AW: AW: AW: [opencms-dev] JServ

[Simon Wilks]

Hi Christian,

I have also come upon this problems when forgeting something along the way. 
An example extract from one of my old log files:

[07.02.2001 13:28:37] <opencms_init> [CmsDbAccess] init the dbaccess-module.
[07.02.2001 13:28:37] <opencms_init> [CmsDbAccess] read driver from 
configurations: org.gjt.mm.mysql.Driver
[07.02.2001 13:28:37] <opencms_init> [CmsDbAccess] read url from 
configurations: jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/opencms41
[07.02.2001 13:28:37] <opencms_init> [CmsDbAccess] read user from 
configurations: root
[07.02.2001 13:28:37] <opencms_init> [CmsDbAccess] read maxConn from 
configurations: 10
[07.02.2001 13:28:37] <opencms_init> [CmsDbAccess] read digest from 
configurations: MD5
[07.02.2001 13:28:37] <opencms_init> [CmsDbAccess] read guard-sleeptime from 
configurations: 120
[07.02.2001 13:28:37] <opencms_init> [CmsDbAccess] digest created, using: 
MD5 Message Digest from SUN, <initialized>

[07.02.2001 13:28:38] <opencms_init> [CmsRbManager] Critical error while 
loading resourcebroker.

I assume you have something like this?

Make sure that your mysql driver (for example mysql.jar) is in the 
servlets/ExternalComponents directory along with the xerces.jar file and 
that you have included the path to this directory correctly in the 
jserv.properties file (repositories=/......./ExternalComponents/mysql.jar) 
and that you haven't made any typing errors (upper lower case, etc).

Perhaps you can check your installation over with the config guide I posted 
an hour or two ago. It is for RedHat but it should be very similar for your 
installation.

One last point, if you are upgrading from an earlier version to 4.1.56 note 
that the opencms.properties file is different now. I missed this at first.

Hope this helps,

Regards,

Simon Wilks
software engineer
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>-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
>Von: owner-opencms-dev at www.opencms.com
>[mailto:owner-opencms-dev at www.opencms.com]Im Auftrag von Christian Lox
>Gesendet: Samstag, 10. Februar 2001 19:50
>An: opencms-dev at www.opencms.com
>Betreff: Re: AW: AW: [opencms-dev] JServ
>
>
>Michael Emmerich schrieb:
> > [... logfiles...]
>Well, thats the problem. The logfiles tell _nothing_, except what I
>mentioned.
>I will post it again here.
>
> > Take a look in the opencms.log file, it gives some output information
> > during the startup of OpenCms. you might post this output here, so that
> > we can take a look.
>
>There is _nothing_ in there! I _did_ set the permissions properly, I
>think...
>Let me check.
>Yes, it is writable for the Apache user and that should do the
>trick?!
>
> > Another place to look is the Apache error log, look if there are any
> > Java-Exception messages in there.
> >
>
>The httpd log files say nothing.
>THe only logs I found something are the jserv logs.
>Maybe the problem lies there; i do have 2 of them.
>One is called mod_jserv.log and it say:
>- an error returned handling request via protocola "ajpv12"
>- ajp12: Servlet Error: Initialization error while loading the
>servlet: Critial error while loading resourcebroker.
>- and once again: an error returned....
>
>THen there is a jserv.log which says:
>opencms/com.open.cms.core.OpenCmsServlet: init
>
>I did check if the demopages from jserv work, because there is
>something written about "ajpv12" (in the /jserv" directory), but
>yes; they do work...
>
>THanks for any input,
>
>
>Christian
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