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<was_home>\logs\WASFixPack.err.log
Where <was_home> is the installation directory for WebSphere Application Server.
If the installation fails, these files may be placed in the directory pointed to by the
tmp Windows environment variable. The default value for this variable is the
directory:
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Local Settings\Temp
Where <username> is the name of the currently logged on Windows user.
The the log.txt file should contain the following line, confirming that the base
WebSphere Application Server V5.0.2 installation has succeeded:
INSTFIN: The WebSphere 5.0 install is complete.
Examine the following file to confirm that the required fixes have been applied to
WebSphere Application Server:
<was_home>\properties\version\BASE.product
The file should indicate the WebSphere Application Server version as 5.0.2.3.
Ensure that the following files were created, indicating that the related fixpack
has been applied. All files are created in the directory
<was_home>\properties\version\history:
was_50_fp2_win.ptfApplied (only for Microsoft Windows 2000)
Note: The following messages can safely be ignored, as they warn about
situation that are not really error conditions:
<was_home>\logs\log.txt:
(<date>,<time>), Setup.product.install,
com.installshield.product.service.product.PureJavaProductServiceImpl$I
nstallProduct, wrn, Did not replace installed object (IBM WebSphere
Application Server) with object (IBM WebSphere Application Server)
<was_home>\logs\WASFixPack.log:
Fix pack: was502_cf3_win The specified fixpack contains updates for an
unavailable component (installation will continue):
prereq.db2
resources
Fix pack: was50_fp2_win Checking product features: IBM HTTP Server has
been verified successfully. The specified fixpack contains updates for
an unavailable component (installation will continue):
samp.messaging