> >
> > Of course, here it is:
> >
> > 1) logs/phoenix.log:
> > (Phoenix): Logger started
> > (Phoenix.deployer): Installing Sar located at file:/[..]/RRDServer.sar.
> > that's it!
>
> oh yer - I forgot to say is supply the "--debug-init" parameter like
>
> ./run.sh --debug-init
>
> (./run.sh --help should display the options if I have got it wrong).
>
Hi,

by the way: I am using Phoenix 4.0a4

using ./run.sh -d creates following log:
(Phoenix): Logger started
(Phoenix.deployer): Installing Sar located at
file:/denic/application/testverzeichnis/RRDServer/entwicklung/apps/RRDServer.sar.

(Phoenix.classes): The list of classpath entrys for the application
includes;
[file:/denic/application/testverzeichnis/RRDServer/entwicklung/apps/RRDServer/SAR-INF/lib/RRDServer.jar]

Note: As you can see, the sar-file I am using has just one jar-file (very
simpel) in its lib directory.

(Phoenix.classes): createPermissionSetFor(file:/-);
(Phoenix.classes):
createPermissionSetFor(file:/denic/application/testverzeichnis/RRDServer/entwicklung/apps/RRDServer/SAR-INF/lib/*);

Here the environment.xml-again:
[...]
   <policy>
        <grant code-base="file:${app.home}${/}SAR-INF${/}lib${/}*">
            <permission class="java.io.FilePermission"
                target="${/}denic${/}application${/}RRDtool
${/}rrdtool-VERSION1.0.33${/}bin${/}*"
                action="read,write" />
        </grant>
    </policy>
[...]

Once again:
[/% pwd
/
[/% cd /denic/application/RRDtool/rrdtool-VERSION1.0.33/bin/
[/denic/application/RRDtool/rrdtool-VERSION1.0.33/bin%      <- the
directory exists!

Thanks in advance.
Holger


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