on 11-24-2005 11:28 AM
Hi all,
I have upgraded the Java Infrastructure successfully, but I had to reconfigure the SLD (object server etc.) as well as the CMS track information in order to get the Infrastructure working again. Luckyly I only had a test track with test components set up otherwise I assume I would have lost my work.
Is this supposed to happen? I can't imagine that this is the way an upgrade for a development infrastructure should work. Somehow the configuration data should be stored and reimported after the upgrade.
Maybe I missed something during the upgrade regarding the preserving of the configuration data.
Has anyone made the same/a better experience during the JDI upgrade?
Any input is greatly appreciated.
BR Helga
Hi,
Check whether version of all components in JDI and WAS is same.
Version Mismatch may lead to such situations.
NEx
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Hi Helga,
I did several updates of NWDI yet and never had such a problem.
My updates
Java & ABAP Stack: SP07 --> SP09
Java Stack: SP09 --> SP11
Java Stack: SP09 --> SP12
Regards
Helmut
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We went from SP9 to 12 to 13 to 14 and had no such problems. I don't recall any specific action we had to take to preserve configuration.
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