Sun Java System Application Server 7 Update 11 Release Notes

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## Configuration

- The default value of the `env-classpath-ignored` attribute of the `java-config` element is true.

- Not Implemented for this release:

  - The `bytecode-preprocessors` attribute in `java-config` element in `server.xml` (It is likely that it will become available in a future performance patch.)

  Deprecated for this release:

  - `is-cache-overflow-allowed`

  - `max-wait-time-in-millis`

  Due to J2EE 1.4 architecture changes, some elements might not be supported in future releases, such as:

  - `cmt-max-runtime-exceptions` property of the `mdb-container` element

    The following table describes the known Sun Java System Application Server 7 configuration issues and their solution.

  ID | Summary
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  4742559 | If IPv6 is not used in your network, this problem does not apply to you. By default, the Sun Java System Application Server uses IPv4. This is supported by all platforms on which the Sun Java System Application Server is available. In certain platforms, IPv6 is supported. In this case, Sun Java System Application Server configuration changes are required for conformance. NOTE: If these configuration changes are to be made, it is essential to be absolutely sure of IPv6 support on the platforms. Server instances might not start if the IPv6-related configuration is applied to a system that has only IPv4 support. Solution Perform the following configuration changes: Start the Admin Server. Start the Administration Console. (Connect to Admin Server http host/port in a browser). Select the App Server instance to configure for IPv6, such as server1. Expand the HTTP Listeners node in the tree view. Select the HTTP Listener to configure for IPv6, such as http-listener1. In the General section, change the value of the IP Address field to ANY. In the Advanced section, change the value of the Family field to INET6. Setting the Family field to INET6 does not disable IPv4 functionality unless an IPv6 address is selected for IP address. Selecting an IP address of ANY will match any IPv4 or IPv6 address. Click Save. In the left pane, select your server instance. Click Apply Changes. Click Stop. Click Start. This restarts the server and implements your changes.

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