README: IBM Express Runtime, Version 2.1.1

What's new in Express Runtime Version 2.1 and Version 2.1.1 ?

New features and functions in Express Runtime 2.1.1:

• Extended middleware support
  • Informix^(R) Dynamic Server Express as an alternative integrated database component
• Enhanced system management capabilities
  • Common logging for Express Runtime middleware components for a single, integrated point of problem determination for all the software components in a middleware solution for improved troubleshooting
  • Integration of common logging into Express Runtime console for a centralized system management console
• Improved usability and function
  • Improved launch pad feature enables faster installations, reduced space requirements, and a consistent look and feel.
  • Lighter, more context oriented help system
  • Custom validation for variables
  • Simplified installations for single server solutions
  • Reduced installation image size
  • AIX^(R) is now supported as a deployment target for added components
  • Support for the execution of ANT scripts based on Apache ANT Version 1.6.5 technology
• Support for the latest middleware:
  • DB2^(R) UDB Express Edition Version 8.2 Fixpack 3
  • WebSphere^(R) Application Server - Express Version 6.0.2
  • IBM^(R) HTTP Server Version 6.0.2
  • Informix Dynamic Server Express 10.00 TC3E/UC3E
  • Web server plug-in for IBM WebSphere Application Server 6.0.2
• Enhanced Web browser support:
  • Mozilla 1.7
  • Firefox 1.0
• Platforms:
  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.0

New features and functions in Express Runtime 2.1.0:

• Support for Enterprise Java^(TM) Beans (EJBs) as part of the ISV solution.
• Support for Java Messaging Services (JMS) as part of the ISV solution.
• Express Runtime console provides consolidated and remote administration of the middleware components.
• Rational^(R) Application Developer license included for the ISV's application development use.
• Express Runtime application development toolkit provides middleware and development resources.
• Usability Enhancements:
  • Solution Development wizards added to replace editing of XML files
  • Solution Deployment wizards added to simplify deployment of the solution
  • Express Certified - meets the IBM standards for Express Architecture and Design
• Platforms:
  • IBM^(R) i5/OS^(TM) Version 5 Release 3

Express Runtime system requirements

This topic lists the hardware and software prerequisites for installing and using Express Runtime.

Operating system support

The following tables show which specific operating systems are supported for each basic platform type:

Windows^(R)

Linux^(R) (Intel^(R) Pentium^(R) or equivalent platforms only)

Linux (IBM POWER5^(TM) processor-based technology systems only)

OS/400^(R)

i5/OS^(TM)1

Windows development requirements

• A minimum of 1 GB of memory. Additional memory might be required if middleware is installed on the same computer. Refer to the middleware specific requirements for more details
• At minimum, an Intel Pentium III or equivalent processor with a minimum clock speed of 600 MHz. A Pentium IV or equivalent class processor with a minimum clock speed of 1.2 GHz recommended.
• The following network support must be configured when deploying solutions to network-attached target computers:
  • TCP/IP
  • DNS
• A local area network (LAN) connection.
• An SVGA monitor with a minimum 1024 x 768 video resolution configured to display a minimum color depth of 256 colors.
• One of the following Web browsers:
  • Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1 +
  • Mozilla 1.7
  • Firefox 1.0
• Approximately 19 GB of disk space to install and run Express Runtime (9 GB of the 19 GB is temporary space used during the installation).
• Administrative authority (required for product installation and uninstallation).
• Eclipse versions supported (IBM JRE 1.4.2.1 required) - based on the following:
  • IES - Eclipse Full SDK - 3.0.1
  • eclipse.org - Eclipse SDK - 3.0.1

Linux development requirements

• A minimum of 1 GB of memory. Additional memory might be required if middleware is installed on the same computer. Refer to the middleware specific requirements for more details
• At minimum, an Intel Pentium III or equivalent processor with a minimum clock speed of 600 MHz. A Pentium IV or equivalent class processor with a minimum clock speed of 1.2 GHz recommended.
• The following network support must be configured when deploying solutions to network-attached target computers:
  • TCP/IP
  • DNS
• A local area network (LAN) connection.
• An SVGA monitor with a minimum 1024 x 768 video resolution configured to display a minimum color depth of 256 colors.
• Any Linux supported video card that supports the resolution requirements.
• One of the following Web browsers:
  • Mozilla 1.7
  • Firefox 1.0
• Approximately 19 GB of disk space to install and run Express Runtime (9GB of the 19GB is temporary space used during the installation).
• Administrative authority (required for product installation and uninstallation).
• The 32 bit version of the compat-libstdc rpm package.
• Eclipse versions supported (IBM JRE 1.4.2.1 required) - based on the following:
  • IES - Eclipse Full SDK - 3.0.1
  • eclipse.org - Eclipse SDK - 3.0.1

Windows deployment server requirements

• A minimum of 512 MB of memory; 1 GB recommended. Additional memory might be required if middleware is installed on the same computer. Refer to the middleware specific requirements for more details.
• At minimum, an Intel Pentium III or equivalent processor with a minimum clock speed of 600 MHz. A Pentium IV or equivalent class processor with a minimum clock speed of 1.2 GHz recommended.
• The following network support must be configured when deploying solutions to network-attached target computers:
  • TCP/IP
  • DNS
• A local area network (LAN) connection.
• An SVGA monitor with a minimum 1024 x 768 video resolution configured to display a minimum color depth of 256 colors.
• One of the following Web browsers:
  • Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1 +
  • Mozilla 1.7
  • Firefox 1.0
• Approximately 14 GB of disk space to install and run Express Runtime (7 GB of the 14 GB is temporary space used during the installation).
• Administrative authority (required for product installation and uninstallation).

Linux deployment server requirements

• A minimum of 512 MB of memory; 1 GB recommended. Additional memory might be required if middleware is installed on the same computer. Refer to the middleware specific requirements for more details.
• At minimum, an Inte III Pentium or equivalent processor with a minimum clock speed of 600 MHz. A Pentium IV or equivalent class processor with a minimum clock speed of 1.2 GHz recommended.
• The following network support must be configured when deploying solutions to network-attached target computers:
  • TCP/IP
  • DNS
• A local area network (LAN) connection.
• An SVGA monitor with a minimum 1024 x 768 video resolution configured to display a minimum color depth of 256 colors.
• Any Linux supported video card that supports the resolution requirements.
• One of the following Web browsers:
  • Mozilla 1.7
  • Firefox 1.0
• Approximately 14 GB of disk space to install and run Express Runtime (7 GB of the 14 GB is temporary space used during the installation).
• Administrative authority (required for product installation and uninstallation).
• The 32 bit version of the compat-libstdc rpm package is required.

Linux on IBM POWER deployment server requirements

• 2 GB of memory.
• A RS64-IV processor with a minimum clock speed of 600 MHz.
• The following network support must be configured when deploying solutions to network-attached target computers:
  • TCP/IP
  • DNS
• A local area network (LAN) connection.
• An SVGA monitor with a minimum 1024 x 768 video resolution configured to display a minimum color depth of 256 colors.
• Any Linux supported video card that supports the resolution requirements.
• One of the following Web browsers:
  • Mozilla 1.7
  • Firefox 1.0
• Approximately 14 GB of disk space to install and run Express Runtime (7GB of the 14GB is temporary space used during the installation).
• Administrative authority (required for product installation and uninstallation).
• The 32 bit version of the compat-libstdc rpm package is required.

Windows deployment target requirements

• A minimum of 512 MB of memory; 1 GB recommended. Additional memory might be required if middleware is installed on the same computer. Refer to the middleware specific requirements for more details.
• At minimum, an Intel Pentium III or equivalent processor with a minimum clock speed of 600 MHz. A Pentium or equivalent class processor with a minimum clock speed of 1.2 GHz recommended.
• The following network support must be configured when deploying solutions to network-attached target computers:
  • TCP/IP
  • DNS
• A local area network (LAN) connection.
• An SVGA monitor with a minimum 1024 x 768 video resolution configured to display a minimum color depth of 256 colors.
• One of the following Web browsers:
  • Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1 +
  • Mozilla 1.7
  • Firefox 1.0
• Approximately 150 MB of disk space to install and run the IBM Installation Agent (75 MB of the 150 MB is temporary space used during the installation).
• Administrative authority (required for product installation and uninstallation).

Linux deployment target requirements

• A minimum of 512 MB of memory; 1 GB recommended. Additional memory might be required if middleware is installed on the same computer. Refer to the middleware specific requirements for more details.
• At minimum, an Intel Pentium III or equivalent processor with a minimum clock speed of 600 MHz. A Pentium IV or equivalent class processor with a minimum clock speed of 1.2 GHz recommended.
• The following network support must be configured when deploying solutions to network-attached target computers:
  • TCP/IP
  • DNS
• A local area network (LAN) connection.
• An SVGA monitor with a minimum 1024 x 768 video resolution configured to display a minimum color depth of 256 colors.
• Any Linux supported video card that supports the resolution requirements
• One of the following Web browsers:
  • Mozilla 1.7
  • Firefox 1.0
• Approximately 160 MB of disk space to install and run the IBM Installation Agent (80 MB of the 160 MB is temporary space used during the installation).
• Administrative authority (required for product installation and uninstallation).
• The 32 bit version of the compat-libstdc rpm package is required.

Linux on IBM POWER deployment target requirements

• 1 GB of memory; 1.5 GB recommended. Additional memory might be required if middleware is installed on the same computer. Refer to the middleware specific requirements for more details.
• A RS64-IV processor with a minimum clock speed of 600 MHz.
• The following network support must be configured when deploying solutions to network-attached target computers:
  • TCP/IP
  • DNS
• A local area network (LAN) connection.
• An SVGA monitor with a minimum 1024 x 768 video resolution configured to display a minimum color depth of 256 colors.
• Any Linux supported video card that supports the resolution requirements.
• One of the following Web browsers:
  • Mozilla 1.7
  • Firefox 1.0
• Approximately 160 MB of disk space to install and run the IBM Installation Agent (80 MB of the 160 MB is temporary space used during the installation).
• Administrative authority (required for product installation and uninstallation).
• The 32 and 64 bit versions of the compat-libstdc rpm package is required.

AIX deployment target requirements

• 1 GB of memory. Additional memory might be required if middleware is installed on the same computer. Refer to the middleware specific requirements for more details.
• An IBM^(R) POWER3^(TM)-II processor with a minimum clock speed of 400^(R) MHz.
• A monitor with a minimum 1024 x 768 video resolution configured to display a minimum color depth of 256 colors (only required for GUI-based tasks, such as interactive installation; not needed for silent installation or command-line functions).
• The following network support, which must be configured:
  • TCP/IP
  • DNS
• A local area network (LAN) connection.
• Mozilla 1.7 Web browser
• Approximately 75 MB of disk space to install the IBM Installation Agent, plus 75 MB available in the system temporary folder. Additional space is required to deploy and run each application that you install on a target computer.

i5/OS and OS/400 deployment target requirements

• OS/400 V5R2 (5722SS1) or i5/OS V5R3 (5722SS1) or i5/OS V5R3M5 (5722SS1)
  • For V5R2, SF99520 Cumulative PTF pack and SF99169 Java Group PTF
  • For V5R3Mx, SF99530 Cumulative PTF pack and SF99269 Java Group PTF
• Host Servers (5722SS1, option 12)
• QShell (5722SS1, option 30) -
• Java Developer Kit 1.4 (5722JV1, option 6)
• Crypto Access Provider 128-bit (5722AC3)
• XML Toolkit (5733XT1)
• The most recent WebSphere version 6 group and cumulative PTFs
• The following network support must be configured:
  • TCP/IP
  • DNS
• A local area network (LAN) connection.
• Approximately 20 MB of disk space to install and run the IBM Installation Agent (an additional 80 MB require temporary space used during the installation).
• Administrative authority (required for product installation and uninstallation).

Middleware requirements

Informix Dynamic Server - Express TC3E for Windows and Informix Dynamic Server UC3E for Linux

For Windows computers, verify that your computer meets the minimum requirements:

• Windows 2000, Windows XP Professional, or Windows Server 2003
• 128 megabytes of RAM (minimum); 256 megabytes (recommended)
• Sum of RAM and swap file must be 256 megabytes (minimum); 512 megabytes (recommended)
• Destination drive with a Windows file system (NTFS)
• 154 megabytes of disk space for the database server (including a minimum of 50 megabytes for the initial chunk of root dbspace and adequate space to accommodate your data)

For Linux platforms, the following prerequisite RPM packages are required:

• libstdc++-3.*
• pam-0.75*
• libgcc-3.2*
• glibc-2.3.*
• ncurses-5.*

For Linux platforms, the following are require to use optional graphical tools:

• openmotif-2.2*
• XFree86-libs-4.* (xorg-x11-libs-6.8.1 on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.0)

Note: * = the build number is irrelevant.

If Informix Dynamic Server is to be used on Windows platforms, the drive where Informix Dynamic Server is to be installed must be formatted as NTFS.

WebSphere Application Server - Express 6.0.2

The hardware and software requirements are provided in the WebSphere Application Server - Express InfoCenter:

http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wasinfo/v6r0/index.jsp

IBM HTTP Server

The hardware and software requirements are provided in the WebSphere Application Server - Express InfoCenter:

http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wasinfo/v6r0/index.jsp

Rational Web Developer 6.0

The hardware and software requirements are provided in the Rational Web Developer InfoCenter:

http://www.ibm.com/software/awdtools/developer/web/sysreq/

Note: for Linux platforms, Rational Web Developer requires that Mozilla 1.4 be installed before it can be run.

Express Runtime console

The hardware and software requirements are provided in the Express Runtime console InfoCenter:

http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iru21inf/index.jsp

Known development issues

The development issues known at the time the product was shipped are:

Refer to the support section of the Express Runtime Web site (http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/expressruntime/) for more information about other issues, or contact your IBM Support Center representative.

Installing Express Runtime on a SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9.0 Computer

When attempting to install IBM Express Runtime on SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9.0, if the options on the Middleware Selection Panel are greyed out and the installation program reports that it cannot locate the required resources to proceed with the installation, the CD or DVD drive is not properly mounted. To correct this situation please perform the following steps:

1. Cancel the installation program.
2. Close any open file browser windows.
3. Close any open Express Runtime Launchpad windows.
4. Open a terminal window and execute the command mkdir /mnt/cdrom.
5. From the terminal window execute the command mount /dev/cdrom mnt/cdrom.
6. From the terminal window type ls /mnt/cdrom to ensure your the drive is properly mounted and you can access the files.
7. Open a new file browser window and open the location /mnt/cdrom.
8. Click on launchpad.sh or LinuxSetup to re-start the installation program.

Erroneous "wrong volume" message when exiting launch pad

When exiting the Express Runtime launch pad on Windows platforms, you might see the following error message: "The wrong volume is in the drive. Please insert volume ER211MP-Main1 into drive <x:>". Ignore this message: it does not affect program operation in any way. Close the message window by clicking Continue twice.

Linux shortcuts on Application menu

On the Linux platform, the Express Runtime menu shortcuts might also be displayed under the application menu.

Double-byte word wrapping in deployment wizard

In the deployment wizard, double-byte words may wrap in the middle of the word. If you encounter this behavior, open your double-byte translated application and solution files, locate the translated strings for the following elements, and insert a space in locations where it is acceptable to wrap your sentences.

• Application wrappers (<application filename>_<double-byte language>.axml)
  • labelText element for all stringVariable, booleanVariable, and passwordVariable elements.
• Solution wrapper (<solution filename>_<double-byte language>.sxml)
  • description element for all installTask and manualTask elements.

Period in directory name

Do not install IBM HTTP Server in a directory that contains a "." in the name.

Migrating wrappers to Express Runtime 2.1.1

This section describes how to migrate applications and solutions created using Integrated Runtime, Version 1.1 to Express Runtime, Version 2.1.1. This information is not necessary for migrating Express Runtime wrappers from version 2.1 to version 2.1.1.

1. Move project and deployment package files.
   1. If you are moving your projects to another physical system, you can export the projects to a removable media, using File > Export > File system. You do not have to include the bin folder, but include the .classpath and .project files.
   2. Import your Integrated Runtime 1.1 projects to your Express Runtime 2.1.1 developer workspace using File > Import > Existing project into workspace. This makes the necessary updates to your wrappers, adding new XML tags and updating classpath information. The import wizard does not physically move or copy the imported files. If you prefer to have your imported project's files physically reside under the target workspace folder, ensure that the project to be imported is placed there prior to the import.
   3. If you are migrating an application that was included with Integrated Runtime v1.1, copy the application's deployment package from the Integrated Runtime v1.1 installation directory to the Express Runtime v2.1.1 installation directory.
      1. Locate the deployment package .jar file in the Integrated Runtime v1.1 installation directory (<INSTALLATION_DIRECTORY>/Runtime/SolutionEnabler/com/ibm/jsdt/webserver/tree). The deployment package filename contains the application ID and an abbreviation of the platform it is intended for (for example, "win" = Windows, "lnx" = Linux).
      2. Copy the application's deployment package to the Express Runtime v2.1.1 installation directory (<INSTALLATION_DIRECTORY>/Runtime21/SolutionEnabler/com/ibm/jsdt/webserver/tree).
      3. Rename the copy of the deployment package in the Express Runtime v2.1.1 installation directory, changing the ".en.jar" suffix to " .xx.jar."
2. Update wrapper files.
   1. For each project you want to migrate, open the solution or application wrapper in the appropriate wrapper editor.
   2. Review the new updates generated by the import to ensure the correct values have been used and to add information to the optional attributes. The new attributes as listed below in the schema changes section.
   3. Optionally remove deprecated tags using the Source tab in the wrapper editor to edit the XML. The deprecated tags are listed in the Problems view in the developer. The wrapper does work in Express Runtime 2.1.1 if you leave the deprecated tags.
3. Generate the solution.

Schema changes from Version 2.1

Detailed information about the XML schema is located in the InfoCenter under Express Runtime 2.1.1 > Reference > XML Schemas.

Application wrappers

Deprecated elements:

• userPrograms

Solution wrappers

New elements:

• makeEditableOnce: This attribute is found on the Tasks tab of the Solution editor in the Shared Variable Value Configuration section.
• validator: This element is found on the Tasks tab of the Solution editor in the Shared Variable Value Configuration section.

Some Mozilla browsers do not display the GUI correctly

Eclipse 3.0.1 and Rational Web Developer 6.0 requires the SWT plug-in version 3.1.0.4 in order to support Mozilla 1.7. This plug-in is packaged as 3.0.2 for eclipse 3.0.x-based products. Eclipse 3.0.1 does not support all Linux browsers by default. Complete the following steps:

1. Set the MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME environment variable to the locations of the Mozilla browser you are using. Do this by adding the following to the eclipse_start.sh script: "export MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME=/usr/lib/path_to_mozilla". eclipse_start.sh is located in the in the opt/IBM/Runtime21/SolutionEnabler directory.
2. Run update manager by clicking Help > Software Updates > Find and Install and select the SWT 3.0.2 plugin.
3. Restart Eclipse to see the Express Runtime Welcome page display correctly.

Known documentation issues

This section contains information about known documentation issues at the time the product was shipped.

Refer to the support section of the Express Runtime Web site (http://www.ibm.com/software/webservers/expressruntime/) for more information about other issues, or contact your IBM Support Center representative.

Some languages must use browsers configured to use the UTF-8 codepage

Browsers must be configured to use the UTF-8 codepage to view the program help files and InfoCenter in the following languages:

• Simplified Chinese
• Traditional Chinese
• Japanese
• Korean
• Brazilian Portuguese

Displaying the InfoCenter in simplified Chinese requires "zh_cn" language preference

If you are viewing the InfoCenter, set the browser language preference to "zh_cn" instead of "zh" to ensure the document displays in simplified Chinese. You can set this by clicking Tools > Internet Options on the Internet Explorer menu and selecting Languages.

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