This document contains information for WebSphere Everyplace Device Manager Version 5.0 fix pack 2.
This Readme contains the following information:
Note: | WebSphere Everyplace Device Manager Version 5.0 fix pack 2 is cumulative. If fix pack 1 was not installed, the changes provided with fix pack 1 are installed with fix pack 2. |
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Fix pack 2 includes all the corrections from fix pack 1 plus corrections for the following problems:
Agent timed out after downloading four to five bundles due to slower network traffic. Improved the retry logic for the agent to better handle slower networks, such as GPRS.
Modified Cab file to not check CPU Type.
Made SimpleOSGiPlugin Component available to WebSphere Everyplace Device Manager 5.0 customers.
Fix for WebSphere Everyplace Device Manager Patch Installer to remove problems installing patch on partioned file systems.
NullPointerException in fetchListOfAvailableSoftware(). Custom application got END_OF_SOFTWARE_SELECTION_LIST and was about to query list.
Custom application on device failed to get required version of software bundle from server during a client upgrade.
OSGi/SMF ServiceReference serviceReferences[]=bc.getServiceReferences(null, null); API was not behaving like the documentation described or was somewhat misleading.
WebSphere Everyplace Device Manager Windows 32 client did not expand bundle correctly.
When using the SOAP API createSoftware() to register new bundlesSERVER on WebSphere Everyplace Device Manager server, after registering about 600 bundles, there was a SOAP exception, and there were some errors on the WebSphere Everyplace Device Manager server. The exception is "java.io.IOException: Too many open files".
When the client OSGi packages information, or services information, or both changes based on a user action (Install/Uninstall/Start/Stop bundles using SMFBD, SMF Console, and so on), the information will be out of sync until a job is performed that effects the bundles state information on the client. The client has no mechanism to notify the server when something changes.
Lengthened column KEYBOARD_TYPE in COMPUTER inventory table.
Job Completion notification was sometimes lost.
Available Software List on agent did not show Native Windows 32 software.
Stopping Windows 32 agent service seemed to indicate an error even though it was successful.
Windows 32 device agent service would not run on Windows XP Service Pack 2.
Automatic update of inventory for SyncML-based device configuration jobs.
Lengthened FILE_LEGAL_TRADEMARKS column in FILE_DESC inventory table.
WebSphere Everyplace Device Manager, Version 5.0 must be already installed.
You can retrieve fix pack 2 code from the WebSphere Everyplace Device Manager support site:
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/pervasive/ws_everyplace_device_manager/support/
To install this fix pack, do the following:
For Windows 32 system:
installFixpack.bat DMS_HOMEFor example:
installFixpack.bat "C:\Program Files\TivDMS15"
For AIX or Solaris systems:
installFixpack.sh DMS_HOMEFor example:
./installFixpack.sh /usr/TivDMS15
*** End PatchInstall.java::main() *** Successful patch installation Return code: 0
Note: All pending operations and connections to the database should be completed and terminated while the Device Manager database fix pack is being applied.
DB2 Instructions
For Windows 32 systems:
cd c:\TivDMS15\sql\patch
For AIX or Solaris systems:
cd /usr/TivDMS15/sql/patch
For example:
db2 connect to dms user dmsadmin using password
db2 -tvf 1.5.1-DMS-IY68562_db2.sql -l 1.5.1-DMS-IY68562_db2.log
View the 1.5.1-DMS-IY68562_db2.log for any errors. The path to the log file is:
path\tmp\installComponents.log
db2 -tvf 1.5.1-DMS-39582_db2.sql -l 1.5.1-DMS-39582_db2.log
path\tmp\installComponents.log
Oracle Instructions
For Windows 32 systems:
cd c:\TivDMS15\sql\patch
For AIX or Solaris systems:
cd /usr/TivDMS15/sql/patch
For example:
sqlplus userID/password@dms
@1.5.1-DMS-IY68562_ora.sql;
Invoke the patch script:
@1.5.1-DMS-39582_ora.sql;
http://DM_server_host/dmserver/DMconsole
Removing this fix pack
To uninstall this fix pack, do one of the following:
For Windows 32 system:
uninstall_1.5.1-WES-0002.bat
For AIX or Solaris systems:
./uninstall_1.5.1-WES-0002.sh
This fix pack includes corrections for the following problems:
getSoftwareList() was returning all bundle versions available on server. Corrected problem when bundles have same bundle name but different bundle versions Agent returned only one bundle.
Enable client pull for update: fixes to software distribution job. Correctly process a OSGi bundle update. If a given bundle is installed and the agent attempts to install the same bundle, the current bundle will be updated.
New API: copybundle() only copies files to temp directory. Added support to client pull that allows software distribution to copy the file(s) and not attempt to install them. The API leaves the files in the staging or temporary directory.
Error recovery for lost connections: additional events. Added events for network related issues.
Error recovery for lost connections: fixed thread blocking issue. Corrected problem when the agent opens a socket and the connection is lost, the agent will terminate the socket, freeing the system.
Added set and getConnectionTimeout() to change connection timeout. Added timeout support for network connections to keep the JVM from waiting around for the connect to return.
Update SyncML/DM HTTP connections to use new HTTPR protocol J9 does not offer a method to set the connection timeout on a new socket. Added extension to the HTTP connection handler to allow setting a timeout on the socket.
Fixed performance issue related to addAccount(). Corrected problem with API constantly writing to the SyncML tree bin file when no updates were needed.
Changed SyncML Storable Output. Corrected performance problem using Vector().
SyncML Input changed analogous to SyncML Storable Output. Corrected performance problem using Vector().
Integrated ftpr.jar into osgiAgent.jar. Corrected problem using OSGi protocol handler registration and class not found problems when using HTTPR and FTPR protocols.
Terminate retry events.
Agent Bundle stop threw exception when osgiconfig was null. Corrected problem when the osgiconfig node has not been initialized.
Fixed message from previous run: PREREQS COULD NOT BE RESOLVED. Corrected problem with client pull APIs and not getting enough information returned after calling the APIs. The server will send the results after calling client pull APIs.
Agent sent two events, END_OF_SOFTWARE_SELECTION_LIST, for a correlation id.
Required bundles did not get loaded.
Duplicate software list download (potential app loop). Added correlator ID to client pull APIs. This allows a calling application to validate the response from the server. The application can match the correlator ID to see what action is needed next so it doesn't perform the same command again. This is useful when the agent disconnected in the middle of performing a job.
Server can't resolve bundle should give "FAILED_NO_RETRY" Corrected problem where the agent requested the installation of a bundle and the bundle prerequisites could not be resolved, the software distribution job should not have been attempted again.
We had a job with corr-id 167711820947985339 but the SESSION_STARTED and PACKAGE_SENT events have corr-id 0.
Windows 32 registry returns 404 due to node being deleted.
Adds an event when a bundle is copied and not installed by the agent. The event contains the Bundle Name and Version.
Agent status was false when it should have been true.
Performance problem when accessing tree bin file.
No activity from agent thread.
No stack trace and ERROR_null null null null:null event.
Stack trace wasn't working.
If a software distribution job was submitted and the software was deleted from the Device Manager database it caused a problem for a connecting device resulting in no jobs executing on every connect. The software distribution job could not run because there was a missing required software job parameter.
The invalid job was logged and ignored, but it was not cleared out of the vector such that the next time the device connected, the same situation occurred. This has been fixed such that the job is failed and subsequent jobs are executed normally.
When the console was installed on Windows XP machine the following error was returned when the user clicked on Help/Device Manager InfoCenter:
DYM0018E Unexpected error: CreateProcess: start "http://DM_server_host/dms/docs/en/InfoCenter/index.html" error=2 java.io.IOException: CreateProcess: start "http://DM_server_host/dms/docs/en/InfoCenter/index.html" error=2
In the Device Manager console, on the "New Software Properties" panel, the user must select a device class and job type combination in order to register the software properly. However, the panel allowed a user to click the OK button without selecting a device class and job type combination.
When this happened, the software job would not get registered properly, which caused a problem when the user created a new software distribution job. With this fix, the console automatically selects all the device class and job type combinations presented when the user tries to register new software.
Only one version of a bundle was appearing in software selection list on the OSGi client. Corrected a problem related to OSGi bundle automatic prerequisite resolution in which the appropriate prerequisite bundle was not identified when multiple available bundles supply an OSGi package with various versions. Added correlator support for client initiated commands. This enables an OSGi client application interfacing with an OSGi agent to better associate server commands with application initiated actions.
Patch install modifications.
Patch README modifications.
Send MetaFormat on CustomCmd Replace of binary.
Performance Improvement: When using the Device Manager console to submit a job using a named query as the target criteria, the SQL generated to insert records into the ACTIVE_JOB table will now be one insert statement using an inner select.
When submitting a software distribution job that specified restarting the device, the device entered a loop. Testing the RDMI protocol level needed to be added to this release.
Corrected a problem when the agent attempts a check point restart and fails to set the socket connection time-out. A user may experience a condition where the agent doesn't respond, because it is waiting for a reply. By setting the connection time-out prior to opening a socket connection allows the agent to regain control after the time-out has expired.
Corrected a problem when using Thread.wait() and Thread.notify() to dispatch events to listening applications. When the agent is busy, the event thread at times never posted the event and was lost forever.
Patch build modifications.
Fixpack README modifications.
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