Technical data

Known Limitations
BEA WebLogic Integration Release Notes 35
24 CR063709
Problem
The RosettaNet Security Sample throws an exception when a single database is used for
two peers and the database tables for peer1 are overwritten by peer2. (When peer1 is
booted, it cannot add the certificate and key for the appropriate users. Because the
database tables have been overwritten, the system boot cannot even pick the correct
certificate names for which to search in the startup script.)
Platforms
All
Workaround
If possible, use different databases for different peers. For example, have peer1 use
MSSQL and peer2, Oracle. If you must run two peers on one machine and both peers use
the same database server, make sure that:
With MSSQL—A different database name is used for each peer, such as WLIDB for
peer1 and WLIDB2 for peer2.
With Oracle—A different Oracle user account is used for each peer, such as kevin/kevin
for peer1 and nina/nina for peer2.
Specify every database you use for this sample on the
RunRN2Security command
line, as follows:
RunRN2Security database_for_peer1 database_for_peer2
setDBVars
and setDBVarsExt for the two peers are set appropriately for two
databases and users, as follows:
/bea/wlintegration2.1/config/samples/RN2Security/config/
peer1/dbInfo/database
/bea/wlintegration2.1/config/samples/RN2Security/config/
peer2/dbInfo/database
25 CR064443
Problem
The first window displayed by both the full uninstaller and the service pack upgrade
uninstaller contains the following message:
“This will completely remove all components installed by InstallAnywhere. It will not
remove files and folders created after the installation.”
Platforms
All
Workaround
This message is imprecise. It should say, instead, that the uninstall process will remove
the upgrade and return the software to its pre-upgrade state.