Features
The following new features have been included with the 64-bit JobScheduler:
- the method of handling of JavaScript has been improved JS-982 - Getting issue details... STATUS
- different time zones can now be specified per job and order JS-983 - Getting issue details... STATUS
- JobScheduler now handles XML via Java instead of the C++ implementation of libxml2 JS-984 - Getting issue details... STATUS
Job Compatibility
The following JITL - JobScheduler Integrated Template Library jobs will not work with the 64-bit JobScheduler:
- Extract
- Managed Custom Reports
These jobs have been marked as deprecated but will be supported in the 32-bit versions of JobScheduler 1.7.x.
They will not be supported in JobScheduler releases starting from 1.8.
Feedback
Should you have problems with the installation and/or discover reproducible bugs that are not yet documented (see our bug tracker) or if the 64-bit JobScheduler works perfectly for you then please let us know at:
[betatest] @ [sos-berlin.com]
Don't forget to include:
- details of your environment incl. configuration files,
- copies of the scripts you were running,
- relevant log files.
Installation
Installation of the 64-bit JobScheduler is almost identical to that of the 32-bit Version, which is described in our JobScheduler Master - Installation Guide.
The following additional requirements apply for the 64-bit version:
64-Bit Requirements
The 64-bit Beta version requires the following:
- Oracle™ Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 64-bit: at least version 1.6.x
- A shell in /bin/sh (or a symlink)
- The following 64-bit libraries:
- linux-vdso.so.1
- libz.so.1
- libpthread.so.0
- libdl.so.2
- libm.so.6
- libc.so.6
- ld-linux-x86-64.so.2
In addition, two components (JOE (JobScheduler Object Editor) and JID (JobScheduler Information Dashboard)) of the JobScheduler are SWT applications and require an X Windows system and GTK2. The JobScheduler installation includes a 64-bit swt.jar but you still need the following 64-bit libraries:
- libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0
- libXtst.so.6
Finally, we recommend that before starting the installation you set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to your 64-bit Java version (see “Requirements”, above).