wrapper-user

[Wrapper-user] Unable to run script on Solaris 8

[Yasir K. <yas...@as...>]

Hi,

After successful integration on Windows OS using method-2, now I am =
trying to run my application using wrapper on Solaris 8. But something =
strange is happening i.e. I copied the following files in my =
application's bin directory and change the permissions to executable:

1- wrapper
2- TestApp (it is the script file 'sh.script.in' that is renamed, I =
changed the values for APP_NAME & APP_LONG_NAME)

Secondly I copied the following files in my application's lib directory:

1- wrapper.jar
2- libwrapper.so

Finally I copied the wrapper.conf to my application's conf directory (I =
changed the entries in wrapper.conf file according to documentation)

Now when I try to run my application by following command (current =
directory is bin):=20

#TestApp console=20

I got the following output:

TestApp: not found

On the other hand if I try to run my application using following command =
written in another script file (runApp.sh) , it works fine:

java -cp TestApp.jar TestAppMain =20

where:
         TestAppMain is the main class of my application

I couldn't figure out why the TestApp script is not running? Any ideas =
what could be wrong ... ?
=20
Best Regards,
Yasir Khan

Re: [Wrapper-user] Unable to run script on Solaris 8

[Leif M. <le...@ta...>]

Yasir,
    It looks like you have set everything up correctly.

> 1- wrapper
> 2- TestApp (it is the script file 'sh.script.in' that is renamed, I 
> changed the values for APP_NAME & APP_LONG_NAME)

execute the following to verify that the executable x bit is set for 
both wrapper and TestApp.
# ls -al

> Now when I try to run my application by following command (current 
> directory is bin): 
>  
> #TestApp console
>  
> I got the following output:
>  
> TestApp: not found

This is an error from the shell and has absolutely nothing to do with 
the Wrapper.
When you execute a script that is located in the current directory on 
UNIX systems.
(Or any command not on the path)
you must specify the location of the script.   Since you are in the bin 
directory
execute the command as follows:

# ./TestApp console

> On the other hand if I try to run my application using following 
> command written in another script file (runApp.sh) , it works fine:
>  
> java -cp TestApp.jar TestAppMain 

This works because the java executable is most likely located on your PATH.

If that was not the problem, write back,

Cheers,
Leif