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How to detect if "Web Services Feature Pack for WebSphere" is installed in Websphere server?

How do I detect if "Web Services Feature Pack for WebSphere "is installed in Websphere Application Server v6.1?

I need this information to solve some classloading issues while deploying cxf webservices in Websphere.

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While I don't have the WSFP installed here, by far your best bet is to use WebSphere's versionInfo utility.

You can find it in %APPSERVER%/bin where %APPSERVER% is your WAS installation location.

Reference (from the WAS 6.1 infocenter) can be found here.

My suggestion is that you generate the version report in HTML using the most detailed flags (-long -maintenancePackages -maintenancePackageDetail -components -componentDetail) and take it from there.

Isaac  2010-10-07 04:42:16

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