How to know which version and SP my WAS Java is?

[Former Member]

Hi Guys

How do I find out which version, SP etc. my WAS JAVA is at the moment?

Cheers,

Jacob Vennervald

Message was edited by: Linda Bortolus

[daniel_davinci]

No problem Jacob.

FYI - I was just playing around in the Playpen forum and I think you can't assign points for topics that are not posted as questions.

Cheers

[Former Member]

Hi Jacob,

I edited your original post to check the box under the message field indicating that this was a question. Then, I awarded some points on your behalf, but feel free to increase them!

See: /people/mark.finnern/blog/2004/08/10/spread-the-love for directions.

Click on the Yellow Star icon in each reply.

You can give:

1 - 10 pointer (solves problem, marks as answered)

2 - 6 pointers (very helpful)

Lots of 2 pointers (helpful)

Cheers!

Linda (and Mark Finnern)

Message was edited by: Linda Bortolus

[daniel_davinci]

Actually I'm not sure! (I have never posted a question yet) I believe that you can click a star next to the responses? And you can also mark the question as answered for other users who may search the forum with the same question.

Cheers

Daniel

[Former Member]

I've been looking around also in the FAQ but I can't find any info on assigning points.

Sorry

[daniel_davinci]

Nice to know the location of the text file Ivaylo, thanks.

Jacob, please assign points to those that are able to help.

Thanks & Regards

Daniel

[Former Member]

How do I assign points to users?

[Former Member]

Hi,

in addition to what Daniel suggested, you could have a look at this post, which provides more details about the relation between kernel patch level and corresponding SP version:

Hope that helps!

[Former Member]

Thanks a lot.

It's an SP3... better patch it 🐵

Jacob Vennervald

[daniel_davinci]

Hi Jacob,

One way is to: Log into Visual Administrator> On the cluster tab select “Server”. In the right hand side screen you will see your Kernel Version.

For a more detailed view Expand the Services tree> go to Monitoring> In the right hand window expand the “System” item> Then click “System Properties”.

Here you will see a detailed view along with some other goodies.

Let me know if you need further detail.

Please assign points if this helps.

Cheers

Daniel