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<S.S...@au...> - 2003-04-27 18:21:02
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I may have forgotten something in the doc ... I discovered that yesterday. Before starting the server, you have to set the JAVA_OPTS env. variable to tell the server were it can find its configuration file. It seems that there is a bug in the server that prevent it to find the file if the env. variable is not set. here is my settings export JAVA_OPTS="-ea -Dtomcat -Dorg.opensst.logging.config.file=http://localhost:8080/openSST-server/ config/logging.properties" the -ea is to activate the assertion the -Dtomcat is to easily find the server JVM in the ps -ax output (when you have several JVM running ...) and the latest -D sets the locations of the server's logging config file Just tell me if this is working, i'll update my package with an up-to-date doc sorry for the inconveniences Seb On dimanche, avr 27, 2003, at 19:47 Europe/Brussels, XinHua Zhang wrote: > Hello, Sebastien, > > I just test the openSST java prototype you updated on 5th April, > However, when I click "create a new session", the browser always > show: > > HTTP ERROR: 500 Internal Server Error > > java.lang.NullPointerException > RequestURI=/openSST-Init > > I think there are no problems of Tomcat and JWS in my computer. > should I yet make other configuration? > > Thanks. > > Xinhua > |