Re: How to configure the Java Plugin to the ARServer

2011-03-07 Thread gok's
I have configured the ARDBC Plugin properly to ARServer previously I made mistake in Armonitor cfg file I have used Java driver version 1.6 instead of 1.5 ...it is working now..thanks for every one who responded to me. gok's wrote: I have worked on creating the plugin when I

How to configure the Java Plugin to the ARServer

2011-03-04 Thread gok's
I have worked on creating the plugin when I run the Java plugin it is connecting to the external database and showing the arschema , arcontainer . I am failing to configure it to the ARServer even though I added the C: location path in ar.cfg ...I have checked the plugin log's it is not

Re: How to configure the Java Plugin to the ARServer

2011-03-04 Thread LJ LongWing
To run the Java Plugin server, you must have it enabled in the armonitor.cfg file, then the plugins that are enabled are configured in the xml in the pluginsvr folder. What sort of config do you have enabled at the moment, complete lines and what files they come out of would be helpful.

Re: How to configure the Java Plugin to the ARServer

2011-03-04 Thread gok's
LJ Longwing thanks for response first fault I haven't enabled it through armonitor.cfg . what I am doing here is I added the C: location path in ar.cfg and starting the ARserver services in the arjavaplugin log it is showing up like this 2011-03-04 11:25:12,232 WARN [main]

AW: How to configure the Java Plugin to the ARServer

2011-03-04 Thread Conny Martin
to use a java based plugin you have to create a Server-Plugin-Alias in ar.conf. By default the arserver trys to connect to the c-plugin-server. The line in ar.conf should look like this: Server-Plugin-Alias: EXAMPLE.ARDBC.WHATEVER EXAMPLE.ARDBC.WHATEVER localhost:java-plugin-tcp-port HTH

Re: How to configure the Java Plugin to the ARServer

2011-03-04 Thread LJ LongWing
Ok...so the plugin server is obviously enabled and functional, that's the first stepno I don't know what you mean by 'and in arplugin2 I don't see the name of my plugin so I came to conclusion that it is not starting' What is arplugin2? When you say 'I added the C: location path in ar.cfg'

Re: How to configure the Java Plugin to the ARServer

2011-03-04 Thread gok's
Thanks for response LJ LongWing When I checked the server side log files in Plug-In logs the log is like this PLGN TID: 000932 RPC ID: 00 Queue: Dispatcher Client-RPC: 00 /* Fri Mar 04 2011 11:25:10.7900 */ARDBC Plug-In Loaded: ARSYS.ARDBC.CONFIGFILE version 3 PLGN TID: 000932 RPC

Re: How to configure the Java Plugin to the ARServer

2011-03-04 Thread Axton
The logs you cited are for the C based plugin server. The java based plugin server uses log4j to manage it's logging. Look in the pluginsrv directory for log4j_pluginsvr.xml. I think the default behavior is to log to arjavaplugin.log in the ./db directory. Initialization should look like this:

Re: How to configure the Java Plugin to the ARServer

2011-03-04 Thread gok's
This is the arjavaplugin log 2011-03-04 11:25:12,232 WARN [main] com.bmc.arsys.pluginsvr.d.b (?:?) - INFO: Java plug-in server is initializing all plug-ins for 5 core threads. Please wait ... 2011-03-04 11:25:12,254 WARN [pool-2-thread-5] com.bmc.arsys.pluginsvr.plugins.ARPluginContext (?:?) -

Re: How to configure the Java Plugin to the ARServer

2011-03-04 Thread Grooms, Frederick W
Gok, I noticed in your pluginsvr_config.xml file your pathelement type=path statements are not a path but a full jar file. Since all the supporting files are in the same path, try changing to just 1 pathelement statement with the just the path (not the full jar filenames). You may also want