CA Asset Portfolio

Management - 12.9

Upgrade CASM and AMS

Components to JRE 1.8.0_45

Date:


27-August-2015

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Table of Contents

Upgrade CA CASM JRE to JRE 8 ...... 4

Upgrade AMS JRE7 to JRE8 ...... 6

Upgrade CA CASM JRE to JRE 8

You must upgrade to JRE 8 for CA Asset Portfolio Manager.

Follow these steps:

1. Stop the CA CASM service.

2. Navigate to http://tomcat.apache.org to download Tomcat 8.0.21.
Extract the contents and rename the folder to Tomcat.

3. Navigate to http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads and download JRE

8u45.

4. Install JRE8u45 to a temporary location (JRE8)

5. Copy the Tomcat and JRE8 folders from the temporary location.

6. Navigate to the CASM installation folder and backup the existing Tomcat and JRE folders.

7. Paste the folders that you copied in step 5.

8. Rename the “JRE 8” folder to “JRE”.

9. From the Tomcat backup, copy the following folders to the new Tomcat folder:

common server shared

webapps/balancer

webapps/casm

10. Copy the attached AMSService.bat file, and paste it in the location where CASM is installed.

(Attached as AMSService.rar)

11. Navigate to SharedComponents\AMS and copy AMSService.bat to CASM folder and rename it to “CASMService.bat”

12. Edit “CASMService.bat” file to set the JRE_HOME variable to point to the JRE path.

13. Open the command prompt, navigate to SharedComponents, CASM folder and execute the following command:

CASMService install <service name>

For Example: CASMService install CASM

13. Navigate to new Tomcat\ conf folder

14. Open server.xml and change the default port 8080 to existing port

15. Start the CASM service

16. When the new service is up and running, you may delete the old service named CA CASM

From a command prompt: SC delete “CA CASM”

Continue to the next page to upgrade the AMS service

Upgrade AMS JRE7 to JRE8

You must upgrade AMS JRE7 to JRE 8 for CA Asset Portfolio Manager.

Follow these steps:

1. Stop the AMS service “Apache Tomcat 7.0 AMS”

2. Navigate to http://tomcat.apache.org to download Tomcat 8.0.21. Extract the contents and rename the folder to Tomcat.

3. Navigate to http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads to download JRE

8u45.

4. Install JRE8u45 in a temporary location.

5. Copy the Tomcat and JRE 8 folders from the temporary location.

6. Navigate to SharedComponents\AMS (AMS Installation folder) and backup the existing

Tomcat and JRE 7 folders.

7. Paste the Tomcat and JRE8 folders that you copied in step 5.

8. From the Tomcat backup, navigate to webapps, copy the AMS folder, and paste it in the new

Tomcat – webapps folder.

9. Copy the attached AMSService.bat file, and paste it on SharedComponents\AMS.

10. Navigate to SharedComponents\AMS, and edit the "AMSService.bat" to set JRE_HOME

variable to point to JRE 8.

11. Open the command prompt, navigate to SharedComponents\AMS and execute the following command:

AMSService install <service name>

For Example:

AMSService install AMS

12. To configure the port number in the server.xml, navigate to new Tomcat, conf.

13. Open server.xml and change the default port 8080 to existing port.

14. Start the service.

15. When the new service is up and running, you may delete the old service “Apache Tomcat 7.0 AMS”.