"Error performing openProject: The filesystem could not mounted due to faulty arguments - please check your configuration (edu.columbia.filesystem.FileSystemException)"
I get this error when I try to open any project that I have created. I can open the sample project but none others. I have changed the file system stuff where they match up, but still no luck. I'm running on windows 2000 with tomcat and mssql. Please help.
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Try making sure you have all the filesystems defined and properly configured (preview, build and publish as well as repository). Feel free to post the stack trace from the log and/or your filesystem definition for more debugging help.
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Also, make sure the directory specified already exists - HyperContent won't create these directories for you - and check that the file permissions are such that the portal process has full access to the directory. The relevant log file for the stack trace is 'portal.log'.
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Thanks, that did the trick. I don't know why I didn't think to try and create the directories, plus I'm getting a handle on the whole directory structure.
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"Error performing openProject: The filesystem could not mounted due to faulty arguments - please check your configuration (edu.columbia.filesystem.FileSystemException)"
I get this error when I try to open any project that I have created. I can open the sample project but none others. I have changed the file system stuff where they match up, but still no luck. I'm running on windows 2000 with tomcat and mssql. Please help.
Try making sure you have all the filesystems defined and properly configured (preview, build and publish as well as repository). Feel free to post the stack trace from the log and/or your filesystem definition for more debugging help.
Also, make sure the directory specified already exists - HyperContent won't create these directories for you - and check that the file permissions are such that the portal process has full access to the directory. The relevant log file for the stack trace is 'portal.log'.
Thanks, that did the trick. I don't know why I didn't think to try and create the directories, plus I'm getting a handle on the whole directory structure.