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Is anyone setup JazzTeamServer 2.0 on WAS 7003 successfully?

I've configured JVM properties on WAS admin console, installed the WAR file, map my admin user (use LDAP) to JazzAdmin, but when I access https://localhost:9443/jazz/setup, in the "Configure Database", I got an error message like this:

"An error occurred while saving the configuration properties."

I cannot choose DB type or test connection.

Is anyone who can help on this? Thanks very much.

PS: My DB server is DB2 9503a ESE, but I think this is not the key point.

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SuperWang wrote:
SuperWangwrote:
I've configured JVM properties on WAS admin console, installed the
WAR file, map my admin user (use LDAP) to JazzAdmin, but when I
access https://localhost:9443/jazz/setup, in the "Configure
Database", I got an error message like this:
"An error occurred while saving the configuration
properties."
I cannot choose DB type or test connection.

Is anyone who can help on this? Thanks very much.

Make sure you double check all of the steps in the section of the docs
titled "Setting up a WebSphere Application Server". One new requirement
that you might have missed is:
* Ensure that the WAS security setting "Use available authentication
data when an unprotected URI is accessed" is checked.

Also, are you migrating a previous installation or setting up a new one?
If you're using a teamserver.properties file copied from an older
installation, that might contain some old settings that are no longer
correct.

Thanks,
Craig Chaney
Jazz Server team


PS: My DB server is DB2 9503a ESE, but I think this is not the key
point.

Here's a list of JVM properties:

JAZZ_HOME = file:///C:/IBM/JazzTeamServer/server/conf

java.awt.headless = true

org.eclipse.emf.ecore.plugin.EcorePlugin.doNotLoadResourcesPlugin =
true

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Here's a list of JVM properties:

JAZZ_HOME = file:///C:/IBM/JazzTeamServer/server/conf

java.awt.headless = true

org.eclipse.emf.ecore.plugin.EcorePlugin.doNotLoadResourcesPlugin = true

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I think it's not a problem of the JDK APAR, I've already apply this.

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Thanks, I missed this part, it works now.

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