PY00233
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Problem 1 Description:
   Portlet theme policies are not recognized with XHTML devices that have the 
   css.multiclass.support attribute set to none.  If the style rule name is 
   not unique to the portlet policy (ie, there is a rule named "title" in both 
   the portlet and aggregator policy), then the style rule from the global 
   theme is picked up and not the rule from the portlet policy.  If the style 
   rule name is unique, the style is not picked up by the browser.
    
Problem 1 Solution:
   Produce a CSS for the portlet theme that is recognizable by the device.
   

Problem 2 Description:
   Space characters " " are not honored by MCS when placed in a 
   <span></span>

Problem 2 Solution:
   &#32; space encodings will be honored.  Note, if several &#32;'s are next 
   to each other, MCS will only generate one space in the device dependent 
   markup.

   
Affected Users:
   Mobile users

Pre-Requisite(s):
   WebSphere Everyplace Mobile Portal Version:  5.0
   WebSphere Everyplace Mobile Portal Fixes:  None 
   WebSphere Portal Fixes:  None

Installation:
   NOTE:  YOU MUST FIRST DOWNLOAD THE WEBSPHERE PORTAL UPDATE INSTALLER TOOL  
          FOR VERSION 5.0.x  IN ORDER TO INSTALL A FIX.
          The Portal Update Installer can be downloaded from the following link:
          http://www.ibm.com/software/genservers/portal/support

   1. Create temporary "fix" directory to store the jar file.
   2. Copy jar file to this directory.
   3. Shutdown WebSphere Portal.
   4. Follow the fix installation instructions that are packaged with
      the Portal Update Installer on how to install the fix.
   5. DO NOT restart WebSphere Portal until you completed the following MCS 
      database:
   
      The following changes are necessary for the database repository
      in relation to the work for displaying Accesskeys in menus in xhtml
      1 new table has been added VMREPLACEDPROPERTIES.
      Table VMMENUPROPERTIES requires 3 new columns added.


      On your DB2 or Oracle database server, configure the MCS database.

      The following instructions illustrate how to configure the MCS database 
      using DB2:

      . Log on to DB2 instance user

      . Make sure the db2 server is started:

          db2start

      . Connect to the mcs database:

          db2 connect to mcs user <db2 instance user> using <password>

      . If your database server is on the same server as WebSphere Portal, go to
        the <wp-root>/repository/db2 directory:

          cd <wp-root>/repository/db2
   
         Otherwise, transfer the <wp-root>/repository/db2/add_tables.sql file
         from your WebSphere Portal server to a directory on your database server.
         Go to the directory containing the create_tables.sql file.

      . Add the MCS tables:

          db2 -tf add_table.sql

      . Alter the MCS tables:
   
          db2 -tf update_table.sql


      The following instructions show how to configure the MCS database using
      Oracle:


      * Login to the Oracle user. (NOTE: Users in Oracle are equivalent to 
        database instances in DB2.)

      * Make sure ORACLE_HOME and ORACLE_SID are set properly:

          echo $ORACLE_HOME --> If it does not return any thing then do steps 1 and 2.  
                                Otherwise skip those two steps.

          1. ORACLE_HOME=<oracle user home>/OraHome1  
             (e.g. /export/home/oracle/OraHome1 or /space/oracle/OraHome1)
          2. export ORACLE_HOME

          echo $ORACLE_SID --> If it does not return "mcs" then do steps 3 and 4.  
                               Otherwise skip those two steps.

          3.   ORACLE_SID=mcs
          4.   export ORACLE_SID


      * If your database server is on the same server as WebSphere Portal, 
        go to the <wp-root>/repository/sql92 directory:

          cd <wp-root>/repository/sql92
       
        Otherwise, transfer the <wp-root>/repository/sql92/create_tables.sql 
        file from your WebSphere Portal server to a directory on your database 
        server.  Go to the directory containing the create_tables.sql file.


      * Start SQL*Plus (the Oracle Sql command line tool), and type the following
        commands to log in:
        
          sqlplus
          Press Enter
          Enter user-name: <Oracle system administrator username>
          Enter password:  <Oracle system administrator password>

          SQL> connect
          Enter user-name: <username>
          Enter password: <password>
          Connected.

      * Update the MCS tables:
      
          SQL> start add_table.sql
          SQL> start update_table.sql

      * exit sqlplus:

          exit
     
   6. Restart WebSphere Portal.
   7. The temporary directory may be removed.
   

   NOTE:  FIXES MUST BE REMOVED IN THE ORDER THEY WERE APPLIED.  DO NOT REMOVE 
          A FIX UNLESS ALL FIXES APPLIED AFTER IT HAVE FIRST BEEN REMOVED.
          YOU MAY REAPPLY ANY REMOVED FIX.

   1. Shutdown WebSphere Portal.
   2. Follow the instructions that are packaged with the
      Portal Update Installer on how to uninstall the fix.
   3. Restart WebSphere Portal.