Re: How to deal with MCF server failing to start when connector class not found?

On 12/03/2019 07:26, Karl Wright wrote: Hi James, ManifoldCF is trying to resolve a difference here between the connectors.xml file and what's in the database. Basically, the proper order for removing a connector is as follows: - Take it out of connectors.xml - Start ManifoldCF - Stop

Re: How to deal with MCF server failing to start when connector class not found?

Hi James, ManifoldCF is trying to resolve a difference here between the connectors.xml file and what's in the database. Basically, the proper order for removing a connector is as follows: - Take it out of connectors.xml - Start ManifoldCF - Stop ManifoldCF - Remove the jar you are trying to get

How to deal with MCF server failing to start when connector class not found?

Hi, We've been experimenting with a transformation connector and have decided not to use it. With its code removed from the jar that we deploy into MCF I find that my test MCF server will not start because there is some memory of the connector (MetadataToXMLTransformer) in the database. The