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The personnel responsible for upgrade should first survey
the existing LiveCycle ES4 SP1 environment to determine if the software
infrastructure continues to be supported by AEM forms on JEE. The
survey results help estimate the effort required to upgrade and
also determine the upgrade path.
When upgrading from LiveCycle ES4 SP1, two scenarios influence
how you can upgrade to AEM forms on JEE.
In-place upgrade:
If you choose to upgrade to AEM forms
on JEE using the existing application server instance, then it is
considered an in-place upgrade. For example, continued usage of
a WebSphere 8.5 instance from LiveCycle ES4 SP1to AEM forms on JEE
having installed necessary fix packs.
Using the same application server instance implies that changes
need not be made to the operating system or the server machine.
Out-of-place upgrade:
The following scenarios are considered
out-of-place upgrade:
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Change of computers
: If you change your server
machine from the one that runs your existing LiveCycle installation
to use a new machine when upgrading to AEM forms on JEE.
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Upgrading the application server
: If you are upgrading
your application server with a major version revision. For example,
upgrading WebSphere 6.1 to WebSphere 7.0.
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Application server migration
: If you are migrating
from a 32-bit application server to a 64-bit variant. For example,
32-bit JBoss to 64-bit JBoss application server.
Note:
You cannot upgrade if you are changing your application
server, your operating system, or your database; it is considered
a fresh installation. For example, if you are changing your application
server from WebLogic to JBoss.
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