Micro Focus Dimensions CM

Software version: 14.6

This Readme provides information on how to patch your Dimensions CM 14.6 installation to use PulseUno 22.2.

The PulseUno 22.2 patch is available for download on the Software Licenses and Downloads (SLD) portal (requires login).

## Install PulseUno 22.2 patch

If you installed PulseUno as part of Dimensions CM 14.6, follow these steps to patch your installation to PulseUno 22.2.

Note: If PulseUno is installed standalone, upgrade it to version 22.2 by running the PulseUno 22.2 installer. For details, see the PulseUno help.

If your Git and Vault servers are installed on different machines, you need to repeat these steps on each system.

To upgrade to PulseUno 22.2:

1. Stop Common Tomcat.

2. Navigate to the Common Tomcat webapps directory. Default locations:

   Windows | C:\Program Files\Micro Focus\common\tomcat\9.0\webapps
   Linux | /opt/microfocus/common/tomcat/9.0/webapps

3. Copy the following directories and files from the webapps directory to a backup location:

   Directories | git-server pulse vault-server
   Files | git-server.war pulse.war vault-server.war

   You can remove the directories and files after you create backups.

4. From the PulseUno 22.2 patch you downloaded earlier, copy the git-server.war, pulse.war, and vault-server.war files to the Common Tomcat webapps directory.

5. Extract the WAR files.

6. In each extracted directory, edit the WEB-INF\web.xml file to ensure that the data directory parameter points to the right location, for example:

   Windows:

       <context-param>
          <param-name>dataDir</param-name>
          <param-value>C:\ProgramData\Micro Focus\PulseUno\pulse_data</param-value>
       </context-param>

   Linux:

       <context-param>
          <param-name>dataDir</param-name>
          <param-value>/opt/microfocus/pulseuno/data/pulse_data</param-value>
       </context-param>

7. Repack the extracted directories back into WAR files.

8. Start Common Tomcat. When running, the application server automatically extracts and deploys the WAR files.

If you customized your web applications, for example, modified the WEB-INF/web.xml files, use the backed-up versions to reapply the customizations after Common Tomcat is started.

If the web applications are redeployed later, you may need to repeat the steps described in this section.

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