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Need supported Linux when running Jazz Team Server on WAS?

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Edward Sargisson (1●4●3) | asked Sep 18 '08, 1:09 a.m.
If I wanted to install Jazz Team Server from RTC 1.0 and had a pre-existing WebSphere Application Server (WAS) 6.1 server would I need to install the server software on a supported OS?

We have WAS 6.1 running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.0 (RHEL 4.0 is not supported by RTC). We do not have a a RHEL 5.0 environment so, presumably, cannot install the standalone Apache Tomcat version. We do have a Oracle database environment so that part is fine.

From the documentation it appears this will probably be fine as the Team Server is a straight J2EE app without anything strange outside of what WAS/Tomcat provide.

Thanks, in advance, for your reply.

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Matt Lavin (2.7k●2) | answered Sep 18 '08, 8:16 a.m.
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RTC should have no problems running on most Linux variants. The
'supported OS' is a statement about official IBM support, ie. if you ran
into a problem on RHEL 4.0 and could not re-produce it on RHEL 5.0, then
we would likely approach that bug with a reduced priority. Lots of
people run RTC on different variants of Linux, and you most likely not
have any problems running on RHEL 4.0.

Matt Lavin
Jazz Server Team


Sarge wrote:
If I wanted to install Jazz Team Server from RTC 1.0 and had a
pre-existing WebSphere Application Server (WAS) 6.1 server would I
need to install the server software on a supported OS?

We have WAS 6.1 running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.0 (RHEL 4.0 is
not supported by RTC). We do not have a a RHEL 5.0 environment so,
presumably, cannot install the standalone Apache Tomcat version. We
do have a Oracle database environment so that part is fine.

From the documentation it appears this will probably be fine as the
Team Server is a straight J2EE app without anything strange outside
of what WAS/Tomcat provide.

Thanks, in advance, for your reply.

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