Updating the Java Runtime Environment
Keep your system secure and compatible by updating to the latest supported Java version.
This ensures you have the newest features, performance improvements, and security
fixes.
- Important:
- Take a snapshot or backup of the RICOH ProcessDirector system to avoid data loss.
- Verify that antivirus or other security software that locks and scans files is still disabled on the RICOH ProcessDirector system.
- RICOH ProcessDirector installs Java to be used by the base product. Other features install additional instances
of Java. This procedure only updates the version of Java installed with the base product.
IBM DB2 has its own Java distribution under
/opt/infoprint/ippd/db/java/jdk64/that is not updated by the latest RICOH ProcessDirector JavaUpdater. To update the Java version of the DB2 database, see Updating the Java version for IBM DB2 database. - AFP Support feature has its own Java Runtime Environment under
/usr/lpp/psf/psf.jrethat is not updated by the latest JavaUpdater. After installing, we recommend deleting the/usr/lpp/psf/psf.jredirector.
- Log in to the primary server as the system user. The default user is aiw1.
- Copy the updateJava.zip package to the primary server. For example, you can use the
/aiw/aiw1/tmpdirectory. - To generate the MD5 checksum of the package, open a command prompt and enter:
md5sum /aiw/aiw1/tmp/updateJava.zip
Compare the result with the value provided on the RICOH Software website. If the values do not match, download the package again.
- Unpack the file.
- Stop all RICOH ProcessDirector and Feature Manager processes. Type:stopaiw -a
- To check the currently installed Java version, type:
java -version
Record the version of the currently installed Java. - Run the script to update Java. Type:
./updateJava.sh
- Check the Java version again. Type:
- Start RICOH ProcessDirector:startaiw -a