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Deployment problem
Stavros Panidis
2011-10-19 13:01:15 UTC
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Hi all,

I am trying to deploy an application in a Snow Leopard server (10.6.8).

The server is running for some years successfully and two other WO applications are already installed and running without any problem.

I use JavaMonitor and wotaskd provided by Apple.

Using JavaMonitor I add an instance of the application, which comes on line after a while.

When I try to access the application I get the message 'No instance available.

Any help?


Many thanks in advance

Stavros
Chuck Hill
2011-10-19 18:35:47 UTC
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Is the application still running at that point? Did it crash?

Compare the Additional Arguments with the applications that function correctly. Did you miss something like a WOHost setting?


Chuck
Post by Stavros Panidis
Hi all,
I am trying to deploy an application in a Snow Leopard server (10.6.8).
The server is running for some years successfully and two other WO applications are already installed and running without any problem.
I use JavaMonitor and wotaskd provided by Apple.
Using JavaMonitor I add an instance of the application, which comes on line after a while.
When I try to access the application I get the message 'No instance available.
Any help?
Many thanks in advance
Stavros
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Stavros Panidis
2011-10-20 06:27:23 UTC
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Dear Chuck,

thank you very much for your attention.
Post by Chuck Hill
Is the application still running at that point? Did it crash?
If you mean in JavaMonitor I do't see any difference. The application appears to be on line
Post by Chuck Hill
Compare the Additional Arguments with the applications that function correctly. Did you miss something like a WOHost setting?
Sorry for my poor experience. How I can do that? Where are these Additional Arguments?

Stavros
Post by Chuck Hill
Chuck
Post by Stavros Panidis
Hi all,
I am trying to deploy an application in a Snow Leopard server (10.6.8).
The server is running for some years successfully and two other WO applications are already installed and running without any problem.
I use JavaMonitor and wotaskd provided by Apple.
Using JavaMonitor I add an instance of the application, which comes on line after a while.
When I try to access the application I get the message 'No instance available.
Any help?
Many thanks in advance
Stavros
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Chuck Hill
2011-10-20 17:12:21 UTC
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Post by Stavros Panidis
Dear Chuck,
thank you very much for your attention.
Post by Chuck Hill
Is the application still running at that point? Did it crash?
If you mean in JavaMonitor I do't see any difference. The application appears to be on line
You would need to look at the app logs and / or use something like

ps auxwww | grep <app name> to see if the process is still running.
Post by Stavros Panidis
Post by Chuck Hill
Compare the Additional Arguments with the applications that function correctly. Did you miss something like a WOHost setting?
Sorry for my poor experience. How I can do that? Where are these Additional Arguments?
In the Configuration section of JavaMonitor for an application.

Chuck
Post by Stavros Panidis
Post by Chuck Hill
Post by Stavros Panidis
Hi all,
I am trying to deploy an application in a Snow Leopard server (10.6.8).
The server is running for some years successfully and two other WO applications are already installed and running without any problem.
I use JavaMonitor and wotaskd provided by Apple.
Using JavaMonitor I add an instance of the application, which comes on line after a while.
When I try to access the application I get the message 'No instance available.
Any help?
Many thanks in advance
Stavros
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doug andrews
2013-03-20 13:48:37 UTC
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I would check to see if you can connect using direct connect.
(Add "-WODirectConnectEnabled true" to your javamonitor arguments.)
Then see if you can connect using direct connect. (The url with the port number in it.)
If you can, then your app is running fine, and the problem is probably with the adaptor.
(Its not routing requests with "cgi-bin" correctly.)
I don't believe you can use the wo adaptor provided by Apple with snow leopard. (I could be wrong.)
You may need the Wonder adaptor.
If you already have the proper adaptor installed, the your apache config file is probably the culprit.
Post by Stavros Panidis
Hi all,
I am trying to deploy an application in a Snow Leopard server (10.6.8).
The server is running for some years successfully and two other WO applications are already installed and running without any problem.
I use JavaMonitor and wotaskd provided by Apple.
Using JavaMonitor I add an instance of the application, which comes on line after a while.
When I try to access the application I get the message 'No instance available.
Any help?
Many thanks in advance
Stavros
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