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Instructions for Upgrade from Worklight Server 5.0.5.x to 5.0.6.1 in a Production Environment

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Abstract

The document supplements the content in the product documentation by providing more detailed instructions for applying an upgrade of Worklight Server from versoin 5.0.5.x to 5.0.6.1. It assumes the database type is DB2, MySQL or Oracle (not Apache Derby).

Content

Prepare for Migrating the Worklight Project

According to [WL Setting up existing applications], the Worklight project in Studio (with its applications and adapters) needs to be migrated to version 5.0.6.1. This is a task for the development team. It can take some time and is therefore best started ahead of time, before moving to the server upgrade.



This task is necessary because the project configuration, which gets encoded in the worklight.war file, needs to match the Worklight runtime library code (worklight-jee-library.jar file). If you were to use the worklight.war file that you created through Worklight Studio of a previous release, the Worklight console code and project configuration would be from a previous version and would not be correct for the new worklight-jee-library.jar file.

The worklight.war file needs to be replaced with a customization war file generated from Worklight Studio. It contains the Worklight console code as well as the project configuration.

The steps are as follows:
  1. Backup the Worklight Studio workspace that contains the Worklight project.
    When a new version of Worklight Studio is pointed to an older Worklight Studio project, it updates (modifies) some of the meta-information files. Therefore it is a good idea to keep a backup of the previous workspace.

  2. Install Worklight Studio 5.0.6.1. See [WL Installing Studio] for details.

  3. Start Worklight Studio. See [WL Start Studio] for details.

  4. Choose the workspace that contains the Worklight Studio project.
    (Alternatively, you can also start with a fresh workspace: In Studio 5.0.5, select the Worklight project and use File > Export > General > Archive. Then, with Studio 5.0.6.1, in a freshly created empty workspace, use File > Import > General > Existing Projects into Workspace and pick the just created archive.)

  5. Create a new customization war file and deploy it to a test environment with Worklight Server 5.0.6.1. See [WL Transporting applications] for details.

  6. Recompile the applications and adapters and deploy them to the test environment. See [WL Transporting applications] for details.

  7. Test the applications and adapters.

Get Familiar with Installation Manager


Make sure that you have installed Installation Manager 1.5.2 or newer. (Installation Manager 1.6 or newer is recommended, especially on Windows.)

Its documentation is here: [IM].

The steps are as follows:
  1. Validate the installation pre-requisites: [WL Prerequisites]

  2. Verify that the products you want to update are contained in the “Installation Manager repositories”. To this effect:
    1. Start Installation Manager.

    2. Under File > Preferences > Repositories, add references to the repositories that you have downloaded and unzipped on the disk, or that you can access through the internet. See [IM Repositories] for details.

    3. Click Install.

    4. See whether the products list contains all that you need.

    5. Click Cancel. This was just a test.

Note regarding the repositories


There are two types of repositories: base repositories and delta repositories.
  • A base repository is an installation package that is available on Passport Advantage or on a physical media. It is self-contained.
  • A delta repository is an installation package that is available from Fix Central and labeled "update pack". It requires a base repository in order to be functional.

For installing or upgrading to a fix pack release such as 5.0.6.1, you therefore need
  • The 5.0.6.1 installation package from Fix Central.
  • A 5.0.0.0 or 5.0.5.0 or 5.0.6.0 installation package from Passport Advantage or physical media.
You need to add both to the list of repositories known to Installation Manager. Then, Installation Manager will recognize the 5.0.6.1 release as an “Install” or “Update” choice.

Before the upgrade starts, review and note the application server configuration for Worklight Server and Application Center


In some upgrade scenarios, the applications that are deployed to the application server must be undeployed, and then redeployed. As a consequence, the configurations that were previously made to these applications are erased and must be reconfigured after the application is deployed again to the application server.

The applications to review are as follows:
  • For Application Center:
    • The Application Center database
    • The Application Center Console and Application Center Services
  • For IBM Worklight:
    • The Worklight Console (or, in WebSphere Application Server Full Profile, Worklight Console <id> if you specified an ID at deployment time)

The JDBC data sources to review are as follows:
  • For Application Center: the Application Center database
  • For Worklight:
    • The Worklight Database (or, in WebSphere Application Server Full Profile, Worklight database <id> if you specified an ID at deployment time)
    • The Worklight Reports Database (or, in WebSphere Application Server Full Profile, Worklight reports database <id> if you specified an ID at deployment time)

If these items were previously configured, note the configuration details so you can reconfigure them after the applications are reinstalled and redeployed. The configurations affected can include security settings, lists of users authorized to use the application, startup behaviors, connection pool settings, JNDI properties, and other items.

To review the configuration of the data sources and applications:
  • For WebSphere Application Server Full Profile, use the console.
  • For WebSphere Application Server Liberty Profile:
    • Open the server.xml file. The settings that can be modified or removed by IBM Installation Manager are between the marker comments, as shown in the following sample:
    <!-- Begin of configuration added by IBM Worklight installer. -->
            ...
        <!-- End of configuration added by IBM Worklight installer. -->
  • For Apache Tomcat:
    • Open the server.xml and the tomcat-users.xml files. The settings that can be modified or removed by IBM Installation Manager are between the marker comments, as shown in the following sample:
    <!-- Begin of Context and Realm configuration added by IBM Worklight installer. -->
            ...
        <!-- End of Context and Realm configuration added by IBM Worklight installer. -->

Shut down the WebSphere Application Server Liberty Profile


If you installed Worklight Server with an included WebSphere Application Server Liberty Profile, as in the Installation Manager wizard panel below, you need to make sure that the Liberty profile application server is not running any more.



The steps are similar to [WL Start Liberty]:
  1. Ensure that the JAVA_HOME environment variable points to the installation directory of a Java 6 or 7 implementation (JRE or JDK), or that the PATH environment variable contains a 'java' program from a Java 6 or 7 implementation.

  2. On UNIX-based operating systems:
    cd /opt/IBM/Worklight (or your installation location, if different).
    cd server/wlp/bin
    ./server stop worklightServer

    On Windows:
    cd C:\Program Files (x86)\IBM\Worklight (or your installation location, if different).
    cd server\wlp\bin
    server.bat stop worklightServer


  3. Verify that no other runaway Liberty profile server process is running in the same directory. On Linux and AIX, you can list the processes through the following command.
    ps auxww | grep java | grep /wlp/

Back up the databases


Back up the contents of the databases. This is a safety measure, for the (unexpected) case that the new version does not work correctly in your environment.

If you later need to roll back the upgrade, and come back to the previous version of Worklight Server, you will need to restore the contents of the databases from the backup. The reason is that the new server version stores its data in a slightly different way than the previous version, and there is no guarantee that the old server version could operate after the new server has stored data in the databases.

Back up the Application Server


Back up the directory that contains the application server and its configuration. This is a safety measure, should anything go wrong in the (unexpected) case of mistakes in the forthcoming configuration changes.

If the application server is a Liberty server included with Worklight Server, back up the following directories.
  • WL_INSTALL_DIR/server/wlp
  • on Windows, also C:\ProgramData\IBM\Worklight\WAS85liberty-server\wlp

Remove the fix packs from the WebSphere Application Server Liberty server


If you installed Worklight Server with an included WebSphere Application Server Liberty server, and have installed fix packs, test fixes, or interim fixes to this Liberty server directory, you need to remove them. You can install them again after the upgrade, but during the upgrade they should not be present.

More precisely, remove the fix packs, test fixes, and interim fixes that you added separately from Worklight server, but do keep those that were included by the Worklight Server installer. You can determine the installed fix packs by looking at the contents of the wlp/lib/fixes/ directory and of the wlp/lib/versions/*aparIds.zip files (if any).

For details on how to remove fix packs, see [WAS Remove Fix Pack].
For details on how to remove interim fixes, see [WAS Remove iFix].

Verify the owner of files


The upgrade step (below) attempts to remove and replace many files in the Worklight Server installation directory. This may fail if some of the files or directories are not owned by the current user and a single-user installation of Installation Manager is used. Therefore it is useful to guard against this case.

If you installed Installation Manager for a single user (as opposed to an administrator installation, see [IM Modes]), check whether all files and directories in WL_INSTALL_DIR are owned by the current user. On UNIX-based operating systems, you can list the files and directories that do not fulfill this condition through the commands
    cd WL_INSTALL_DIR
    find . '!' -user “$USER” -print
This command ought to produce no output.

Shutting down conflicting processes


On Windows only:

Shut down all processes that have a current directory inside the WL_INSTALL_DIR or the C:\ProgramData\IBM\Worklight\WAS85liberty-server directory hierarchy. This includes, in particular:
  • Console windows,
  • Windows Explorer windows.

You can do this step through the Microsoft Sysinternals Process Explorer [MS Process Explorer].

Run Installation Manager to perform the upgrade


If you installed Worklight Server into an application server of type WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment, and the deployment target for the Worklight applications was not a single stand-alone server (that is, it was one or more servers under the control of a deployment manager), then we recommend the following steps.
  1. Uninstall Worklight Server.

  2. Install Worklight Server 5.0.6.1, choose “WebSphere Application Server” as application server, a deployment manager profile (such as “Dmgr01”) as profile, and a scope that is either a cluster, a node, or the entire cell.

If, however, you installed Worklight Server into a Liberty server, a stand-alone WebSphere Application Server, or an Apache Tomcat server, we recommend to upgrade through Installation Manager's “Update” function:
  1. Start Installation Manager.

  2. Click Update.

  3. Select the package group that contains your Worklight Server installation.

  4. Click through the wizard. Most choices will be greyed (disabled), but you can change the passwords for the database or WebSphere Application Server access if they happen to have changed since the original installation.

  5. If you installed Worklight Server with an included WebSphere Application Server Liberty server, the wizard asks you whether you want to preserve the Liberty configuration. You will normally say “yes” here. This step creates a backup of the WL_INSTALL_DIR/server/wlp/usr directory (or, on Windows, the C:\ProgramData\IBM\Worklight\WAS85liberty-server\wlp\usr directory). It takes some space, usually in the range from 50 to 100 megabytes, but maybe more, depending on the size of applications and log files the server has already accumulated. The backup location is:
    • for a privileged Installation Manager installation on UNIX-based operating systems: /var/ibm/InstallationManager
    • for a privileged Installation Manager installation on Windows: C:\Program Files [(x86)]\IBM\Installation Manager
    • for a single user on UNIX-based operating systems: $HOME/var/ibm/InstallationManager
    • for a single user on Windows: %HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%\Application Data\IBM\Installation Manager

  6. Once done, close Installation Manager.

Then restart the application server (if it was running) or, in the case of WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment the affected servers. For details, see [WL Completing install].

Add fix packs to WebSphere Application Server Liberty Server


If you installed Worklight Server with an included WebSphere Application Server Liberty Profile server, you can now add back the fix packs, test fixes, and interim fixes that you removed earlier. Be sure to exclude those fixes that are contained in the new WebSphere Application Server Liberty Profile version that the Worklight Server has installed in place of the old one.

You can determine the list of fixes that you still need to apply by using the Liberty command 'productInfo'.

    UNIX-based Platforms

    cd wlp/bin
    sh productInfo compare –apars=PM12345,PM54321

    Windows Platforms

    cd wlp\bin
    productInfo compare --apars=PM12345,PM54321

See [WAS Command: productInfo] for more details about how to use this command.

For details on how to add fix packs, see [WAS Add Fix Pack].
For details on how to add interim fixes, see [WAS Add interim fix].

Upgrade extra databases


The Worklight Server installer step above has upgraded the set of tables and their columns of the database to match the requirements for Worklight Server 5.0.6.1.

If you have an alternative database that you want to be able to use with Worklight Server 5.0.6.1, you need to update its set of tables and columns as well. This is a sequence of database script interpreter invocations. The upgrade scripts are contained in the just installed Worklight Server directory.

    Scripts for DB2

    For an upgrade from a version 5.0.0.x:
    • WorklightServer/databases/upgrade-worklightreports-50-505-db2.sql (for WLREPORT)

    For an upgrade from a version before 5.0.6:
    • WorklightServer/databases/upgrade-worklight-505-506-db2.sql (for WRKLGHT)
    • ApplicationCenter/databases/upgrade-appcenter-505-506-db2.sql (for APPCNTR)

    These scripts are applied similarly to step 1.f, 1.d, 1.h in [WL DB2 manually].

    Scripts for MySQL

    For an upgrade from a version 5.0.0.x:
    • WorklightServer/databases/upgrade-worklightreports-50-505-mysql.sql (for WLREPORT)

    For an upgrade from a version before 5.0.6:
    • WorklightServer/databases/upgrade-worklight-505-506-mysql.sql (for WRKLGHT)
    • ApplicationCenter/databases/upgrade-appcenter-505-506-mysql.sql (for APPCNTR)

    These scripts are applied similarly to step 1.b in [WL MySQL manually].

    Scripts for Oracle

    For an upgrade from a version 5.0.0.x:
    • WorklightServer/databases/upgrade-worklightreports-50-505-oracle.sql (for WLREPORT)

    For an upgrade from a version before 5.0.6:
    • WorklightServer/databases/upgrade-worklight-505-506-oracle.sql (for WRKLGHT)
    • ApplicationCenter/databases/upgrade-appcenter-505-506-oracle.sql (for APPCNTR)

    These scripts are applied similarly to step 3 in [WL Oracle manually].

Restore the Worklight server configuration


After you complete the upgrade, restore the configurations that you previously identified in step "Review and note the application server configuration for Worklight Server and Application Center".

The applications to restore are as follows:
  • For the applications:
    • The Worklight Console
  • For the JDBC data source:
    • The Worklight database
The following section describes the expected configuration after you run the IBM Installation Manager.

Verify the server configuration


The Worklight Server installer step above has modified the application server's configuration to match the new Worklight Server version. It is a good idea to verify that the result meets your expectations.

    Expected Server Configuration for Liberty Profile

    The file to be verified is server.xml of the particular Liberty server. If you are using the Liberty server that is included in Worklight Server, it is the wlp/usr/servers/worklightServer/server.xml file inside the directory
    • WL_INSTALL_DIR/server on UNIX-based operating systems,
    • C:\ProgramData\IBM\Worklight\WAS85liberty-server

    This file should still contain the modifications that you had added outside the blocks delimited by comments such as

      <!-- Begin of features added by IBM Worklight installer. -->
      ...
      <!-- End of features added by IBM Worklight installer. -->
    and

      <!-- Begin of configuration added by IBM Worklight installer. -->
      ...
      <!-- End of configuration added by IBM Worklight installer. -->

    whereas the contents inside these blocks will have been replaced with code that is suitable for the new Worklight Server version. If you had made changes inside these blocks, the upgrade will have removed them; you need adapt and reinstall them, as appropriate.

    Among these blocks, you should see code similar to this:

    In the <featureManager> element:

      <feature>ssl-1.0</feature>
      <feature>servlet-3.0</feature>
      <feature>jdbc-4.0</feature>
      <feature>security-1.0</feature>
      <feature>appSecurity-1.0</feature>

    In the <server> element, for the Worklight runtime and the Worklight Console:

      <!-- Declare the IBM Worklight Server application. -->
      <application id="worklight" name="worklight" location="worklight.war" type="war">
        <classloader delegation="parentLast">
          <commonLibrary>
            <fileset dir="${shared.resource.dir}/lib" includes="worklight-jee-library.jar"/>
          </commonLibrary>
        </classloader>
      </application>

      <!-- Declare web container custom properties for the IBM Worklight Server application. -->
      <webContainer invokeFlushAfterService="false"/>

    Similarly, for the Application Center:

      <!-- Declare the IBM Application Center Console application. -->
      <application id="appcenterconsole" name="appcenterconsole" location="appcenterconsole.war" type="war">
        <application-bnd>
          <security-role name="appcenteradmin">
            <group name="appcentergroup"/>
          </security-role>
        </application-bnd>
      </application>

      <!-- Declare the IBM Application Center Services application. -->
      <application id="applicationcenter" name="applicationcenter" location="applicationcenter.war" type="war">
        <application-bnd>
          <security-role name="appcenteradmin">
            <group name="appcentergroup"/>
          </security-role>
        </application-bnd>
      </application>

      <!-- Declare the user registry for the IBM Application Center. -->
      <basicRegistry id="applicationcenter-registry" realm="ApplicationCenter">
        <!-- The users defined here are members of group "appcentergroup",
            thus have role "appcenteradmin", and can therefore perform
            administrative tasks through the Application Center Console. -->
        <user name="appcenteradmin" password="admin"/>
        <user name="demo" password="demo"/>
        <group name="appcentergroup">
          <member name="appcenteradmin"/>
          <member name="demo"/>
        </group>
      </basicRegistry>

    Expected Server Configuration for WebSphere Application Server Full Profile

    To check the server configuration, use the WebSphere Application Server administration console. It is usually at localhost:9043/ibm/console. (This screen shot uses a different port.)



    When you check the custom properties of the Java™ virtual machine (JVM) configuration of the server, you should see values for the properties android.aapt.dir (not android.aapt, as in this screen shot – that was used in version 5.0.5) and worklight.home.



    When you check the custom properties of the web container of the server, you should see that the com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.invokeFlushAfterService property has the value false.



    When you check the Shared Libraries, you should find one that is named “Worklight Platform Library”.



    The detail configuration of this shared library should show a class path that consists of the worklight-jee-library.jar file:



    When you check the JDBC providers, you should see one named “Worklight JDBC provider”.



    The details of the JDBC provider can look like this, if the database type is DB2:



    When you check the data sources, you should see three of them:
    • Worklight database
    • Worklight reports database
    • Application Center database



    When you look at the configuration of each database, you should see the following JNDI names:
    • jdbc/WorklightDS
    • jdbc/WorklightReportsDS
    • jdbc/AppCenterDS

    Note: The “Test connection” button does not work in a WAS ND configuration, because the scope of the data source definition normally does not include the deployment manager server.



    For a DB2 data source, the configuration should refer to a JAAS authentication alias, called WorklightDb2DatabaseCredentials (possibly with a suffix).
    For other types of databases, the credentials are part of the custom properties of the data source.



    Here's what the JAAS authentication alias (for DB2) can look like.





    When you look at the installed applications list of the server, you should see:
    • IBM_Worklight_Console
    • IBM_Application_Center_Console
    • IBM_Application_Center_Services

    (this is slightly different from the screen shot), possibly suffixed with a numeric suffix for uniqueness (in case of WAS ND).



    The configuration of each of the web applications...



    ... should have classloader settings of “parent last” and “Class loader for each WAR file in application”.



    When you look at the shared library references of the application IBM_Worklight_Console, you should see a reference to the “Worklight Platform Library”.



    The “IBM_Worklight_Console” application has a single module, Worklight, corresponding to the customization war file.



    The module settings for every modules among the Worklight Server applications should contain a class loader order of “parent last”.



    The class loader viewer for module worklight.war in the IBM_Worklight_Console should mention the “Worklight Platform Library”.


Expected server configuration for Apache Tomcat


The main file to be verified is conf/server.xml of the particular Apache Tomcat server.

This file should still contain the modifications that you had added outside the block delimited by comments such as
    <!-- Begin of Context and Realm configuration added by IBM Worklight installer. -->
    ...
    <!-- End of Context and Realm configuration added by IBM Worklight installer. -->

whereas the contents inside this block will have been replaced with code that is suitable for the new Worklight Server version. If you had made changes inside this block, the upgrade will have removed them. You need adapt and reinstall them, as appropriate.

In this block, you should see code similar to the following:
    <!-- Declare the IBM Worklight Console application. -->
    <Context path="/worklight" docBase="worklight">

      <!-- Declare the IBM Worklight Console database. Used through property wl.db.jndi.name.
        If you change this declaration to refer to a different kind of data base,
        you have to update the property wl.db.type in the file worklight.properties
        inside the file worklight.war. -->
      <Resource name="jdbc/WorklightDS" type="javax.sql.DataSource"
        driverClassName="com.ibm.db2.jcc.DB2Driver" url="jdbc:db2://db2server:50000/WRKLGHT" username="db2username" password="password" auth="Container" maxActive="8" maxIdle="4" maxWait="5000"/>
      <!-- Declare the IBM Worklight Console Reports database. Used through property
        wl.reports.db.jndi.name.
        If you change this declaration to refer to a different kind of data base,
        you have to update the property wl.reports.db.type in the file worklight.properties
        inside the file worklight.war. -->
      <Resource name="jdbc/WorklightReportsDS" type="javax.sql.DataSource"
        driverClassName="com.ibm.db2.jcc.DB2Driver" url="jdbc:db2://db2server:50000/WLREPORT" username="db2username" password="password" auth="Container" maxActive="8" maxIdle="4" maxWait="5000"/>

    </Context>

    <!-- Declare the IBM Application Center applications. -->

    <!-- Declare the IBM Application Center Console application. -->
    <Context path="/appcenterconsole" docBase="appcenterconsole"/>

    <!-- Declare the IBM Application Center Services application. -->
    <Context path="/applicationcenter" docBase="applicationcenter">

      <!-- Declare the IBM Application Center Services database. -->
      <Resource name="jdbc/AppCenterDS" type="javax.sql.DataSource"
        driverClassName="com.ibm.db2.jcc.DB2Driver" url="jdbc:db2://db2server:50000/APPCNTR" username="db2username" password="password" auth="Container" maxActive="8" maxIdle="4" maxWait="5000"/>

    </Context>

    <!-- Declare the user registry for the IBM Application Center. <Realm className="org.apache.catalina.realm.MemoryRealm"/>

Similarly, the conf/tomcat-users.xml file should contain a block delimited by comments such as
    <!-- Begin of configuration added by IBM Worklight installer. -->
    ...
    <!-- End of configuration added by IBM Worklight installer. -->

Modifications that you made outside this block should have been preserved, whereas the part inside this block will have been replaced with a definition for the role appcenteradmin, similar to this:
    <!-- Define roles and users for the IBM Application Center. -->
    <role name="appcenteradmin"/>
    <user name="appcenteradmin" password="admin" roles="appcenteradmin"/>
    <user name="demo" password="demo" roles="appcenteradmin"/>
    <user name="guest" password="guest" roles="appcenteradmin"/>

Finally, the conf/catalina.properties file should contain property definitions similar to this:
    # Added by the IBM Worklight installer.
    # The directory with binaries of the 'aapt' program, from the Android SDK's
    # platform-tools package.
    android.aapt.dir=WL_INSTALL_DIR/ApplicationCenter/tools/android-sdk

    # Added by the IBM Worklight installer.
    # Define the AppCenter services endpoint in order for the AppCenter console to be able to
    # invoke the REST service.
    # You need to enable this property only if the server is behind a reverse proxy.
    #ibm.appcenter.services.endpoint=http://<proxy>/applicationcenter

Configure the Application Center


In version 5.0.6.x, the Application Center supports a couple of new configuration options.

The Application Center security should be configured as documented in [WL AppCenter security] and
The endpoint URI should be configured as documented in [WL AppCenter endpoint] and

Other configuration


Consider updating the security configuration to exploit the new features of Worklight 5.0.6: see [WL New Security].

Start the Application Server


Now you can start the application server.

If the application server type is WebSphere Application ServerLiberty profile included with Worklight Server, the instructions are in [WL Start Liberty]. Otherwise, consult the documentation of the particular application server.

Finish migrating the Worklight project


At this point, the worklight.war file is not yet what you might expect.

This war file contains the Worklight console code as well as the project configuration.
WARNING!
  • The worklight.war file installed through the Worklight Server installer is similar to the one you would get by building an empty project with Worklight Studio. It can help testing whether the server is configured correctly (by accessing the Worklight console through a browser). But in the end, it is not this one that you want to use.
  • If you were to use the one you created through Worklight Studio of a previous release, the Worklight console code would be from a previous version, and the configuration would not be correct for the new worklight-jee-library.jar file. This is also not what you want.

The worklight.war file needs to be replaced with a customization war file generated from Worklight Studio.

Generating this WAR file can be done in two ways.
  • By the development team
  • By automated scripts that access the developers' source code of the Worklight project, through use of the Worklight ant tasks [WL Ant Tasks]

The steps are described in [WL Transporting applications]. This time, the parameterization to use is the one for the development environment, rather than the one for the test environment.

Step 5 in this sequence is to deploy the customization war file to the production environment, as described in [WL Deploy war] and

Recovering from a failed upgrade


If you want to get back to the old Worklight Server version, for whatever reason, you will need to follow these steps.
  • Uninstall Worklight Server, using Installation Manager.
  • Install the old version of Worklight Server using Installation Manager, specifying the same installation parameters as earlier.
The "Roll Back" button of Installation Manager is not supported for Worklight Server.

Also you will need to do the following.
  • Restore the databases (see section "Backup the databases" above).
  • Restore the application server (see section "Backup the application server" above).

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Document Information

Modified date:
17 June 2018

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