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Troubleshoot: Checking that a WebSphere Commerce feature is enabled on the instance
After installing a feature pack, you can enable one or more features. You enable a feature on a WCS instance. After enabling the feature you should verify the enablement is successful.
Problem
After enabling a WebSphere Commerce feature to verify that it is enabled on the instance.
Solution
To verify if a feature is enabled on the WCS instance...
- Start a Qshell session.
- From a command prompt run the following command:
- WC_INSTALL/bin/versionInfo.sh WC_INSTALL/instances/instance
- WC_INSTALL/bin/versionInfo.sh WC_USER/instances/instance
- WC_INSTALL/bin/versionInfo.bat WC_INSTALL/instances/instance
- WCDE_INSTALL/bin/versionInfo.bat
Where instance is the name of the WCS instance which has a feature enabled
This command is only available for WebSphere Commerce v7.0 with fix pack 1 or higher installed.
- Run this command produces an output that includes the product information. For example:
- WebSphere Commerce Feature Pack 1:
Installed Product ------------------------------------------------ Name IBM WebSphere Commerce Version 1.0.0.0 ID wc.fep1 Build Level xxxxxxx Build Date xx/xx/xx
If you have not enabled a WebSphere Commerce feature on the instance, an output similar to the following is displayed:
Installed Product ------------------------------------------------ Name IBM WebSphere Commerce Version 7.0.0.Z ID wc.server.YY Build Level xxxxxxxxx Build Date xx/xx/xx
Where Z is the fix pack number that you have installed and YY is the edition of WebSphere Commerce.
- To determine which specific feature is enabled on the instance...
- Navigate to the following directory:
- WC_INSTALL/instances/instance/properties/version
- WC_USER/instances/instance/properties/version
- WCDE_INSTALL/properties/version
- For every feature that is enabled, the following file exists:
- feature_name.server.70.component
- feature_name.toolkit.70.component
Where feature_name is the name of the WebSphere Commerce feature. For example, management-center is a WebSphere Commerce feature.