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Release Letter
This is the release letter for Alliance Web Platform Server-Embedded 7.0.50.
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Alliance Web Platform Server-Embedded 7.0.50
Table of Contents
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Practical Information
Practical Information
Installation type Optional
Operating system requirements AIX 7.1, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.4, and Oracle
Solaris 11.1 are now supported, in addition to the
previous OS levels supported.
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1 Product Overview
Purpose of this document
This document contains release information for Alliance Web Platform Server-Embedded
7.0.50.
First read this Release Letter, then use the other documentation provided for more detailed
information (for a complete list, see "Documentation").
The standalone tool swp_exportkeystore can be run before upgrading to patch 7.0.50 in order
to take a backup of the keystore. This standalone tool can be copied and used in prior
releases of Alliance Web Platform Server-Embedded.
The built-in command swp_config -exportcert is introduced in patch 7.0.50 and can be
used to perform a keystore backup after upgrading.
See the Administration and Operations Guide for Alliance Web Platform 7.0.50 for more
information.
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Product Overview
OS Levels and Patches Baseline - For SWIFTNet 7.0 (24 January 2014)
Note We have identified that a third-party software (IBM Java 7) used by Alliance Web
Platform Server-Embedded 7.0.50 is no longer supported by IBM on OS level AIX
v6.1 with TL04. As of this patch, AIX v6.1 with TL04 is consequently no longer
supported to run Alliance Web Platform Server-Embedded. Customers who still
use AIX v6.1 with TL04 must therefore upgrade to a supported AIX version before
installing the patch.
Alliance Web Platform Server-Embedded 7.0.50 has also been qualified on a set of additional
Operating System levels:
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Windows Vista Business SP2 with latest security patches and Internet Explorer 8, 9, or 10.
Note The GUI packages are available in the packaging of the server.
SWIFT recommends that unused packages are removed (such as previous
versions when they are no longer required), in order to reduce memory usage of
Alliance Web Platform.
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1.5 Documentation
Same as for Alliance Web Platform Server-Embedded 7.0. Please refer to the Alliance Web
Platform Server-Embedded 7.0 Release Letter.
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Note You can also launch the installer without logging in as root but as the Alliance
Web Platform Server-Embedded software owner. If you perform a non-root
installation or upgrade, see the Alliance Web Platform Server-Embedded
Installation Guide to get more information.
4. If you are working remotely, export the display to your local machine. Enter:
export DISPLAY=<IPaddressComputer>:0.0
where <IPaddressComputer> is replaced with the IP address for the computer that will
display the installation windows.
On AIX: AIX/installer
On Linux: RHEL/installer
At the prompt, enter:
./swp-se-patch-install
Note If you are using an embedded database, then the free space required in the
Alliance Web Platform installation directory during installation or upgrade is
150% of current Alliance Web Platform Server-Embedded disk space usage,
with a minimum of 7,500 MB.
For example, if your current Alliance Web Platform Server-Embedded
installation consumes 10 GB of disk space, then you need an additional 15 GB
of free space in the installation directory (for a total of 25 GB).
The free space required depends on the number of GUI packages currently
deployed or planned to be deployed in the future.
6. If the command reports insufficient temporary disk space, then you can start the installation
using an alternative temporary directory. Enter:
./swp-se-patch-install -tempdir /lfs/tmp
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Installation and Configuration
where /lfs/tmp points to a local directory on a device with at least 350 MB free disk
space.
7. Alternatively, the software can be installed in silent mode, using the -silent <path to
response file> option. Refer to the sample response file
(silent.properties.install.patch) provided with the software.
Note You can perform a base installation of Alliance Web Platform Server-Embedded
7.0.50. You can run swp_backup/swp_restore to restore your configuration
after the installation. A base installation is the only way to install Alliance Web
Platform Server-Embedded on any of the new OS platforms.
3. On the installation media, navigate to win32\installer and locate the patch installer: swp-se-
patch-install.exe
Note If you are using an embedded database, then the free space required in the
Alliance Web Platform installation directory during installation or upgrade is
150% of current Alliance Web Platform Server-Embedded disk space usage,
with a minimum of 7,500 MB.
For example, if your current Alliance Web Platform Server-Embedded
installation consumes 10 GB of disk space, then you need an additional 15 GB
of free space in the installation directory (for a total of 25 GB).
The free space required depends on the number of GUI packages currently
deployed or planned to be deployed in the future.
6. Alternatively, the software can be installed in silent mode, using the -silent <path to
response file> option. Refer to the sample response file
(silent.properties.install.patch) provided with the software.
Note You can perform a base installation of Alliance Web Platform Server-Embedded
7.0.50. You can run swp_backup/swp_restore to restore your configuration
after the installation.
Note You cannot launch the installation from a folder that has spaces in the folder name.
2.2 Post-Installation
See the section "Next Steps" in the Alliance Web Platform Server-Embedded Installation Guide.
In addition, you may also:
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Support
3 Support
Support for SWIFT customers
SWIFT is the single point of contact to report all problems and queries that relate to SWIFT
services and products. Support is available to all SWIFT customers.
Users within a customer organisation must register to use the Support service.
For more information about how to register for Support, see the Customer login section on the
http://www.swift.com home page.
Related Information
For more information about Support services, see the Support Service Description.
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Legal Notices
Copyright
SWIFT 2014. All rights reserved.
Restricted Distribution
Do not distribute this publication outside your organisation unless your subscription or order expressly grants
you that right, in which case ensure you comply with any other applicable conditions.
Disclaimer
The information in this publication may change from time to time. You must always refer to the latest
available version.
Translations
The English version of SWIFT documentation is the only official and binding version.
Trademarks
SWIFT is the trade name of S.W.I.F.T. SCRL. The following are registered trademarks of SWIFT: the SWIFT
logo, SWIFT, SWIFTNet, SWIFTReady, Accord, Sibos, 3SKey, Innotribe, the Standards Forum logo,
MyStandards, and SWIFT Institute. Other product, service, or company names in this publication are trade
names, trademarks, or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
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