The tooling around the JavaServer Faces technology, such as the Faces components in the Palette view, is considered to be Beta level function. The documentation that refers to this function is also supported at the Beta level.
Because the JavaServer Faces features are in Beta state, they should not be used for production applications. IBM does not assure forward migration, compatibility, or support of JavaServer Page files that use these JavaServer Faces features.
The following are National language limitations:
- Voice narration only available in English in Web Development Tour
- Except for some key pieces only the English version of the online documentation is provided with the product. More translated documentation will be available via Update Manager. To download these updates when they are available, select Help > Software Updates > New Updates in the Workbench.
In Part 4, step 1b of the "Exploring the RDB to XML mapping editor" tutorial, the first sentence should be "On Linux, you will need to run source setup in a command shell in order to initialize the environment."
If you machines goes into standby mode during an installation from a network installation image, the installation may fail.
- Step 3 of the "Installing, upgrading, and uninstalling Agent Controller on Linux" section states an incorrect command to set the bin directory path. It should say:
export PATH=/opt/IBM/WebSphereStudio/ApplicationDeveloper/v5.1.1/eclipse/jre/bin:$PATH- Updates to step 6c in the "Installing the messaging and queuing support (for Linux)" section. It should say:
Locate the mqbrkrs group line. For example, mqbrkrs:x:102:mqm. This line may differ slightly in your etc/group file. Edit this line by adding a 'root' extension. In this example, it would be mqbrkrs:x:102:mqm,root.- Updates to step 8 in the "Installing from the CD-ROM" (for Windows) section and step 9 in the "Installing from the CD-ROM" (for Linux) section. They should say:
In the features window, you can select the WebSphere Studio Application Developer features that you would like to install. If you want to install the WebSphere Studio Application Developer optional features later, you must use the same user ID that you used to install the required features.
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