# IBM Rational Application Developer Interim Fix 002 - Local installation instructions

### For Rational Application Developer, Version 6.0.1

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## Contents

1.0 Overview
2.0 Installation prerequisites
3.0 Installing the interim fix
4.0 Installing product updates from a command line
5.0 Creating a local mirror of the update server
6.0 Uninstalling the interim fix
7.0 Customer support

## 1.0 Overview

This document describes how to install a downloaded version of Interim Fix 002 for IBM® Rational® Application Developer, Version 6.0.1. This document also links to instructions that describe how to create a local mirror of your product update server.

## 2.0 Installation prerequisites

To download, extract, and install the interim fix from a ZIP file, you will require 273 MB of disk space.

Before you can install this feature you must install Rational Application Developer Refresh Pack 6.0.1

Installation instructions for Rational Application Developer Refresh Pack 6.0.1 are available at www3.software.ibm.com/ibmdl/pub/software/rationalsdp/rad/60/install_instruction/601/install.html.

If you disabled any product features by modifying the feature.xml files or through the Update Manager by clicking Help > Software Updates > Manage Configuration, you must enable them before you install this interim fix.

## 3.0 Installing the interim fix

Install the interim fix with the same user account that installed the product.

Restrictions:

- The product cannot be open when you install this interim fix.
- On Windows® operating systems, you must use an account with Administrator privileges. On Linux® operating systems, you must log in as root.

To install the interim fix, complete the following steps:

1. Start Rational Product Updater:
   - On Windows operating systems, click Start > Programs > IBM Rational > Rational Product Updater.
   - On Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 (GNOME desktop environment), open the main menu and click Programming > Rational Product Updater.
   - On SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 9.0 (K Desktop Environment), open the main menu and click IBM Rational > Rational Product Updater.
Note: On Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 and SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 9.0, if you use a desktop environment other than the default, the product shortcuts might not appear in the default location.
2. Click Preferences > Update Sites.
3. Navigate to `temp_dir\rad\policy_601_interim_fix002.xml`, where `temp_dir` is the location of the extracted interim fix.
4. Click OK.
5. Click Find Updates.
If your computer does not have Internet access, or cannot connect to the live IBM update server, a warning appears in Rational Product Updater that states that other update sites are not available. You can ignore this warning if you installed IBM Rational Product Updater 6.0.1.
If your computer has Internet access and can connect to the live IBM update server, and if Rational Product Updater requires an update, you are prompted to install it before you can continue. Click OK. Rational Product Updater installs the update, restarts, and retrieves a list of available updates.
6. Select Interim Fix 002 for Rational Application Developer 6.0.1.
7. Click Install Updates.
8. To accept the license agreement and continue the installation, click OK.
Depending on the speed of your computer processor and the amount of RAM in your computer, the update might take an extended period of time to install.
After the installation is complete, Rational Product Updater lists the installed updates on the Installed Products page.
9. Close Rational Product Updater.

## 4.0 Installing product updates from a command line

You can install product updates, such as interim fixes, fix packs, and refresh packs, from a command line so that you do not have to monitor or input information during the installation.

For more information about installing product updates from a command line, see Running Rational Product Updater from a command line in the product updater help.

## 5.0 Creating a local mirror of the update server

You might want to create a local mirror of the update server in the following situations:

- You administer a set of product installations and want to control which updates are available to users.
- You administer a set of product installations that do not have direct access to the Internet.

For instructions on how to create a local mirror of the Rational Application Developer update server, visit www3.software.ibm.com/ibmdl/pub/software/rationalsdp/rad/60/local_mirror/601/local_mirror.html.

## 6.0 Uninstalling the interim fix

Uninstall the interim fix with the same user account that installed the product.

Restrictions:

- The product cannot be open when you uninstall the interim fix.
- On Windows operating systems, you must use an account with Administrator privileges. On Linux operating systems, you must log in as root.

To uninstall the interim fix, complete the following steps:

1. Start Rational Product Updater:
   - On Windows operating systems, click Start > Programs > IBM Rational > Rational Product Updater.
   - On Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 (GNOME desktop environment), open the main menu and click Programming > Rational Product Updater.
   - On SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 9.0 (K Desktop Environment), open the main menu and click IBM Rational > Rational Product Updater.
Note: On Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 and SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 9.0, if you use a desktop environment other than the default, the product shortcuts might not appear in the default location.
2. Click the Rollbacks tab. An inventory of installed product updates and features is displayed on the Rollbacks page.
3. Select Interim Fix 002 for Rational Application Developer 6.0.1.
Dependencies between updates are enforced automatically. If you select to roll back an update on which other installed updates depend, the dependent updates are also selected to roll back.
4. Click Roll Back Updates.
5. Close Rational Product Updater.

## 7.0 Customer support

For product news, events, support, and other information, see the Rational Application Developer home page at www.ibm.com/software/awdtools/developer/application/.