running a 1.0.1 Jazz server on Solaris?
The "best" system on which to host my Jazz server, for reasons which
don't matter here, is running Solaris 10 (Intel). I tried setting up the "Linux" version there but it dies instantly. Unfortunately I can't quote the error messages since I'm no longer looking at them but I believe it was a NoClassDefFOund exception on some class in a com.ibm... package. From which I concluded that Jazz requires the IBM JRE. So I went looking for an IBM JRE for Solaris but apparently there's no such thing. Before I waste too much more time chasing this down, is it possible to get the server running on Solaris? Thanks, DSB |
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The "best" system on which to host my Jazz server, for reasons which Hi David Not sure if this will help at all - but worth a look at how people get the Jazz Server running on a Mac (Intel) using the linux version. https://jazz.net/learn/LearnItem.jsp?href=content/tech-notes/rational-team-concert-1_0-running-on-mac-os-x/index.html regards anthony |
David,
as per your required JRE question, please refer to: http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/rtc/v1r0m1/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.team.install.doc/topics/c_supported_server_environments.html (...) The server requires one of the following JREs: * IBM JRE 1.5 Service Release 7 (Bundled) * Sun JRE 1.5 Update 14 (...) Eric. David Boyce a crit : The "best" system on which to host my Jazz server, for reasons which |
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kesterto wrote:
Not sure if this will help at all - but worth a look at how people get Anthony, Thank you very much, this seems to work fine on Solaris as well. I'd done much the same myself but missed the s/IBM509/Sun509/ which made all the difference. The one additional thing I had to do was change the #! in the top line of both startup and shutdown scripts to a newer shell. Apparently they depend on some bash syntax which is not supported by /bin/sh on Solaris. I chose to use the POSIX shell (#!/usr/xpg4/bin/sh) but Sun bundles bash so I presume #!/bin/bash would have worked too. Thanks, David |
kesterto wrote: Not sure if this will help at all - but worth a look at how people get Anthony, Thank you very much, this seems to work fine on Solaris as well. I'd done much the same myself but missed the s/IBM509/Sun509/ which made all the difference. The one additional thing I had to do was change the #! in the top line of both startup and shutdown scripts to a newer shell. Apparently they depend on some bash syntax which is not supported by /bin/sh on Solaris. I chose to use the POSIX shell (#!/usr/xpg4/bin/sh) but Sun bundles bash so I presume #!/bin/bash would have worked too. Thanks, David Hi David Quite a coincidence, someone just asked me about running on Solaris too, so thanks for testing this for me :-) anthony |
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