How to resolve "timed out" error when creating the sample "Money that matters"?
I wanted to install the sample project "Money that matters" for investigation purpose.
But I can't do that because of the following exception. I've tried several times but in vain.
How can I fix it?
thanks.
My Environment:
Windows server 2012 64bit
RAM 8GB
I installed the application from JTS-CCM-QM-RM-repo-5.0.2 archive.
and installed the license of RTC-Developer-10-C-License-5.0.2.
/jts/setup was successfully done.
DB: SQL Server Developer(64-bit)
Accepted answer
I found the workaround for this problem.
I've found it several months before, but sorry, I didn't put it here. I do it now for someone having the same trouble.
Workaround: Take a long time for "Team Server & Application Setup".
After jazz installation, I need "Team Server & Application Setup". Even if this setup seems to be done successfully, it might actually fails. To avoid this invisible failure, I need to setup "slowly". The tip is below.
(1) Before staring the setup, launch the Resource Monitor tool to check if Apache Derby process's disk access is active.
(2) Start the setup and select "Custom Setup".
(3) Click "Next" after Apache Derby's disk access has become completely inactive(zero). It takes a bit long time though. Do the same at all the setup wizard screens.
That's all.
I'm not sure but doubt there is 2-phase commit problem between Apache Derby and SQL Server. So I need to sync by myself waiting a enough time for Apache Derby to complete its transaction.
thank you.
I've found it several months before, but sorry, I didn't put it here. I do it now for someone having the same trouble.
Workaround: Take a long time for "Team Server & Application Setup".
After jazz installation, I need "Team Server & Application Setup". Even if this setup seems to be done successfully, it might actually fails. To avoid this invisible failure, I need to setup "slowly". The tip is below.
(1) Before staring the setup, launch the Resource Monitor tool to check if Apache Derby process's disk access is active.
(2) Start the setup and select "Custom Setup".
(3) Click "Next" after Apache Derby's disk access has become completely inactive(zero). It takes a bit long time though. Do the same at all the setup wizard screens.
That's all.
I'm not sure but doubt there is 2-phase commit problem between Apache Derby and SQL Server. So I need to sync by myself waiting a enough time for Apache Derby to complete its transaction.
thank you.
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One other answer
The deployment of the templates fails. Try to manually deploy the process templates in the applications and have a look at the server diagnostics information. Maybe the server runs out of memory, if you have everything on one machine.
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