Difference between prep tool and ds5

During the the installation of JES3 2005Q1 you are prompted with this option. I thought the ds prep tool was for setting up ds for messaging server? Please explain the differences and why do you have a choice between one or the other....
Based on product dependencies for your selections, the installer will install:
* * Sun Java(TM) System Directory Preparation Tool (303.30 KB)
[X] 18. Sun Java(TM) System Directory Server 5 2005Q1 (46.09 MB)

Hi,
Basically the configtool and offlinecfgeditor are the same thing, the configtool is more user friendly, but the offlinecfgeditor can be used to access certain files and configurations that the configtool doesn't have access to.
Any changes done in the configtool are made at a database level, the instances.properties only gets changed after the bootstrap process which involves pulling data from the DB, This is the reason the j2ee needs a restart after ant changes are done to DB by configtools as these core DB files (note just the ones that change the instance.properties) are only accessed during the bootstrap phase, (a start up phase). This is to avoid any inconsistencies.
The instance.properties.vmprop just contains information about the jdk in use and other simialar information (used for logs), it will only get created if it does not exist already, hence why it is recommended to delete this file after upgrading the jdk.
The instance.properties contains important paramters used during the start up of the j2ee system.
The java stack only syncs OS and DB parameters during start up time (bootstrap).
Kind regards,
Cathal

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I am having a strong confusion between these two. Please help.
Both require the DB to be up.
Both requires a restart after a change, that means none of them makes the change in DB directly.
What is the difference then?
What I think that configtool directly doesn't make a any change at DB level at all, it only changes the instance.properties file at OS level only, whereas offlinecfgeditor changes the values of the parameters at DB level.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
One more doubt:
What is the difference between instance.properties and instance.properties.vmprop?
I know second gets created every time with the restart of the DB. Does that mean it's a copy of DB stored parameters?
Is there a way in JAVA stack by which we can bring the parameters at OS level and DB level in sync, like we do in ABAP in RZ10 by importing the profiles?
Please reply.

Hi,
Basically the configtool and offlinecfgeditor are the same thing, the configtool is more user friendly, but the offlinecfgeditor can be used to access certain files and configurations that the configtool doesn't have access to.
Any changes done in the configtool are made at a database level, the instances.properties only gets changed after the bootstrap process which involves pulling data from the DB, This is the reason the j2ee needs a restart after ant changes are done to DB by configtools as these core DB files (note just the ones that change the instance.properties) are only accessed during the bootstrap phase, (a start up phase). This is to avoid any inconsistencies.
The instance.properties.vmprop just contains information about the jdk in use and other simialar information (used for logs), it will only get created if it does not exist already, hence why it is recommended to delete this file after upgrading the jdk.
The instance.properties contains important paramters used during the start up of the j2ee system.
The java stack only syncs OS and DB parameters during start up time (bootstrap).
Kind regards,
Cathal

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Hello,
we are using HTTP test tool to connect to XI and send a flat file to a directory. Only a small test!
OK, using the test tool offered here in the SDN, we are successful connecting to XI. SXMB_MONI shows a good result.
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Hi,
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hi
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