding Component Enhancements

BPEL Service Engine Enhancements

IEP Service Engine Enhancements

File Binding Component Enhancements

FTP Binding Component Enhancements

HTTP Binding Component Enhancements

JMS Binding Component Enhancements

Scheduler Binding Component Enhancements

Changes and Enhancements to Repository-Based Components

General

Java CAPS JMS

Adapters and Message Libraries

Business Process Manager

New Replicate Repository Utility

New Utility for Listing Repository Objects

Issues Addressed in Java CAPS 6.3

JBI Issues Addressed

Repository-Based Issues Addressed

Master Data Management Issues Addressed

Known Issues in Java CAPS 6.3

Known Issues for Adapters and Message Libraries

Known Issues for the BPEL Service Engine

Known Issues for Composite Page Designer

Known Issues for the Data Integrator Service Engine

Known Issues for the Database Binding Component

Known Issues for the Enterprise Service Bus

Known Issues for the File Binding Component

Known Issues for the FTP Binding Component

Known Issues for the HL7 Binding Component

Known Issues for the IEP Service Engine

Known Issues for Java Application Projects for JAXB

Known Issues for the JBI Bridge

Known Issues for the LDAP Binding Component

Known Issues for Java CAPS Master Index

Known Issues for the XSLT Service Engine

Known Issues for Composite Applications

Known JBI Management Issues

Known Localization Issues

Known Installation and Startup Issues

Known Interoperability Issues

Known NetBeans Issues

Known GlassFish Enterprise Server Issues

Known Issues for JBI Clustering

Other Known Issues

Installing and Upgrading

For this release, the names of the installation executable files have changed to include the name of the operating system. For example, the new name for the Windows file is JavaCAPS-Windows.exe and the name for the Solaris file is JavaCAPS-Solaris.bin.

There are two paths to upgrade the Repository-based Java CAPS components from previous versions of release 6. In the first method, you install Java CAPS 6.3, export all projects from the older release 6 environment, and then import them into the new 6.3 environment. In the second method, you install Java CAPS 6.3, install a patch to update the older release 6 Repository, and then connect to the older Repository from the Java CAPS 6.3 environment. With the second option, you have a side-by-side installation, but you do not use the new Repository. Instead you continue to use the existing upgraded Repository.

The patch to upgrade the Repository is included on your installation media in patches/patches_ml.zip. The patch file is named 6946084-01-REP.zip. For full upgrade instructions, see Upgrading to Oracle Java CAPS 6.3.