Release Notes for IBM Financial Transaction Manager for Multiplatforms V3.3.0

• Before installation
• Product documentation
• Support
• Features and Fix updates
• Known issues

Before installation

System requirements

Check the IBM Financial Transaction Manager system requirements to ensure that your installation platform is supported for the product edition that you plan to install. For more information about the system requirements for all of the different versions of the product, see the IBM Financial Transaction Manager system requirements website.
 

Downloading the product:

For IBM Financial Transaction Manager for Multiplatforms: Passport Advantage instructions.

Product documentation

The online product documentation is in IBM Documentation.
IBM Financial Transaction Manager for Multiplatforms documentation.
 

Support

Defects:

These release notes might contain references to defect numbers. These numbers refer to internal IBM problem numbers that you might find useful when you are discussing problems with your IBM service representative.
 

Technotes:

For more information about available fixes, see the IBM support web page.
To find the information, go to Download - Fixes, updates and drivers, and then enter the product name. This web page provides links to the latest available maintenance for the in-service IBM Financial Transaction Manager family of products.
 

Features and Fix updates

This release introduces:

• Support for Java 17

• SR2025 updates

• Middleware updates, including update to WebSphere Liberty

To learn more about the new features in IBM Financial Transaction Manager, see the following section in the FTM documentation in IBM Documentation.

Known issues

This section outlines the known issues and their workarounds (if any).
  

Issue 1

Users affected: Customers that install the Base sample application on IBM Financial Transaction Manager (FTM) version 3.3.0 on Linux systems.

Summary:

When executing the ApplyFTM_OpDataNoRestrict.sh script (from FXH_Sample.zip), users encounter a 

"bad interpreter" error: /bin/sh^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory. 

Resolution:

Convert the script's line endings from Windows to Unix format:

sed -i -e 's/\r$//' ApplyFTM_OpDataNoRestrict.sh

Then execute the script normally:

./ApplyFTM_OpDataNoRestrict.sh FTMDB FTM security_off > log.txt