Also make sure that Automatic Publishing is turned off (will save a lot of time): Open the server description, change and save (make sure to turn UTC off).Add the Commerce EAR, Next, Next and Finish:.Pickup the configuration from the drop-down:.Two simple WebSphere servers will have been created (6.0 and 6.1) and Commerce Server will not be present.If the errors are just JSP, HTML or XML errors that were flagged before the validators could be turned off, then just clean the projects (Project->Clean). After migration completes, if any of the Commerce projects shows errors, correct them.Automatic migration will start – do NOT interrupt it – go into the Window->Preferences->Validation Dialog, and remove HTML, JSP and XML validation.
Start RAD7 and point it to the workspace folder. Copy the entry from above and update the template path to RAD7. Open RAD7_HOME\runtime\base_v6\runtimes\profileRegistry.xml. Find the entry for your WAS/WC profile, for example: Open RAD6_HOME\runtimes\base_v6\properties\profileRegistry.xml. 
Backup the TOOLKIT\workspace into a zip file and call it workspaceRAD6.zip. Make sure you have a working Commerce Development environment with RAD6. Use RAD7 only (requires modifications to Commerce Toolkit batch files and setup process).įor a detailed analysis, read the analysis section below. The Commerce Developer environment can be created inside RAD7, with little or no limitation to functionality. Note: This process has been tested with RAD and RSA (Rational Software Architect) Since it is based on Eclipse 3.2.1 and can re-use existing Eclipse installations, many developers are finding that using RAD7 enhances productivity and allows the use and update of non-IBM Eclipse plug-ins as well using new Eclipse features. Rational Application Developer 7.0.x (RAD7) and other members of this family are based on an architecture that is significantly different from the Rational 6.0.x (RAD6) family. IBM WebSphere Commerce Developer 6.0 2 is one member of the family that is based on the Rational Application Developer 6.0 3 and the WebSphere Application Server 6.0 4. (Note: This technique is NOT supported by IBM) IBM's Rational family of IDE's (integrated development environments) are based on the Eclipse 1 platform.
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