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Java 7 64-bit fixes since GA
| APAR # | Fullversion | Java7_64.sdk fileset level | Service refresh |
|---|---|---|---|
| IV41155 | pap6470sr4fp2-20130426_01 | 7.0.0.90 | SR4 FP2 |
| IV38130 | pap6470sr4fp1-20130325_01 | 7.0.0.81 | SR4 FP1 |
| IV37597 | pap6470sr4ifx-20130305_01 | 7.0.0.71 | SR4+IV37419 |
| IV30540 | pap6470sr3-20121025_01 | 7.0.0.60 | SR3 |
| IV26228 | pap6470sr2-20120901_01 | 7.0.0.50 | SR 2 |
| IV20637 | pap6470sr1-20120330_01 | 7.0.0.25 | SR 1 |
All fixes are available separately from Fix Central by selecting these options:
- Product Group: System p
- Product: AIX
- Version: Select your operating system version
- Fix type: Fix search
Search for fixes using the APAR number shown in the table.
For a list of defects that have been fixed for this Java release, see Java 7 64-bit AIX defect fix list
Are fixes cumulative?
Typically, APARs are not cumulative, because each APAR corresponds to fixes for a subset of Java7_64 filesets. Different APARs can have different subsets of Java7_64 filesets. However, the individual Java7_64 filesets will contain cumulative fixes. Check the version.release.modification.fix (vrmf) number to compare fileset levels.
How do I know if I have installed the latest code?
There are different ways to determine the level of code on your system:
- You can check and compare the build date of your Java installation by using the command:
/usr/java7_64/jre/bin/java -fullversion - You can check to see if a particular APAR is installed on your system by using the command:
instfix -ivk APAR_NUMBER - You can check the Java7_64 filesets installed on your system by using the command:
lslpp -L | grep Java7_64. The list produced by this command might show filesets that are optional, such as java7.samples or java7.source. The java7.sdk fileset is the only fileset you need.