Sun Java System Application Server Enterprise Edition 8.1 2005Q2 Release Notes

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# Installation

This section describes known installation issues and associated solutions.

Bug ID | Summary
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5009728 | Installation shutdown hanging on some Linux systems after clicking the "Finish" button. This problem has been observed on several Linux systems. It is most common on Java Desktop System 2 but has also been observed on Linux Red Hat distributions. After clicking the "Finish" button on the last installer screen, the installer fails to launch a browser window containing the product About page or product registration page, and hangs indefinitely, not returning the command prompt. Solution Exit the installer by pressing `Ctrl+C` in the terminal window in which the installer was started. After doing this, browser window containing product About page or registration page will sometimes be launched, but if it does not show up, start the browser and enter following URL in order to review About page:
    file://install_dir/docs-ee/about.html
If you also selected the installation option to register the product, follow the link to registration page available on product About page.
1. 6199697 | On Windows, the imq directory needs to be created during installation. On Windows, immediately after installing Application Server Enterprise Edition, the Message Queue broker fails on startup with a message saying the directory `drive:\as\domains\domain1\imq` does not exist. Note that if the broker is started after starting `domain1`, the directory will be created by the Application Server and the problem will not occur. Solution Create the `var_home_dir_location` before creating the broker:
       $imqbrokerd -varhome var_home_dir_location
   For example:
       $imqbrokerd -varhome D:\as\domains\domain1\imq
6297837 | The Application Server installer shows the wrong product release date in the product name, “Sun Java(TM) System Application Server Enterprise Edition 8.1 2005Q4.” Solution The correct product name/date should read “Sun Java(TM) System Application Server Enterprise Edition 8.1 2005Q2.”
6396045 | Application Server does not support Network File System (NFS). Solution None.
6566913 | For Java ES 3 installation of Application Server on Windows, apply Java ES 3–to-Java ES 4 migration patches 121528-01 and 121523-01 before applying patch 125069-01. For Java ES 4 installation of Application Server on Windows, patch 125069-01 is required.

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