Re: Re:Unable to start Pramati server

[Thomas Dandelot]

Hello,   I followed your instructions and got the same errors :   > 1. Save the patch on your local disk. I've saved the file patch.jar into /home/users/td/Pramati/server/lib/server/patch.jar   > 2. Provide the path to the file in your setup.sh in the CLASSPATH before the server.jar file. Here is a copy of my CLASSPATH : /usr/java/jdk1.3/lib/tools.jar:/home/users/td/Pramati/server/lib/ext/jpda.jar:/usr/java/jdk1.3/jre/lib/rt.jar:/home/users/td/Pramati/server/lib/classpath.jar: /home/users/td/Pramati/server/lib/server/patch.jar:/home/users/td/Pramati/server/lib/server/server.jar:/home/users/td/Pramati/server/lib/license.jar   But in setup.sh, I replaced the file ":/home/users/td/Pramati/server/lib/classpath.jar" and put it in the end, and the error disappeared...so I could launch the command : java com.pramati.J2eeServer   Another error occured : " ERROR = License Manager : LICENSE.CLASS NOT FOUND Ensure that license.jar is in installation_dir\lib directory. If you have not received license.jar by e-mail or if your license has expired, contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] "   I have recieved a mail as soon as I downloaded the Pramati Server 3.0 Alpha which says : "You now have a 60-day evaluation License of Pramati Server 3.0 (built into the evaluation copy)." And it seems the license.jar is into my classpath...see above. How should I do for the program to detect my licence ?     Concerning the setup.sh generated, it was the following : # Generated batch file to run Server 3.0 install_root=/home/users/td/Pramati//server JAVA_HOME=/usr/java/jdk1.3/   PATH=$JPDA_HOME/lib/sparc:$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH CLASSPATH=$JAVA_HOME/lib/tools.jar:$JPDA_HOME/lib/jpda.jar:$JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/rt.jar:$install_root/lib/patch.jar:$install_root/lib/classpath.jar: export CLASSPATH LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$JPDA_HOME/bin export LD_LIBRARY_PATH _JAVA_JDWP_OPTIONS="stdalloc=y" export _JAVA_JDWP_OPTIONS   Ans I had to modify it as follow :   # Generated batch file to run Server 3.0 install_root=/home/users/td/Pramati/server JAVA_HOME=/usr/java/jdk1.3 JPDA_HOME=$install_root   PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH CLASSPATH=$JAVA_HOME/lib/tools.jar:$JPDA_HOME/lib/ext/jpda.jar:$JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/rt.jar:$install_root/lib/server/patch.jar:$install_root/lib/server/server.jar:$install_root/lib/classpath.jar:$install_root/lib/license.jar export CLASSPATH LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$JPDA_HOME/bin export LD_LIBRARY_PATH _JAVA_JDWP_OPTIONS="stdalloc=y" export _JAVA_JDWP_OPTIONS   I hope this will help you to solve the problems I've encountered, and that it will help me to test your products. Thanx for your support.                               Thomas DANDELOT ----- Original Message ----- From: Ritesh Gupta To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 7:08 AM Subject: Re:Unable to start Pramati server Hello Thomas,                      I have been looking into your problem.   > Can't find bundle for base name com.pramati.util.messages.UserMessages, locale fr_FR                     This seems to be a problem with our product in the uploaded build. Please apply the patch provided as below:   1. Save the patch on your local disk. 2. Provide the path to the file in your setup.sh in the CLASSPATH     before the server.jar file. 3. (Re)Start the Pramati Server.                       Do let me know if you face any more problems.                        Further, I could not figure out what was the problem with the setup.sh, I would appreciate if you could tell me what was the problem with setup.sh and what you changed to make it work fine. Also, it would be useful for other evaluator's having similar issues if you could direct further queries to [EMAIL PROTECTED].   Regards,   Ritesh Gupta Customer Support Pramati Technologies http://www.pramati.com     ----- Original Message ----- From: Thomas Dandelot To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 4:18 PM Subject: Unable to start Pramati server Hi,   I downloaded the preview EJB 2.0 version of Pramati and follow the installation steps under Unix. I launched the Management Console I configured the server I tryed to start the server and got this message : "Could not execute the command to start"   So I thought it was a classpath problem and looked into the "setup.sh" generated dugin the installation, here it is : # Generated batch file to run Server 3.0 install_root=/home/users/td/Pramati//server JAVA_HOME=/usr/java/jdk1.3/   PATH=$JPDA_HOME/lib/sparc:$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH CLASSPATH=$JAVA_HOME/lib/tools.jar:$JPDA_HOME/lib/jpda.jar:$JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/rt.jar:$install_root/lib/patch.jar:$install_root/lib/classpath.jar: export CLASSPATH LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$JPDA_HOME/bin export LD_LIBRARY_PATH _JAVA_JDWP_OPTIONS="stdalloc=y" export _JAVA_JDWP_OPTIONS   And here is the directory structure of my installation :   /home/users/td/Pramati/server |-- add_ons |   |-- cloudscape |   |   |-- doc |   |   |   `-- onlinehelp |   |   `-- lib |   |-- services |   |   |-- linux |   |   |-- solaris |   |   `-- winNT |   `-- webgate |       |-- apache |       `-- iis |-- config |-- dtds |-- im |-- lf |-- lib |   |-- common |   |-- ext |   |   `-- ejb10 |   `-- server |-- logs |   |-- admintool_msg_7_1_12_13_15_dir |   |-- admintool_msg_7_1_12_1_34_dir |   `-- admintool_msg_7_1_12_35_1_dir |-- misc |-- nodes |   `-- StandAlone |       `-- default |           |-- archives |           |   |-- impl |           |   |-- public_html |           |   |   `-- classes |           |   `-- servlets |           |-- config |           |-- logs |           |   |-- servermsg_7_1_12_13_40_dir |           |   |-- servermsg_7_1_12_32_3_dir |           |   |-- servermsg_7_1_12_34_37_dir |           |   `-- servermsg_7_1_12_35_29_dir |           `-- temp |-- samples |   |-- cmp20 |   |   |-- archives |   |   |-- docs |   |   |   `-- com |   |   |       `-- pramati |   |   |           `-- sample |   |   |               `-- orderApp |   |   |                   `-- ejb |   |   `-- java |   |       `-- com |   |           `-- pramati |   |               `-- sample |   |                   `-- orderApp |   |                       |-- dvo |   |                       `-- ejb |   |-- db |   |   |-- log |   |   |-- seg0 |   |   `-- tmp |   `-- mdb |       |-- archives |       |-- classes |       |   `-- com |       |       `-- pramati |       |           `-- samples |       |               `-- mdb |       |-- docs |       |   `-- com |       |       `-- pramati |       |           `-- samples |       |               `-- mdb |       `-- java |           `-- com |               `-- pramati |                   `-- samples |                       `-- mdb `-- server     `-- docs         |-- techpaper         `-- whitepapers   Don't you think there are errors into the setup.sh generated file ? After I manually changed the setup.sh for it to be configured properly for my computer, I tryed to launch the server used the command prompt : java com.pramati.J2eeServer   An execption has been thrown :   Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError: java.util.MissingResourceException: Can't find bundle for base name com.pramati.util.messages.UserMessages, locale fr_FR         at java.util.ResourceBundle.throwMissingResourceException(ResourceBundle.java:707)         at java.util.ResourceBundle.getBundleImpl(ResourceBundle.java:679)         at java.util.ResourceBundle.getBundle(ResourceBundle.java:559)         at com.pramati.util.messages.Message.<clinit>(com/pramati/util/messages/Message.java:35)         at com.pramati.util.messages.MsgBuilder.buildMessage(com/pramati/util/messages/MsgBuilder.java:74)         at com.pramati.util.messages.MsgBuilder.buildMessage(com/pramati/util/messages/MsgBuilder.java:83)         at com.pramati.security.SecurityManager.addRealm(com/pramati/security/SecurityManager.java:111)         at com.pramati.security.BootStrapSystemRealm.bootstrap(com/pramati/security/BootStrapSystemRealm.java:89)         at com.pramati.security.SecurityServiceImpl.<init>(com/pramati/security/SecurityServiceImpl.java:70)         at com.pramati.ServiceController.startSecurityService(com/pramati/ServiceController.java:505)         at com.pramati.ServiceController.startAllServices(com/pramati/ServiceController.java:102)         at com.pramati.J2eeServer.<init>(com/pramati/J2eeServer.java:167)         at com.pramati.J2eeServer.main(com/pramati/J2eeServer.java:1634)   A bundle resource is missing, could be due to a classpath problem. Is there a way I could try your server ? Could you tell me about the configuration of the classpath to be used ?   Thanx in advance,                                           Thomas DANDELOT