Viewing PDF files in Tutorial Gallery
If you are using Adobe Reader 6.0.0, launching a PDF file from the Tutorial Gallery can hang your system.
Other versions of Adobe Reader do not cause this problem. Free upgrades to the latest level of Adobe Reader are available from the Adobe Web site.
Flash plug-in requirement
In order to properly view multimedia user assistance, such as Tours, Tutorials, and Show me viewlets, you need to have Flash Player version 6.0r65 or later installed.
Due to differences in plugin loading behavior on different systems, links to wizards and information on optionally installable features may not be displayed in the Welcome.
Some wizards and windows are modal, which means that until you finish working in them, you cannot switch to a different window in the product. This is an issue when you refer to help topics in the help browser, or tutorials in the Tutorials Gallery for guidance on how to complete a wizard.
To view the online help while you work in a modal window, either print the help information, or set the online help to open in an external browser.
To set the online help to open in an external browser:
- Click Windows > Preferences.
- Click Help.
- Select the Always use external browsers check box.
- Click Apply.
- Click OK.
Note: Some help information is available in PDF. You can view this information in Adobe Acrobat Reader while working with a modal window.
When upgrading from one Rational Software Development Platform product to another using the ESD images, ensure that you download and extract the same set of images for the new product that you downloaded and extracted for the original product. The same components installed in the original product will be automatically installed in the upgraded product.
For example, if the Language Pack was originally installed, when upgrading you will need to have the Language Pack downloaded and extracted into the new product installation image.
Information on the following items may be missing from early versions of the online help topic "Migrating JavaServer Faces resources with Faces Client Components":
If your online help topic "Migrating JavaServer Faces resources with Faces Client Components" is missing this information, refer the the html version of the Migration Guide, which is located at root of the first CD or under disk1/migrate.html of the electronic images.
- Two problems that may occur when changing the target server of a project containing Faces Client Components from WebSphere Application Server V5.1 to V6.0:
- Client Data mediator classes that have already been generated will no longer compile.
- Tree View Faces Client Components bound to WDOs fail to run on server after changing the project's target server to WebSphere Application Server V6.0.
- Information regarding working in the Linux platform or a non-English locale.
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