Migrate modules from 9.7.1

Dear All,

Is there document/ new procedure to migrate custom module from 9.7.1 with kernerl version (9.5) to Content Server 10.5 (Oclipse) enviorment.

Regards,

Kumar

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Mahesh_Pinnamaneni

you should find it in the below link (Section: Import Module):

https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/cs.dll?func=ll&objId=42329092&objAction=

BTW, looking at the same link to Install the plugin it says copy the com.opentext.cside.jar to plugins folder but where can I find this jar file. Is there a location where I can download?

Thanks,

Mahesh

Darcy_Casselman

Quoted Mahesh Pinnamaneni on 2014-01-20 12:32:

BTW, looking at the same link to Install the plugin it says copy the com.opentext.cside.jar to plugins folder but where can I find this jar file. Is there a location where I can download?

You can download the jar from the Downloads page here on KC. It's under "Content Server SDK": https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/cs.dll/open/4042029

Mahesh_Pinnamaneni

Thank you...just noticed that the url parameter value for 'objaction' is missing somehow. Here is the link again..

https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/cs.dll?func=ll&objId=42329092&objAction=browse

Cheers

Andrs Mauricio Salamanca Arias

Hi, where can I find the com.opentext.cside.jar file?

Appu_Nair1

If you or your company pays for OT KB for SDK this link will work

https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll/open/16523021

The conversion is usually like this.

If it is a simple customization(RHs,Subtypes,webnodes) etc then all you do is look at the kernel of a CS10.5 module and put your 97.1 module like that and install it.If it clean installs(makes three opentext.ini) entries you are done.Further you can dress it up to be more CS10.5 kind(971 module may be called mycustomization_9_71 you could make it muycustomization_10_5_0 that kind.
If the 971 module orphanned or had dependencies on code/libraries that OT deprecated,it becomes more involved.If you run into those we can help but be prepared to go deep into the weeds,
If you don't know the .oll installation can be sucked into the Oscript IDE and you will see the new ways OT code is structured.