Hi Arosa,
If you have the system access then you can use following command for
finding version ;
On Solaris
pkginfo -l SUNWics5(For Calendar Server) And
pkginfo -l SUNWuwc (For uwc)
============(eg: for uwc)===========
PKGINST: SUNWuwc
NAME: Sun Java(TM) System Communications Express
CATEGORY: application
ARCH: sparc
VERSION: 6.1,REV=2004.04.29
BASEDIR: /opt/SUNWuwc
VENDOR: Sun Microsystems Inc.
DESC: Sun Java(TM) System Communications Express client for Mail,
Calenda r, Address Book
PSTAMP: ponk20050906112417
INSTDATE: Dec 29 2005 12:54
HOTLINE: Please contact your local service provider
STATUS: completely installed
FILES:944 installed pathnames
68 directories
14 executables
36201 blocks used (approx)
====================================
It will give the timestamp for the patch you have on your system
If you are talking about the patch ID then you can use;
showrev -p | grep SUNWics5 (For Calendar Server)
showrev -p | grep SUNWuwc (For uwc)
===================(eg: uwc)===
Patch: 118540-21 Obsoletes: 117287-99, 117819-13, 119156-07 Requires:
Incompatibles: Packages: SUNWuwc
===============================
Thanks & Regards.
Pradeep.