Since especially upgrading IBM Connections Docs has in the past led to some confusion and sometimes failed installation and the installation of the Conversions Server on Linux is something new I decided to document the installation and share this with you. It starts with a Connections 6.0 and IBM Connections Docs 2.0 vanilla deployed and takes you through the upgrade to CR3 and the installation of the Conversion Server. You can also download the document right here.
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Given that Orient Me is based on technology unfamiliar to many folks that had been working with Connections before, some people might be struggling with installing it. I have created a guide that should help you getting it running for a demo environment with everything from Orient Me (Kubernetes, Docker, all Boot-, Master- and Workersnodes) on a single CentOS image and help you integrate it with your Connections 6.0 server.
15 CommentsCR2 is installed a little bit different than previous CRs of IBM Connections Docs. While the documentation states it, it is easy to oversee if you have done previous installation of CR1 a lot of times before – and quite a lot of people missed this and ran into this problem. With CR2 there are two more statements that need to be provided: -l ${FILESURL} -a ${J2CALIAS} . Here the complete command: python applypatch.py -u ${USERNAME} -p ${PASSWORD} -f $ {WSADMINPATH} -l ${FILESURL} -a ${J2CALIAS} ${USERNAME} is the user name of WAS ${PASSWORD} is the password for the user above…
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