When upgrading from 3.0 to 3.1 the fcfg has a few param changes (removal of
retainPIDs, addition of purgeDelayInMillis and uploadStorageMinutes)
that should be copied over if using the old fcfg. I'd probably recommend
just using the new fcfg and updating the object/datastream/resourceIndex
locations to point to the old repository locations. These would likely need
to be updated even if the old fcfg were being used anyway.
The pointer to the xacml policies can be updated as well, though this is
likely small enough to copy easily. The system tests do fail if the xacml
policies aren't local to the repository (in the local data directory), but
that's only an issue if you want to run the system tests.
As I mentioned before, the activemq-data needs to be copied over to the new
data directory if messaging is on and if there were messages that were
persisted but not delivered prior to shutdown. Otherwise a new directory
will just be created on startup.
During my testing I did start and stop the new 3.1 server prior to
attempting a resource index rebuild, so I didn't see any problems. It's
likely that this should be done for 3.1 for the same reasons Eddie mentioned
for 2.2.4.
Bill
On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 11:05 AM, Edwin Shin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> All my tests have passed (release-3.1 & release-2.2.4 on Linux + Java 5
> + MySQL 5).
>
> Testing of the manual upgrade from 2.2.3 to release-2.2.4 passed as
> well. However, we need to note that upgraders will need to
> 1) update the Kowari configuration portions of fedora.fcfg w/ the new
> Mulgara configuration options if they wish to continue using their old
> fcfg.
> 2) first start & stop the new version of Fedora so that the war is
> unpacked in order for the rebuilder to pick up the appropriate classpath
> entries before running the rebuilder.
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