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This interim fix contains fixes to the version 6.0.1.1 release.
- (PK19243) Unencrypted passwords are generated in the rununit.properties file.
- (PK19402) Validation of program names containing "$" causes errors.
- (PK20072) Cursor position is set incorrectly when there is an array.
- (PK20896) EGL builds take a long time.
- (PK21322) Accessing sub-items of fixed records in global arrays in pageHandlers results in an exception in the EGL debugger.
- (JR23498) When printing to a file, the new output overwrites previous output instead of being appended.
- (PK21765) The "Home" key causes the cursor to return to the initial cursor field instead of the first data entry field on the map.
- (PK22169) BACKTAB, PGUP and PGDN keys do not work when running console user interface (CUI) and text user interface (TUI) programs.
- (PK22693) Removing a dateFormat property from a field in a TUI form causes problems with the form.
- (PK22782) Generating or debugging an EGL program is slow to start.
- (PK22869) The default.dateFormat property is not used by the EGL debugger and is not generated to the rununit.properties file.
- (PK23274) When retrieving COBOL records using the SQL retrieve function, the database type DATE should be mapped to EGL type CHAR(10).
- (PK23396) When using the form editor, adding a record with an INT or DATE data type gives an error that the width is invalid.
- (PK24105) When editing a table entry field with a decimal type, the precision value is missing in the dialog box.
- (PK24332) Errors show in the Generation Results view when the build descriptor option is set to validateSQLStatement=YES.
- (PK24417) Updated runtime JAR files (fda*.jar) are not copied to the EAR project when generating Java™ into EJB or Application client projects.
- (PK20082) During VisualAge® Generator migration to EGL, EZEMODF is converted into mathLib.modf which has different behavior.
- (PK16937) When using the form editor, values from the field width column of the dialog box are used for the type definition instead of the fieldLen property.
- (PK17123) Validation error IWN.VAL.6653.E occurs when assigning double-byte characters to an item of type char.
- (PK17348) When using the EGL form editor, the menu option Edit > Undo Create doesn't remove the field on the form.
- (PK18278) Following migration from VisualAge Generator V4.5, validation errors occur.
- (PK18922) When building EGL projects migrated from VisualAge Generator, an OutOfBound Exception occurs when the VAGen Compatibility option is cleared.
- (PK20002) Data parts created by the EGL Data Parts wizard maps the CHAR FOR BIT DATA type to NULL instead of EGL type HEX.
- (PK20144) In TUI applications, the ERASE TO END OF FIELD action does not set the field's modified flag.
- (PK22052) The code generated for a function call may not compile when itemsNullable is set to YES in the build descriptor.
- (PK23299) SQL Retrieve does not prompt for a user ID and password if the password or user ID is not set in the preference page.
- (PK23168) When starting the debugger, validation of the build descriptor fails due to the EGL build path not being set up correctly.
- (PK23855) When generating programs for zosbatch, the default value for the resourceAssociation attribute is incorrect.
- (PK24051) If a char(1) contains a byte that is not a character in the local codepage, and it is compared with " ", the comparison will incorrectly evaluate to true.
- (PK24284) The COBOL source generated from an EGL prepare statement computes an incorrect length, causing the statement to be truncated.
- (PK24348) EGL dataTables with variable substructure are not generated correctly.
- (PK23303) When using the EGL form editor, the options displayed for changing the field alignment are incorrect.
- (PK18206) Intemittently, the deployment descriptor editor will not open for an enterprise application (EAR) project.
- (PK21850) Migration from WebSphere® Developer V5.1.1 to V6.0 fails if the version string in the .websettings file is blank.
- (PK22785) When a Web library project is removed from the workspace and is still referenced in the Web project's .websettings file, a null pointer error occurs instead of displaying a message in the Problems view.
- (PK20477) When checking out a project from CVS, the version of the .j2ee file is automatically upgraded.
- (PK21111) Tag library descriptor (TLD) files located in the WEB-INF directory of a Web project are not detected.
- (PK21202) Importing a Xythos EAR file fails.
- (PK23249) Some preferences set on Dynamic Web projects are not saved.
- (PK20981) When publishing a Web module that references a non-existent Web library project, a null pointer exception occurs.
- (PK18727) Include statements containing JSP fragments shows inconsistent behavior.
- (PK13182) Messages output from WebSphere Application Server V6.0 in the Console view are not consistent with the contents of the systemout and sytemerror logs.
- (PK19815) User libraries added to the classpath of a WebSphere Application Server client launcher are not resolving correctly, resulting in NoClassDefFound errors at run time.
- (PK20022) The WebSphere V5.1 runtime is missing file sas.jar, which can cause build path errors.
- (PK21059) If you have deployed an application to WebSphere Application Server V6.0, you will get error beginning "Error: javax.management.InstanceNotFoundException: MBeanServer cannot find MBean with ObjectName WebSphere" if you change profiles and try publishing the application.
- (PK22523) If you delete profiles that you have created for WebSphere Application Server, then the deployment page of the Application Deployment Descriptor Editor will not open.
- (PK22455) When editing XSD files in the XML editor, the delete key does not function properly.
- (PK19914) Error occurs when connection to DB2® on z/OS® due to the JDBC driver returning the host name with trailing spaces.
For information about installing IBM Rational Web Developer Interim Fix 002 for version 6.0.1.1, installation prerequisites, installing from a command line, and setting up a local mirror of the update server, see the installation instructions at www3.software.ibm.com/ibmdl/pub/software/rationalsdp/rwd/60/install_instruction/6011_interim_fix002/install.html.
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