Clean up product UserData files

Uninstalling WAS from the iSeries server removes all the product libraries and directories. User-defined information is not removed and can be reused if you reinstall the product. You can remove the user data manually. User data consists of these items:

These topics describe how to remove the directives for your HTTP server:

IBM HTTP Server powered by Apache (V5R1)

To remove HTTP Server powered by Apache directives, perform these steps:

  1. Start your JavaScript-enabled browser.

  2. In the URL location or address window, type

    http://your.server.name:2001

    where your.server.name is the host name of your iSeries server. Press Enter.

  3. Enter your iSeries user ID and password. Your iSeries user profile should be user type (user class) *SECOFR and have a value of *USRCLS for special authority. The AS/400 Tasks page is displayed.

  4. Click IBM HTTP Server for AS/400. The IBM HTTP Server for iSeries page is displayed.

  5. Select Configuration and Administration. The HTTP Administration graphical user interface (GUI) interface is displayed.

  6. At the top left, select Configuration. The main configuration page is displayed.

  7. From the selection box on the left, select your Apache server configuration.

  8. Under Dynamic Content, select WAS. The Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP) page is displayed.

  9. Select Disable Servlets and JSPs.

  10. Click OK.

IBM HTTP Server (V5R2)

To remove HTTP Server directives, perform these steps:

  1. Start your JavaScript-enabled browser.

  2. In the URL location or address window, type

    http://your.server.name:2001

    where your.server.name is the host name of your iSeries server. Press Enter.

  3. Enter your iSeries user ID and password. Your iSeries user ID should be user type (user class) *SECOFR and have a value of *USRCLS for special authority. The AS/400 Tasks page is displayed.

  4. Click IBM HTTP Server for AS/400. The IBM HTTP Server for iSeries page is displayed.

  5. Select the Manage tab. In the Server drop-down list on the upper right, select the HTTP server instance you want to change.

  6. Expand Server Properties in the left navigation bar.

  7. Scroll down and select WAS.

  8. Select Disable Servlets and JSPs.

  9. Click OK. This removes the Websphere directives from the Apache configuration file and returns to the main configuration page.

Lotus Domino Web server

To remove Lotus Domino Web server directives, perform these steps:

  1. Remove the DSAPI filter configuration from the Domino server document:

    1. From a Lotus Notes client connected to the Domino server, edit the Domino document, which is found in the Domino server's Domino Directory (names.nsf).

    2. Within the server document, click the Internet Protocols tab and then click the HTTP tab.

    3. Remove from the DSAPI filter file names field: /QSYS.LIB/QEJBAS5.LIB/LIBDOMINOH.SRVPGM.

    4. Save and exit the Domino Server document.

  2. Remove the WebSphereInit directive from the notes.ini file.

    1. Enter the Work with Domino Servers (WRKDOMSVR) command on an OS/400 command line.

    2. For the appropriate Domino server instance, specify option 13 (Edit NOTES.INI) to edit the server's notes.ini file.

    3. Remove the WebSphereInit directive from the notes.ini file.

  3. Restart the Lotus Domino Web server.