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| RichA |
 Posted: Wed Jan 15, 2003 8:19 am Post subject: FMC22010E |
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Okay, I'm a newbie to workflow so forgive me if I seem a little daft or am doing something blatantly wrong, I've been trying to configure the webclient, here's a little bit of info that may help with my problem -
workflow 3.3.2 SP2, websphere app server 5.0, windows 2K
now I was working through the redbook MQSeries Workflow for Windows NT for beginners, which was going fine, I managed to create a buildtime and runtime environment. I then tried to configure the webclient, which meant I had to delete my existing configuration and create a new one as it seems to only be possible to configure the weblient with fmczutil, not through the handy gui interface, fine, after many attempts trying to reconfigure/add a new configuration for the webclient, I decided to start from scratch, deleted my existing configurations (leaving the bt & rt databases, and the fmcqm as they were), after a few attempts at creating a new configuration and falling over at the same point (the bit where it asks for the installation directory of websphere) I discover to configure websphere this way it must be the version where you get the java client, i.e. not the one I have. Having found this out and using what I believe are the correct settings I go about creating the configuration, then rather than creating the configuration I save it, then attempt to create it using -
fmczkcfg -o:c -y:FMC -f:fmczkcfg.dat
this reports -
- FMC33680I The profile for the configuration 'FMC' was updated successfully.
- FMC33682I The general configuration profile was updated successfully.
- FMC22010E Internal exception arised: FmcAssertionException, Condition=*** Assertion failed in e:\v332\src\fmczcfnc.cxx(4022): !JavaHome.IsEmpty()
I know it's a bit of a long post and I might seem stupid, but is this a problem? Is it something I did wrong? Is it a bug? I guessed that possibly the message saying JavaHome.IsEmpty() possibly meant I had input the wrong directory for the java installation when creating the configuration (I used "C:\IBM\WAS50\AppServer\java") but when I opened the fmczkcfg.dat file in notepad to find and possibly correct the setting, I couldn't find an entry in the file.
Thanks for reading all of that I hope it made sense. |
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| Ratan |
| Posted: Wed Jan 15, 2003 10:24 am Post subject: |
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I am not sure what the problem is, but MQWF 332 webclient I believe is not yet supported for WAS 5.0. May be the changes in WAS5.0 is generating some kind of exceptions. Never tried installing webclient on WAS5.0, so have no Idea.
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| RichA |
| Posted: Wed Jan 15, 2003 11:24 am Post subject: |
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Thinking about it, the release of websphere app server shouldn't matter at this stage, as I was configuring the client as -
j ... ( ) Other (WAR / EAR)
with the intent of deploying the WAR/EAR into WAS 5.0 manually, as suggested in another thread in this forum -
http://www.mqseries.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2575
I haven't even got to the point where websphere gets involved as I haven't been able to generate any WAR's or EAR's |
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| vennela |
| Posted: Wed Jan 15, 2003 1:28 pm Post subject: |
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Richa
You could have left your old configuration and added a new configuration just for your web-client. And it is also recommended to do it that way.
Use fmczutil interactively and post where exactly you are getting this error. Atleast the fmczutil should create a .war and .ear file for you.
Also do a fmczchk and post the results. Maybe that way we could help
I believe you have MQ 5.3's CSD01 applied.
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| RichA |
| Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2003 2:19 am Post subject: |
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That's what I was trying (unsuccessfully) to do originally! Because I was unsuccessful I tried again from scratch trying to follow the instructions to the letter.
Thankyou for at least confirming what I was trying to do was possible (I've read nothing on how to do configure things that way)
I will check my installation level of MQ tomorrow, one of the problems I'm having is that most of the software on the machine I'm using was installed by my boss and I'm unsure in which order and which editions/sp's were installed. I'm only figuring it out on assumptions, as IBM doesn't always make it obvious to people like me, i.e. the only reason I figured out I was on WAS 5.0 AES not AE was because of the other thread I mentioned earlier, then another web page actually informed me AES stands for Advanced Single Server Edition, but I digress. I've had to reinstall workflow so I know what level that is exactly.
I'm appreciative that you've made me feel I'm not making an idiot of myself. Thanks.
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Okay now I do feel like I've made an idiot of myself I went through the process of creating a configuration again interactively and it went thorough fine, created a WAR. It won't import into WAS yet, but I'll try to sort that out myself. It does make me feel there's some kind of bug in the fmczutil if you try to save a configuration to a .dat file, then try to create a configuration using fmckcfg and the file created.
Is there a way to tell which CSD's are installed? all I can tell is that MQ is v5.30
Oh, I was failing to create and additional configuration just for the web client because when I tried it would insist that I use -
j ... ( ) Java Naming and Directory Interface
I'm not sure why. |
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| vennela |
| Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2003 5:39 am Post subject: |
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| Is there a way to tell which CSD's are installed? |
Do "mqver" on the command line and it will tell you
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| It won't import into WAS yet |
This is what I heard--- fmczutil uses XMLConfig and XMLConfig is gone in WAS5
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| RichA |
| Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2003 6:23 am Post subject: |
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That's for the automatic deployment right?
I should be able to manually deploy?
I have actually managed to get the webclient running in WSAD 5.0, I think the app server is beta though, first I tried importing the EAR into WSAD, I needed to add a couple of jar's to the classpath but it would deploy to the test server and the client would run, I then tried removing that, and using the admin console from a browser to deploy it to the WSAD test server, it deployed, but won't run.
I thought I would have been able to export the working webclient from WSAD and it would have deployed to WAS, but it didn't. |
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| vennela |
| Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2003 6:43 am Post subject: |
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Yes
XMLConfig is for auto deployment.
I am no a WAS guy so can't help you very much there.
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