Apama 3.0.1

Linux (32-bit) | Linux (64-bit) | Solaris (32-bit) | Windows

Operating Systems

Linux (32-bit)

The information regarding Linux platform support below applies to the following Apama products

• Event Manager
• EventStore
• Platform and Development Environment
• Scalability and Management Environment

Support for JDK 1.4 is dropped with this release

Platform Notes:

• The client tools of Event Store (Research Studio) and the Platform and Development Environment (EMM) are not supported on Linux although the server components are.
• Red Hat 4 Update 4 requires the installation of Red Hat compatibility patches as outlined in the Release Notes for the Platform Development Environment.  The application of these patches applies to all Apama products and not just the PDE.
• Users must use the 3.0.1 version of their plug-ins and adapters. The 2.4 versions are linked against older (incompatible) libraries. Is missing for Linux entries.
• Client code compiled with the 3.4.6 compiler will not dynamically link with Apama's pre-built libraries (built on gcc 3.2.3 on Redhat 3). When using Redhat 4 customers are required to download and install g++ 3.2.3. This can be installed alongside the default compiler but any Apama code must be compiled with the older version. This applies to all C++ clients built against the C/C++ Client APIs, any C/C++ IAF plugins, and any Correlator plugins.

Linux (64-bit)

Support for JDK 1.4 is dropped with this release

Platform Notes:

• The client tools of Event Store (Research Studio) and the Platform and Development Environment (EMM) are not supported on Linux although the server components are.
• Red Hat 4 Update 4 requires the installation of Red Hat compatibility patches as outlined in the Release Notes for the Platform Development Environment.  The application of these patches applies to all Apama products and not just the PDE.
• Users must use the 3.0.1 version of their plug-ins and adapters. The 2.4 versions are linked against older (incompatible) libraries. Is missing for Linux entries.
• Client code compiled with the 3.4.6 compiler will not dynamically link with Apama's pre-built libraries (built on gcc 3.2.3 on Redhat 3). When using Redhat 4 customers are required to download and install g++ 3.2.3. This can be installed alongside the default compiler but any Apama code must be compiled with the older version. This applies to all C++ clients built against the C/C++ Client APIs, any C/C++ IAF plugins, and any Correlator plugins.

Solaris (32-bit)

The information regarding Linux platform support below applies to the following Apama products

• Event Manager
• EventStore
• Platform and Development Environment
• Scalability and Management Environment

Support for JDK 1.4 is dropped with this release

Platform Notes:

• The client tools of Event Store (Research Studio) and the Platform and Development Environment (EMM) are not supported on Solaris although the server components are.
• Installation of EventStore requires administrative rights on both windows and unix systems
• The EventStore cannot be installed on an NFS mounted disk, and must be installed locally.
• Users must use the 3.0.1 version of their plug-ins and adapters. The 2.4 versions are linked against older (incompatible) libraries.

Windows (32-bit)

The information regarding Linux platform support below applies to the following Apama products

• Event Manager
• EventStore
• Platform and Development Environment
• Scalability and Management Environment
• Dashboard Studio
• Event Modeler
• Developer Studio

Support for JDK 1.4 is dropped with this release

Platform Notes:

• Installation of EventStore requires administrative rights on both windows and unix systems
• The EventStore cannot be installed on an NFS mounted disk, and must be installed locally
• Dashboard Studio and Event Modeler require Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or later
• Dashboard Studio and Event Modeler require the Sun Java plug-in for IE.
• The Microsoft Java plugin is considered Unserviceable as it breaks some functionality of the Event Modeler.
• Users must use the 3.0.1 version of their plug-ins and adapters. The 2.4 versions are linked against older (incompatible) libraries.