IBM DB2 Content Manager eClient v 8.4 configuration fails

Hi, everyone!
An error occurred during the configuration of IBM DB2 Content Manager eClient v 8.4.
Exit code: 1
Return code: 1
Message code: CFGERR0000

I can not remove configuration, it's also fails. (Remove configuration is not allowed when the product has not been configured successfully)

When I trying again add configuration I have:
Exit code: 150
Return code: 150
Message code: CFGERR0000

Plese help me.

I've installed:
DB2 UDB
WebSphere Aplication Server 6.1.0.17
HTTP Server 6.1.0
DB2 Content Manager 8.4 (configured successfully)
Client for Windows
DB2 Information Integrator 8.4 (configured successfully)

re: IBM DB2 Content Manager eClient v 8.4 configuration fails

Hello

I have the same kind of error.
Do you find the solution ?

Regards
Gilles

re: IBM DB2 Content Manager eClient v 8.4 configuration fails

Same error here. Any luck for either of you?

re: IBM DB2 Content Manager eClient v 8.4 configuration fails

Hello folks,

The root cause of this problem is when configuring fixpack failed and running config_EC, eClient gets updateType "base" instead of "fixpack".

eClient can only acquire the parameter updateType from the IDR file (ECMInstallDataV8.xml) which is controled by install.

So, this is a problem mainly in install.

To work around this problem, the customer can undeploy the eclient application via WAS console before running config_EC.


There is a side effect for the work around I mentioned above.

The IDM.properties, IDMAdminDefault.properties and languageMapping.properties file will not keep the same as they are before applying this test fix.
Because these files are in the eclient application, and they are removed with the application is removed.

So, the customer should manually back up these files in the eclient application. After running config_EC succesfully, they need to replace the new ones in eclient application
(in the folder: IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/profiles/AppSrv01/installedApps/CellName/eClient.ear/eclient.war) with the old ones they have backed up.

Thanks,
Shashank Kharche, IBM.
DB2 for Linux, Unix & Windows -Information Management Software