Upgrading from the 1.0a Version of the Driver

Use the steps in this section to upgrade the DirXML® Driver 1.0a for GroupWise®, which released with DirXML 1.1a.

After you upgrade the driver, you must obtain a new activation credential for the DirXML Driver 2.0 for GroupWise. If you do not complete the activation process within 90 days, the upgraded driver does not run. For additional information, refer to Activating the Driver.

To upgrade to version 2.0:

  1. In Novell® iManager, click eDirectory Administration > Modify Object.

  2. Specify the driver object's name, then click OK.

  3. Scroll down to the Startup Option section, click Manual, then click OK.

  4. Shut down eDirectoryTM or the Remote Loader.

  5. Run the DirXML Driver 2.0 for GroupWise installation program.

    You install the driver over the existing 1.0a driver files. This step updates all necessary driver files.

  6. Start eDirectory or the Remote Loader, then open Novell iManager.

  7. In Novell iManager, click eDirectory Administration > Modify Object.

  8. Specify the driver object's name, then click OK.

  9. Click the Driver Configuration tab > Authentication context.

  10. Do one of the following:

    • If the driver is installed on Windows and the GroupWise domain database is on NetWare®, provide the eDirectory context of the specified Authentication ID. Otherwise, you should leave this field blank.
    • If the driver is installed on NetWare, you should leave the eDirectory context of the specified Authentication blank.

  11. In Novell iManager, add the following attributes to the User Class in the Subscriber channel filter:

    • company
    • Generational Qualifier
    • Initials
    • personalTitle

  12. Add the following definitions to the Schema Mapping rule.

    If you are using GroupWise 5.5 or 6.0:

    		<attr-name class-name="User"> 
       <nds-name>company</nds-name> 
       			<app-name>55022</app-name> 
    		</attr-name> 
    <attr-name class-name="User"> 
       			<nds-name>Initials</nds-name> 
       <app-name>55019</app-name> 
    		</attr-name> 
    		<attr-name class-name="User"> 
    			   <nds-name>Generational Qualifier</nds-name> 
       			<app-name>55020</app-name> 
    		</attr-name> 
    		<attr-name class-name="User"> 
    			   <nds-name>personalTitle</nds-name> 
       			<app-name>55021</app-name> 
    		</attr-name>

    If you are using or upgrading to GroupWise 6.5:

    		<attr-name class-name="User"> 
       <nds-name>company</nds-name> 
       			<app-name>50310</app-name> 
    		</attr-name> 
    <attr-name class-name="User"> 
       			<nds-name>Initials</nds-name> 
       <app-name>50322</app-name> 
    		</attr-name> 
    		<attr-name class-name="User"> 
    			   <nds-name>Generational Qualifier</nds-name> 
       			<app-name>50323</app-name>''	1 
    			</attr-name> 
    		<attr-name class-name="User"> 
    			   <nds-name>personalTitle</nds-name> 
       			<app-name>50324</app-name> 
    		</attr-name>

  13. In Novell iManager, click eDirectory Administration > Modify Object.

  14. Specify the driver object's name, then click OK.

  15. Scroll down to the Startup Option section, click Auto Start, then click OK.

IMPORTANT:  When working with Distribution Lists, you must change all instances of the Groups attribute to Distribution DN in all style sheets. Previous versions of the driver supported the Groups attribute; however, the 2.1.1 version of driver does not support this attribute.

If you are upgrading the driver on the Windows platform, the installation program removes gwadj1.dll and replaces it with gwadj2.dll. You should search the system where the driver resides for additional copies of gwadj1.dll and delete these files (do not delete copies of this file that reside in the ConsoleOne® directory.) If both versions of the DLL exist, the driver uses the older version.