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This interim fix contains fixes to the version 6.0.1.1 release.
This interim fix supercedes Interim Fix 003; It contains all the same content as Interim Fix 003 plus some additional fixes. New APARs resolved in this interim fix are listed below as "new apar."
- (PK28418) Floating forms should not be hidden when conversing a fixed form.
- (PK28812) Display/Converse calls in a called program always erase the contents of the display.
- (PK26350) Cannot execute EGL SYSLIB.CALLCMD in a pagehandler.
- (PK26700) The VGJ system command processing6 libary was not compiled for USS.
- (PK26608) Ambiguous References in preprocessor for EGL migration.
- (PK28338) EGL debug probem with numeric fields.
- (PK30242) EGLSDK error IWN.VAL.6711.e.
- (PK24361) Cannot specify: setError to a field within a record.
- (PK27451) EGL-EJB generate While loop ends up in an infinite loop.
- (PK25460) External Cursor gets closed when an internal query is executed using the same SQL Record.
- (PK25539) EGL * low-level field is generated private in Java.
- (PK25779) EGL build error during migration from WSED 5.0.1 to EGL 6.0.1.1.
- (PK26293) Saved filters are lost after rebooting the application.
- (PK26610) In EGL 6.0.1, Class Cast Exception OR Null Pointer Exception when an EGL record is used in a comparison.
- (PK26910) Invalid argument exception occurs when setting Korean characters ( DBCS ) as an argument.
- (PK29333) EGL Decimal problem IWN.VAL.6716.E.
- (PK26522) Invalid EGL Web Services client code is generated.
- (PK25273) 4GL to EGL conversion utility fails when trying to convert a 4GL modules that reference multiple databases.
- (PK24923) EGL issue to bind an EGL variable to the attribute in Version 6.0.1.
- (PK28113) EGL error VGJ0701E occurs when using Begin Database Transaction().
- (PK21609) Errors occur after EGL Migration is run.
- new apar (JR23837) In some rare cases, MANIFEST.MF entries could not properly be resolved in the EAR when the entries were nested inside directories.
- new apar (PK32354) Problem with the J2EE tooling recognizing the source folder in J2EE module projects.
- (JR23837) ArchiveUtil.deriveEARRelativeURI() failing with case problems.
- (PK24730) Restore the capability to add EJB Projects as Web Library Projects.
- (PK25418) In the Web Editor, errors occur when editing the Web Resource Collection for a security constraint.
- (PK28706) In 6.0.1.1 ifix 002, text of <webcontent> element in websettings is deleted.
- (PK25909) The context root is not updated as .websettings file can only be read upon opening project.
- (PK22308) The wizard to remove remote interface does not work.
- (PK26371) Components within Facets within Components within a dataTable have wrong client ID.
- (PK28123) TRP Data is saved in Pagecontext and is not removed.
- (PK30246) Values in Map returned getParameterMap via JSF.
- (PK28876) Converter locales are not dynamic.
- (PK24551) Cannot specify the package owner in the SQL Stored Procedure Wizard - DB2® v8r1 for z/OS®.
- (PK26892) Stored procedures that are created outside of the application fail to build.
- (PK18088) Comments in the JSP are not being ignored by the JSP compiler.
- (PK24816) Cannot publish app to server 6.
- (JR24479) Cannot lauch server using server configuration saved in the application.
- new apar (PK31408) the Add Child selection is no longer on the context menu in the BO editor Annotation tab
- (PK21590) WSDL Model problem.
- (PK29747) Interface mapping does not show multiple operation MSG parts.
- (PK26063) WSDL Validation incorrectly flags a schema imported inline.
- (PK26267) Local namespace prefix declarations not resolving in the WSDL editor.
- (PK26331) XSL- XML Mapping and namespace problem.
- (PK24343) Namespaces for generated XSLT are incorrect.
- (PK23307) XML TO XML Mapping wizard Problem.
- (PK24469) XML TO XML Mapping wizard Problem.
- (PK25810) Portal Projects fail to run on PTEv5.1.x when base portlets are turned ON from Portal tab in PTE server configruation.
- (PK26290) PortalConfig_1.3.xsd needs to be registered in the XML catalog.
- (IC49902) Outline view fails to update correctly when modify jsp page via design.
- (PK18203) Incorrect JSP Translation for Include with Import Statement.
- (PK25905) Double byte characters are corrupted if the file opened was modified outside of the application.
- (PK30397) Performance problem in the Page Designer and Source Editor with embedded CSS.
- (PK28791) JSP ${item.level} works in preview but fails at runtime.
- (JR23955) UTC uses an incorrect class loader to locate bean classes.
- ( JR24283) No Class Found error during EJB DEPLOY with XMLSECURITY.JAR.
- (PK27266) ejbdeploy.user.install.dir sys property should always override.
- (PK24736) SSC: ejb mediator query problem updating SDO.
- (JR23907) Generate Java wizard cannot generate code in WEB.
- (JR23935) Java Beans for XML Schema generates wrong code.
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