Patch-ID# 117624-02
Keywords: mtp cics msf mainframe rehost
Synopsis: AIX MTP8.0.1 MSF1.0.1 Patch 2
Date: Nov/17/2004


Install Requirements: Additional instructions may be listed below                      
                      
Solaris Release: 

SunOS Release: 

Unbundled Product: Sun Mainframe Transaction Processing Software

Unbundled Release: 8.0

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Topic: AIX MTP8.0.1 MSF1.0.1 Patch 2
Important Operating Information
-------------------------------
  Documentation is available at docs.sun.com. Access the Sun Mainframe
  Transaction Processing Software Collection 8.0.1 for the complete
  documentation set.

Relevant Architectures: 

BugId's fixed with this patch: 4778974 4870273 4901902 4901904 4935035 4944113 4958141 4968087 4983815 5067252 5081997

Changes incorporated in this version: 4870273 4944113 4958141 4968087
5067252 5081997

Patches accumulated and obsoleted by this patch: 

Patches which conflict with this patch: 

Patches required with this patch: 

Obsoleted by: 

Files included with this patch: 


Problem Description:

Please see the "Patch Installation Instructions" and "Special Install 
Instructions" sections for important information.
 
 
Descriptions for 117624-02 (p2) (16/Nov/2004)
---------------------------------------------
4870273 Information messages from the Security Server are marked as "FATAL"
4944113 SecAdmin does not delete hierarchial roles cleanly; stale
        Role-object references
4958141 SecurityServer HostUser request fails w/"ERROR -
        java.lang.NullPointerException"
4968087 SecurityAdministrator doesn't keep SecurityObjectManager in sync
        with repository
5067252 Exception message incorrect
5081997 server cleanup following MTP region termination causes 'null
        pointer exceptions'
 
 
Descriptions for 117624-01 (p1) (20/Jul/2004)
---------------------------------------------
4778974	Missing some MTP-supplied maps in suppliedLoadFile.txt; needs to 
        be MTP-packaged
4901902	Change Access Control checking to use standard Java methods
4901904	Separate Permission classes from SunMSF product
4935035	Doc for ConvertDBP1toP2 needs to specify that Security Log server 
        must be active
4983815 AIX port difficulties due to use of 'com.sun...' classes 
        (Solaris-specific)

Patch Installation Instructions:
--------------------------------
 
Notice:
 
   If you are using the MTP product, this MSF patch release requires that you
   also use, at the minimum, MTP patch release, patch id 117629-01.
 
The procedure for installing a patch release differs slightly from the
procedure for installing the Sun Mainframe Transaction Processing 
software from a CD-ROM, as described in the Installation Guide.
 
To install a patch release
 
1. Create a staging directory on your system for the tar file you will 
download from SunSolve. For example:
 
mkdir /pkgs/msf_patches
 
2. On SunSolve, select the patch, download it to the staging directory.
 
3. If you have a previous installation of MSF, make a note of the top level 
directory where it is installed, such as /pkgs/msf. If this is your first 
installation, follow the directions in the Installation Guide for setting up
the installation directory.
 
4. Change to the installation directory and extract the contents of the tar
file. For example, type the commands:
 
cd /pkgs/msf
uncompress 117624-02.tar.Z
tar -xvf /pkgs/msf_patches/117624-02.tar
 
This command will install the MSF files into the following directory structure:
 
/pkgs/msf/117624-02/MSF1.0.1p2/
 
This README file will also be copied to the /pkgs/msf/117624-02 directory.
 
5. If you have an existing setup file, you must update the EMPSECURITY 
environment variable to point to this new installation directory. If you 
do not have a setup file, follow the directions in the Installation Guide
for creating one.

Special Install Instructions:
-----------------------------
 
   If you are using the MTP product, this MSF patch release requires that you
   also use, at the minimum, MTP patch release, patch id 117629-01.

README -- Last modified date:  Wednesday, November 17, 2004