Where's the OES2 SP1 documentation?

Novell Documentation takes us to the documentation for OES2 SP2. This is now the current release (just released) of OES2.
Since NOWS SBE2 2.5 is based on OES2 SP1, and has just been released, the OES2 SP1 documentation is still needed.

Originally Posted by Paul Gear
I don't know if you care about this any more, but you can still get the PDF documentation at http://www.novell.com/documentation/...oes2sp1all.zip
The HTML version seems to have disappeared, but i usually prefer the PDF download anyway.
Paul
Thanks Paul,
I don't believe that link was there at the time of the original post. I knew about that link but I'm glad you posted it so others have access to it.
There is one issue that still remains: The links in the NOWS SBE documentation retrieve the OES2 SP2 documents. This is still to be resolved but at least we now have a way to retrieve the correct documents.

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