This document provides information about the IBM® FileNet® P8 Process Engine 4.5.1.0-P8PE-IF001 interim fix, which updates the Process Engine client installation files. The fix provided in this interim fix removes an unnecessary class. The class conflicts with a class that is included in some versions of JBoss deployed for the Content Engine. The conflict causes some web services calls to fail.
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This interim fix does not introduce any new features.
For more information about Process Engine new features and known issues, see the IBM FileNet P8 Release Notes.
Before installing this interim fix, verify you have an installed copy of the latest IBM FileNet P8 Platform Documentation package. This documentation package contains additional information that you might need to perform the procedures mentioned in this readme, such as stopping services and applications.
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The following component must be installed before installing this interim fix:
Run the Process Engine client installer that is shipped with this fix pack to synchronize the version of Process Engine files on the Content Engine. Do not update Process Engine client files to this fix pack if you have not already updated Process Engine.
You must run the installer once on each of the other servers. Perform one or more of the following procedures, depending on which applications run in your environment.
In some cases, multiple applications will reside on the same server. An example of this would be if Records Manager were collocated with Application Engine. To update multiple applications at the same time, select all collocated applications on the Product Selection screen.
To install the Process Engine client files, perform the following steps on all Content Engine servers. Except where noted, the steps apply to WebSphere, WebLogic, and JBoss.
| Operating system | Cache directories to delete |
UNIX |
/opt/bea/user_projects/domains/mydomain/servers/AdminServer/tmp/_WL_user\Engine-wl
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Windows |
C:\bea\user_projects\domains\mydomain\servers\AdminServer\tmp\_WL_user\Engine-wl
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In this screen... |
Perform this action... |
Products to Update |
Select Content Engine |
Stop Running Software |
If prompted, stop all running software components |
Installation Summary |
Validate that the information displayed is correct and that there is enough space to complete the installation. |
Software Components |
Select the software components to automatically start after the installation is complete. |
Windows 4.5.1.0-P8PECLIENT-IF001-WIN.EXE -silent -options path\P8PEClient_silent_input.txt
UNIX 4.5.1.0-P8PECLIENT-IF001-<operating system>.BIN -silent -options path/P8PEClient_silent_input.txt
This interim fix does not have an uninstall option. For support, see "Contact customer support".
The table lists the fixes and features in this interim fix.
| APAR | Defect | Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
PJ37261 |
849700 |
Fix |
A java.lang.LinkageError: loader constraint violation occurs when attempting to use Process Engine web services on JBoss 5.1 due to a conflict with the QName class. |
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