This document describes how to migrate an earlier version of EntireX to version 10.9 under Linux or Windows. EntireX version 10.9 can only be installed in parallel to an existing EntireX version. In this scenario you can migrate user data from one installation to the other easily, using the steps described here. The information applies to both Linux and Windows systems; any differences are described explicitly.

This document covers the following topics:

• Migrating EntireX Broker Data

• Migrating Authorization Rules

• Migrating RPC Servers

• Migrating Web Services

• Migrating XML/SOAP Components

• Designer Considerations

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Migrating EntireX Broker Data

The broker attribute files are located at <inst_dir>/EntireX/config/etb. Follow the steps below to migrate broker data from one installation to the other:

To migrate broker data

1. Stop all running EntireX brokers in both the source and target installations. EntireX brokers from other installations and platforms are not affected.

2. Stop all running RPC Servers that are registered to EntireX brokers in source or target installations. This also includes remote RPC servers or RPC servers from other EntireX installations if these RPC servers are registered with the brokers to be shut down.

3. Stop the Broker Administration Service/Daemon.

   • Under Linux:
     Stop the Administration Service, using the script

     EntireX/bin/sag<n>exx109 stop

     where	<n>	is a sequential, installation-dependent number and
     	109	is the EntireX version (major and minor version number)

     For example:

     sag5exx109 stop

   • Under Windows:
     From the Control Panel in both installations, choose Administration > Services >Stop Software AG EntireX Broker Administration Service

     Note:
     The first installation does not have a number to identify it. The second and subsequent installations are appended with (2), (3) etc.

4. Copy all relevant directories of defined brokers from source to target installation. These directories - one for each broker - are located under <inst_dir>/EntireX/config/etb.

   Note:
   Copy the complete directories, not just the attribute files.

5. Check the broker attribute files for path names and adapt them to the target installation.

6. Restart the Broker Administration Service/Daemon.

   • Under Linux:
     Start the Administration Service for both installations, for example with command

     sag5exx109 start

   • Under Windows:
     From the Control Panel, restart the Software AG EntireX Broker Administration Service for both installations.

Following the above steps, autostart settings and user credentials are not migrated. Apply these manually in the new installation. When you restart the Broker Administration service, all brokers will be shown. Readjust the autostart settings and user credentials, using Command Central.

You do not need to move Broker definitions (attribute file etc.) that are stored outside the EntireX installation directory. Simply makes sure when you start a broker stored externally that the broker executable from version 10.9 is used. This may apply to your scripts or when you start a broker manually.

Migrating Authorization Rules

In EntireX version 9.10 and below, the LDAP configuration was defined in the xds.ini file. From version 9.12, the configuration is defined with the following new attributes in the Broker attribute file. See Security-specific Attributes. The following table gives an overview of the old and the new configuration:

Configuration File xds.ini	Broker Attribute File
host=<host>	LDAP-AUTHORIZATION-URL="ldap://host:port".
port=<port>	LDAP-AUTHORIZATION-URL="ldap://host:port".
protocol=<protocol>	LDAP-AUTHORIZATION-URL="ldap://host:port".
authDN=<user>	LDAP-AUTH-DN="cn=admin,dc=software-ag,dc=de".
authPass=<ldap_password>	LDAP-AUTH-PASSWD=encrypted_ldap_password.
baseDN=<DN>	LDAP-BASE-DN="dc=software-ag,dc=de".

Migrating RPC Servers

To migrate RPC servers

1. Copy the file <inst_dir>/EntireX/config/rpc.server.properties from source to target installation.

2. In this file, adapt path names that reference your source installation to your target installation.

   Paths of RPC servers other than the source installation can remain unchanged.

Migrating Web Services

Note the following when migrating web services to a more recent version of EntireX:

• Artifacts such as XMM or AAR files can be reused without regeneration.

• Make sure Web Services Stack and EntireX are on the same level.

• Modify your scripts (for example the start script of the RPC Server for XML/SOAP) so that they use the new versions of the relevant JAR files of Web Services Stack and EntireX.

Migrating XML/SOAP Components

This section applies to EntireX version 8 and above and describes migration steps for the following components:

• RPC Server for XML/SOAP

• XML/SOAP Wrapper

• Listener for XML/SOAP

RPC Server for XML/SOAP

Update the start script to set the paths to current installation. If the properties file contains a path to the configuration file, you may need to adjust the path. The properties and configuration files can be used as before. See Configuration File in the RPC Server for XML/SOAP documentation for more information.

XML/SOAP Wrapper

Update the start script to set the paths to current installation.

Listener for XML/SOAP

The migration steps depend on the Web server you are using:

• Using the Software AG Web Server based on Apache Tomcat / Software AG Runtime from Software AG Installation
  Save your web services (AAR files) and modified configuration files (that is, axis2.xml). You do not need to re-generate your web services (AAR files). If the configuration was modified, perform the same modifications for the new installation and restart Software AG Web Server. Redeploy the web services (AAR files).

  Note:
  The new installation will use another port by default, which means that the Web clients need to be adjusted.

• Using another Web Server
  Save your web services (AAR files) and modified configuration files (that is, axis2.xml). You do not need to re-generate your web services (AAR files). For deployment of file wsstack.war and copying file entirex.jar to Web Services Stack, see the separate Web Services Stack documentation in the Software AG Infrastructure Administrator's Guide under Software AG Suite & Cross-Product Guides.

  If configuration was modified, perform the same modifications for new installation and restart the Web server. Redeploy the web services (AAR files).

Designer Considerations

We recommend you import existing projects into a new workspace of your target installation. We do not recommend reusing an existing Eclipse workspace. This may damage data or result in strange behavior.

This section describes how to import the projects of Designer from an earlier version into the workspace of the new Designer 10.9, then redeploy the web services to the new Web Services Stack 10.9. It covers the following topics:

• Overview

• Migrating your Preferences (Optional)

• Migrating Projects to Designer 10.9.0

• Redeploying Web Services

Overview

Notes:

1. We recommend importing your old Eclipse workspace when you install Designer version 10.9. See also http://documentation.softwareag.com > Upgrading webMethods Products > Migrate Designer Projects.
2. We recommend you redeploy your web services to the new Web Services Stack environment.
3. Existing applications can continue to use web Services in an old Web Services Stack environment.
4. However, if you wish to access the redeployed web Services in the new 10.9 Web Services Stack environment, your existing applications must be modified accordingly.

Migrating your Preferences (Optional)

Before you migrate your old projects, you can optionally migrate your existing preferences to your new 10.9 installation.

To migrate the preferences to the new workspace (optional)

1. Open Designer 10.9 and point to a new 10.9 workspace. Accept the default "workspace109" or specify another one.

2. Export your preferences before upgrading:

   1. Start the old version of Designer with the old workspace.

   2. Choose File > Export.... In the Select panel, choose General > Preferences and click Next.

   3. In the To preference file field, specify the EPF (Eclipse Process Framework) file to which you want to export your preferences, then click Finish.

3. Import these preferences to the new workspace:

   1. Start Designer 10.9 with the new workspace.

   2. Choose File > Import.... In the Select panel, choose General > Preferences and click Next.

   3. In the From preference file field, specify the EPF file to which you exported your preferences, then click Finish.

Migrating Projects to Designer 10.9.0

To import projects into Designer 10.9

1. Choose File > Import.... In the Select panel, choose General > Existing Projects into Workspace and click Next.

2. In the Import Projects panel, choose Select Root Directory and go to the old workspace. The projects appear in the Projects box. Select the projects to import into Designer 10.9.

3. Choose Copy projects into workspace and click Finish.

Redeploying Web Services

To redeploy the web services

1. Select an AAR file and from the context menu choose Web Services Stack > Deploy Services Package.

2. Select the correct URL that points to the Web Services Stack 10.9 installation.