You can update OpenEdge ESB Adapter in one of the following ways, depending on your installation type:
  • Standalone installation—Update manually using the Incremental Update.
  • Added as a product to OpenEdge—Update OpenEdge to update the ESB Adapter automatically. For information on updating OpenEdge, see Update OpenEdge.

This topic explains how to update the OpenEdge ESB Adapter when it is installed using the standalone installer.

Update an existing OpenEdge ESB Adapter installation from a Long-Term Support (LTS) release, an Innovation release, or a prior Incremental Update to a newer Incremental Update within the same LTS or Innovation release stream. For example, if you have installed the 12.2.18 version of the OpenEdge ESB Adapter on your system, you can update it to the 12.2.19 or later Incremental Update within the 12.2 LTS.

Each new Incremental Update includes only cumulative changes, that is, changes introduced in the earlier Incremental Updates are included in the current Incremental Update. These changes may include bug fixes and security patches.
Note: Starting with OpenEdge 12.2.20, Sonic ESB 2025 (ESB 14.0) and Java 11 are supported. As part of adopting Sonic ESB 2025, Progress Software recommends migrating ESB services deployed on Sonic ESB 2018 to Sonic ESB 2025 Messenger for improved support and compatibility. For detailed compatibility and platform support information, see OpenEdge 12 Platform Compatibility Guide.

Prerequisites

  • Download the required OpenEdge ESB Adapter software image from the Progress Download Center, also known as Electronic Software Distribution (ESD).
  • Close all the OpenEdge applications or the processes because they can interfere with the installation or use files that the installer needs to complete the update.
  • Verify that the Sonic ESB installation path and connection properties reference Sonic ESB 2025 (ESB 14.0). If all required properties already point to Sonic ESB 2025 (ESB 14.0), no changes are required. To verify and update Sonic ESB properties, complete these steps:
    1. Navigate to the Sonic ESB configuration directory under $DLC and locate the installtlr.properties file. For example: $DLC/sonic/ESB<version>/config/installtlr.properties
    2. Open the file in a text editor.
    3. Verify that the following properties reference Sonic ESB 2025 (ESB 14.0):
      Property name  Description 
      szPathToSonic Path to the Sonic ESB installation directory. 

      For example, C:\Sonic2025\ESB14.0 
      szSonicUsername Sonic ESB username configured for the Sonic ESB 2025 environment. 
      szSonicPassword Password associated with the Sonic ESB 2025 user.
      szSonicUrl TCP URL that connects to the Sonic ESB 2025 instance. 
      • If any of these properties reference the Sonic ESB 2018 (ESB 10.0) environment, update them to the corresponding Sonic ESB 2025 (ESB 14.0) values.
      • If all properties already reference Sonic ESB 2025, no changes are required.
    4. Save and close the file.