TIBCO Hawk 5.1.1 Hotfix 002 is released for all supported platforms. Listed below is a summary of updates included in this Hotfix. Please refer to the attached Readme for additional details.
Closed Issues in 5.1.1.hotfix2 (This Release)
HK-5870
When a Hawk console application (like WebConsole, Display, or
custom console applications) is started, it requests retransmission of
all existing alerts from the Hawk agents. However, the retransmitted
alerts reached all other already connected console applications. This
caused all outstanding alerts to be duplicated in the alert view of
the already connected console applications. With this fix, the
problem of duplicate alerts has been resolved.
HK-5834
On HP-UX, HKAM failed to load the Microagent for DevNode and SystemNode
for processes with long command names. This fix removes the restriction
on the length of the process command name and successfully loads the
Microagent.
HK-5881
When the Hawk agent was started with EMS as transport, the
Hawk console applications occasionally failed to detect the Hawk
agent. This issue has been fixed.
HK-5820
To start the Hawk Micro Agent "tibhawkhma", it is necessary to
populate the environmental variables HAWK_INSTALL, HAWK_ROOT,
RV_ROOT, and AS_ROOT with the correct values in the "starthma"
file. In Hawk 5.1.1_HF-001, the "starthma" file contained
incorrect values for these variables. As a result, "tibhawkhma"
could not be started on installation of Hawk 5.1.1_HF-001. This
is now fixed by assigning the correct values to the variables
and Hawk Micro Agent "tibhawkhma" starts correctly as expected.
HK-5832
The Tomcat version 7.0.52 shipped with TIBCO Hawk 5.1.1 has
security vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities are addressed in
Tomcat version 7.0.65. With this fix, Tomcat bundled with Hawk 5.1.1
has been upgraded from version 7.0.52 to version 7.0.65 to
eliminate the security issues.
HK-5684
TRA 5.9.0 and Hawk 5.1.x share the same JRE bundle when they
are installed in the same TIBCO_HOME location. While upgrading Hawk
5.1.0 to Hawk 5.1.1 in such cases, the existing JRE bundle was
overwritten with the JRE bundle from Hawk 5.1.1. However, this was
missing a required component, the sunec library. As a result,
SSL Handshake failed. This issue has been fixed by rebundling
the JRE with sunec library.
HK-5879
Hawk rules can be configured to trigger when certain conditions
are met. These, in turn, cause additional actions to be taken.
Hawk provides a set of defined variables that provide information
associated with these actions. One of these defined variables,
namely "Condition True Time", did not provide Time Zone information.
To address this requirement, a new variable "TimeZone" has been
added that provides this information.