This document covers the following topics:

• Contents

• Installation and Removal Instructions

  • Installation

  • Removing the Software

• Release notes for XML Express 6.0

  • Resolved issues

  • Known Issues

• Programming Documentation

Contents

The XML Express software is packaged in xmlx.zip.The zip file contains these files:

xmlx.jar
xmlx-tags.jar
License
Readme.html

1. Read this document and the release notes.

2. Unzip the contents of the zip file into a temporary directory, such as temp.

3. Copy the files from temp to locations where they can be referenced by your WebLogic Server installation. Table 1 shows where to copy the files for Microsoft Windows and UNIX systems if you installed the WebLogic Server software in the default location:

   Table 1 XML Express File Locations

   File Name	Microsoft Windows	UNIX Systems
   xmlx.jar	c:\bea\weblogic600\lib	usr/local/bea/weblogic600/lib
   xmlx-tags.jar	c:\bea\weblogic600\lib	usr/local/bea/weblogic600/lib
   License	c:\bea	usr/local/bea

4. Add the path of the xmlx.jar file to the Java system CLASSPATH before you start the WebLogic Server. For example, for the default server, if you installed the xmlx.jar file in the default location, add the following to the set CLASSPATH line in the startWeblogic.cmd and setEnv.cmd files:

   %WL_HOME%\lib\xmlx.jar;

   For the examples server, add the above CLASSPATH to the set CLASSPATH line in the startExamplesserver.cmd and setExamplesEnv.cmd files.

5. The xmlx-tags.jar file is required by XML applications that use the XML Express JSP tag extensions. Therefore, when you write XML applications that use JSP tag extensions, include a reference to the xmlx-tags.jar file. For instructions about how to do this, refer to Programming JSP Tag Extensions.

1. Shut down the WebLogic Server.

2. Remove xmlx.jar from the Java system CLASSPATHS in all set*.cmd and start*.cmd command files.

3. Delete the xmlx.jar and xmlx-tags.jar files from WebLogic Server directories.

There are no resolved issues at this time.

There are no known issues at this time.

For XML Express programming information, refer to Programming WebLogic XML.