Clean up product UserData files

Uninstalling WebSphere Application Server - Express from the iSeries server removes all the product libraries and directories. User-defined information is not removed and can be reused if you reinstall the product. You can remove the user data manually. User data consists of these items:

• All directories and files under the /QIBM/UserData/WebASE/ directory. You should manually delete any files or directories you no longer need.
• Any HTTP server directives (such as LoadModule or Alias) that were added to an HTTP Server Configuration file to enable WebSphere Application Server - Express for that configuration. You can remove these directives using the instructions below.

These topics describe how to remove the directives for your HTTP server:

• IBM HTTP Server powered by Apache (V5R2, V5R3 and V5R4)
• Lotus Domino Web Server

IBM HTTP Server powered by Apache (V5R2, V5R3 and V5R4)

To remove HTTP Server powered by Apache directives, perform these steps:

1. Start your JavaScript-enabled browser.

2. In the URL location or address window, type

   http://your.server.name:2001

   where your.server.name is the host name of your iSeries server. Press Enter.

3. Enter your iSeries user ID and password. Your iSeries user ID must have *ALLOBJ authority.

4. Perform one of the following tasks, depending on your i5/OS version:

   • For V5R2, on the iSeries Tasks page, click IBM HTTP Server for i5/OS.

   • For V5R3, on the iSeries Tasks page, click IBM Web Administration for iSeries.

   • For V5R4, on the iSeries Tasks page, click IBM Web Administration for iSeries.

5. Click the Manage tab. The main configuration page is displayed.

6. Select your Apache server instance in the Server listbox, and select Global Configuration in the Server area listbox.

7. Expand Server Properties, and select WebSphere Application Server

8. Select Disable Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP).

9. Click OK. You have removed the WebSphere plugin directives from the Apache configuration file..

10. To remove the directives for the IBM Telephone Directory application (Option 3), perform these steps:

    1. Click Container Management in the left navigation frame.
    2. Click the Locations tab.
    3. Select the LocationMatch container with /itd/.*/secure specified in the URL path or expression column.
    4. Click Remove.
    5. A popup window displays a warning that this operation removes not only the selected container, but all configuration directives contained within it. Click OK.
    6. Select the LocationMatch container with /itd/.*/admin specified in the URL path or expression column.
    7. Click Remove.
    8. A popup window displays a warning that this operation removes not only the selected container, but all configuration directives contained within it. Click OK.
    9. Click OK. You have removed the Apache directives that were added for the IBM Telephone Directory application..

    Note: You must stop and restart the Apache server instance for these changes to take affect.

To remove Lotus Domino Web server directives, perform these steps:

1. Remove the DSAPI filter configuration from the Domino server document:

   1. From a Lotus Notes client connected to the Domino server, edit the Domino document, which is found in the Domino server's Domino Directory (names.nsf).

   2. Within the server document, click the Internet Protocols tab and then click the HTTP tab.

   3. Remove from the DSAPI filter file names field: /QSYS.LIB/QASE5.LIB/LIBDOMINOH.SRVPGM.

   4. Save and exit the Domino Server document.

2. Remove the WebSphereInit directive from the notes.ini file.

   1. Enter the Work with Domino Servers (WRKDOMSVR) command on an CL command line.

   2. For the appropriate Domino server instance, specify option 13 (Edit NOTES.INI) to edit the server's notes.ini file.

   3. Remove the WebSphereInit directive from the notes.ini file.

3. Restart the Lotus Domino Web server.