The OnBase Server Updater allows you to update to a service pack or a service release quickly, minimizing downtime while applying the latest security, stability and performance fixes. If you are new to Server Updater, the Server Updater quick reference guide provides great information on the features and functionality. You will find the guide in the Zip file.
This week we release an update for the Server Updater (0.3.9.0) with corrections and enhancements. Server Updater 0.3.9.0 is backwards compatible with all supported OnBase releases.
A new feature analyzes the .config file and automatically updates the assemblyBinding references to be accurate for the patch applied to the web application or Windows Service. In addition, there is an option to be more aggressive in deleting temporary files after an update completes. This is helpful when updating multiple different OnBase modules on a single Windows Server conserving hard drive space.
Multiple quality of life corrections are also in this release. During the restore process, Server Updater will ensure that backup appropriately matches what is installed to prevent accidentally restoring identically named applications. Log messages were corrected for consistency and overall better indication of progress. Finally a rare win32 copy error was corrected.
Download links are provided on the consolidated download page for Server Updater and the Update Packages.
The Server Updater is compatible the following web application modules:
The Server Updater is compatible the following Windows Service modules:
0.3.9.0 is better and newer, though your server configuration could be different than the ones we tested. If you think you found a bug, please report it through Community so that we can investigate. We appreciate your feedback. Now what are you waiting for? Go update, Frustration Free style!