Post Processing Steps after Support Package Stack Application

I'm curious if anyone has any guidelines for post processing steps (or pre-processing) when applying Support Package Stacks to their Development Infrastructure (Developmend Workplace and the Central NWDI Server).  We have just upgraded a couple of developers local engines and developer studio to SP stack 19 from SP stack 14 and are experiencing some problems.  We also applied the J2EE stack and appropriate SCA files to the NWDI server.
After the support packs it looks like our DTR files are gone (when reimporting configuration via Developer Studio the SC's are there but there are no DC's inside of them).  Additionally, it looks like we have to manually reimport the newest versions of SAP_BUILDT, SAP_JTECHS, and SAP-JEE.  Another thing is that old Local Web Dynpro DC's are now complaining about class path problems and different versions of files.  We followed the documentation for applying SP19 exactly as the documentation says for a Java Development Usage type.  Is there a checklist or something that anyone has for steps to perform after the application of the support packs?

I think I'm missing something.  Now I see the code and DC's inside the DTR.  However, when I try to import into NWDS no DC's come in (the software components exist, but no DC's in them).  Additionally, the CBS web ui reports that my software components do not contain any DC's even though I see them in the DTR.  What things can I look at to determine what I'm missing here?
Thought I'd add some more info..after applying the support packs, we imported the new SAPBUILD, SAP_JTECH, and SAP_jee SCA'S into our track as we required some functionality from the newer build SCA.  We also reimported our old archives back into the system by manually checking them in assuming this would fix the problem with us not seeing the source in the NWDS or the DTR.  After the import, the CBS no longer sees our custom DC's, but the DTR does (both in active and inactive ws).  When importing the dev configuration into the NWDS our custom DC's no longer appear, but SAP's standard SCA's do.
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        Eric Vota

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