The first FileSystem path param should be the same as in the default
repository.xml file. This is
and not
vadlam wrote:
> for some reason, the xml info within the OraclePersistenceManager tag came
> out as blank in the post.
>
> I am attaching the file this time.
>
> Also, I changed the pa
for some reason, the xml info within the OraclePersistenceManager tag came
out as blank in the post.
I am attaching the file this time.
Also, I changed the path to point to rep.home variable as you suggested. I
still get the same error. http://n3.nabble.com/file/n773632/repository.xml
repository
Looks like you're missing a couple of things in he repository.xml file.
In all FileSystem sections, leave the default 'path' parameter, taken
from the original repository.xml
Jackrabbit will replace rep.home with /config/drools - no need to carry
for this.
Your SearchIndex at the bottom is empt
The directory specified in components.xml as home directory is
/config/drools.
I have the repository.xml in this directory.
After I delete all the directories under drools and just have repository.xml
in config/drools and restart, I get this error. so, I guess the problem is
that jackrabbit cann
Oh, ok, so you've provided a homeDirectory property in components.xml
Then, as you already mentioned, create this directory and put the
repository.xml file there.
To sum it up:
1. export your repo, stop the app server
2. delete everything inside the directory specified as homeDirectory in
compo
Yes, The same driver information works when the repository directories exist.
My suspicion is that this error happens when the repository directory
specified in repositoryx.ml does not exist during system startup.
I get the same error whether it is default derby settings or Oracle settings
if Rep
This doesn't tell me much. Maybe there's more in the log?
-> "Truncated. see log file for complete stacktrace"
This might help as well.
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=103468
One more thought - you have provided the Oracle driver to your app
server, right?
vadlam
after I delete repository,,version ,workspaces directories and delete all
tables in the database and startweblogic again, I get the following error.
http://drools-java-rules-engine.46999.n3.nabble.com/how-to-move-a-repository-from-derby-database-to-Oracle-Database-tp758128p766133.html
Sent fr
After the repo export, you need to delete the whole repository directory
which includes:
repository
version
workspaces
and you have to clear the schema in Oracle you want to use - Guvnor will
prepare the DB during deployment when accessing a fresh DB.
When you login, you should be asked to inst
What you have provided is just the driver class, but yeah, this is the
right one.
Moreover I would also consider to change the FileSystem to use
"org.apache.jackrabbit.core.fs.db.OracleFileSystem" instead of the local
file system.
But this is strictly Jackrabbit related stuff and you would need
after exporting the repository, changing the persistence settings to Oracle,
deleting the respository directory and restarting server again,
I get these errors. Do I need to delete the version directory as well
besides the repository directory ?
ERROR 29-04 10:59:11,004 (ConnectionRecoveryManage
In the repository.xml, there are 2 sections where the default database derby
can be replaced with Oracle.
to be replaced with
-->
Before you switch to Oracle, go to the Administration tab and export
your repository.
Then configure your repository.xml file to point to Oracle, remove the
repository directory (most probably in jboss-as/bin) and start your
server. Then go to the admin tab and import your repo (first you need t
we have some rules developed under the default setup in Drools Guvnor. Those
are stored to the default derby database .
we would like to move repository to Oracle database.
How do we do that?
I have configured the Oracle database settings using th persistence manager
in place of derby.
when I
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