This actually looks like a good sign.
As long as you don't stop the server, this DOS box should remain open (and apparently inactive) with that last "server is going to start in xyz ms" message.
You seem to be ready to do the Post installation Tasks

Hi,

This should not happen. Can you please provide the JTS 3.0 build details and the machine details (Like Operating System) on which this JTS is installed?

Thanks,
Shivank
Jazz Foundation Team

I'm moving forward with the Jazz Team Server 3.0 setup, based on the assumption that, what appeared to be a stalled JTS start up attempt, was actually OK...I opened a browser session and entered the following command https://<hostname>:9443/jts/setup. The browser displayed a "Loading" message, as well as a "Connected to <Server>" message, along with a blank page. I was expecting the JTS 3.0 Login page to be displayed. Any help-direction will be appreciated.

I am setting up the evaluation version of RTC/JTS 3.0 and have run into a problem that seems to be a licensing issue. I am able to connect to the following URI's and login as the JTS administrator that I set up:

https://myserver:9443/jts/setup
https://myserver:9443/jts/admin
https://myserver:9443/ccm/admin

I am using all of the default settings, including using the integrated Apache server and the Derby databases. I have successfully created a few users with varying degrees of authority.
Now I am attempting to learn how to use RTC by following along with an online class. I am at the point of setting up my first project area.
I launch the RTC client (I assume I am doing it correctly -- I invoke the "eclipse" executable in the TeamConcert directory using an exported DISPLAY variable). I see the menu shown in the tutorial -- and am able to create a Repository Connection. This is where I encounter the problem. When I r-click on the connection name, and choose New-->Project area, I get the menu to "Create Project Area". I enter a name, and click on Next. I then get a menu to Choose a Project Template, and I have two choices, (1) Create a new template from scratch, and (2) deploy pre-packaged templates. Since the tutorial says to use one of the pre-packaged templates, I click on the link to "Open the Process Template View for later use". Nothing happens. If I then click on the associated button to "Deploy Templates" I get an error "...... the server license policy does not allow the operation".

So, I cannot definitely say that this is indeed a licensing issue, but I seem to be stuck.

I am setting up the evaluation version of RTC/JTS 3.0 and have run into a problem that seems to be a licensing issue. I am able to connect to the following URI's and login as the JTS administrator that I set up:

https://myserver:9443/jts/setup
https://myserver:9443/jts/admin
https://myserver:9443/ccm/admin

I am using all of the default settings, including using the integrated Apache server and the Derby databases. I have successfully created a few users with varying degrees of authority.
Now I am attempting to learn how to use RTC by following along with an online class. I am at the point of setting up my first project area.
I launch the RTC client (I assume I am doing it correctly -- I invoke the "eclipse" executable in the TeamConcert directory using an exported DISPLAY variable). I see the menu shown in the tutorial -- and am able to create a Repository Connection. This is where I encounter the problem. When I r-click on the connection name, and choose New-->Project area, I get the menu to "Create Project Area". I enter a name, and click on Next. I then get a menu to Choose a Project Template, and I have two choices, (1) Create a new template from scratch, and (2) deploy pre-packaged templates. Since the tutorial says to use one of the pre-packaged templates, I click on the link to "Open the Process Template View for later use". Nothing happens. If I then click on the associated button to "Deploy Templates" I get an error "...... the server license policy does not allow the operation".

So, I cannot definitely say that this is indeed a licensing issue, but I seem to be stuck.

Hi Jerry

I am not sure what online class you are following - but first check you have a Developer license assigned to you as a user. Best way to check this is via the WebUI. https://myserver:9443/ccm/admin, log in as the admin user and select Users on the menu - click on your name (or the user you are having trouble with) and check they have a Developer license in the Client License section. Also - check if you have either JazzProjectAdmin or JazzAdmin rights (hover to see what these rights allow you to do).

Alternatively, here is how you might want to get a project started.

Log back in to the ccm webUI (https://mysever:9443/ccm/admin using the admin user you set up during setup. This user should have a Developer license assigned to them (and the rights described above - JazzAdmin or JazzProjectAdmin).

From the menu, select Project Areas and click on Create Project Area (far right-hand side of the screen.

Fill in the required fields to create a project. Be aware you may not see a list in the Process sectio - and you have to "deploy to the server". Then you will see processes such as SCRUM or OpenUP or Formal Project Management Process.

Once you have a project created and you have added yourself (not the admin user you logged in as), you can go back to Eclipse and connect to the repository and project area.

If that does not work - let us know on this thread and we will help

anthony

Hi Jerry

I am not sure what online class you are following - but first check you have a Developer license assigned to you as a user. Best way to check this is via the WebUI. https://myserver:9443/ccm/admin, log in as the admin user and select Users on the menu - click on your name (or the user you are having trouble with) and check they have a Developer license in the Client License section. Also - check if you have either JazzProjectAdmin or JazzAdmin rights (hover to see what these rights allow you to do).

Alternatively, here is how you might want to get a project started.

Log back in to the ccm webUI (https://mysever:9443/ccm/admin using the admin user you set up during setup. This user should have a Developer license assigned to them (and the rights described above - JazzAdmin or JazzProjectAdmin).

From the menu, select Project Areas and click on Create Project Area (far right-hand side of the screen.

Fill in the required fields to create a project. Be aware you may not see a list in the Process sectio - and you have to "deploy to the server". Then you will see processes such as SCRUM or OpenUP or Formal Project Management Process.

Once you have a project created and you have added yourself (not the admin user you logged in as), you can go back to Eclipse and connect to the repository and project area.

If that does not work - let us know on this thread and we will help

anthony

OK I must have missed something along the way. I thought that the package I downloaded came with the 10 CALs already enabled. Obviously not. So are the trial activation keys downloaded with the package, or do I need to download them separately?

you need to download the 10 user picense separately..
then using the admin UI, load that into the server.

the trial keys are pre-loaded.. but that is different than the 10 user permanent licenses

Sam

you need to download the 10 user picense separately..
then using the admin UI, load that into the server.

the trial keys are pre-loaded.. but that is different than the 10 user permanent licenses

Sam

Ahhhh. Thanks to all for the info. I found the license download and am now working thru the examples.

I can access the welcome page of Setup Wizard using the following URI: https://myserver:9443/jts/setup but I get many errors in page.

Error: Unable to load /jts/web/dojo/../../service/com.ibm.team.repository.service.IServerDescriptionRestService/serverModeString status:0

Line 0

Error: Unable to load /jts/web/dojo/../../service/com.ibm.team.repository.service.internal.discovery.IFriendsAdminRestService/friends?includeInternal=true status:0

...
CRJAZ1746E Error: Unable to get the list of registered applications.
https://myServer:9443/jts/web/_js/A:?etag=CGgjit_en_US
Line 16886

Found a strange error in file .../myProfile/temp/myNode/server1/jts_war/jts.war/eclipse/workspace/.metadata/.log

SESSION 2011-01-13 14:52:36.833 -----------------------------------------------
eclipse.buildId=unknown
java.fullversion=JRE 1.6.0 IBM J9 2.4 AIX ppc64-64 jvmap6460sr8ifx-20100923_65174 (JIT enabled, AOT enabled)
J9VM - 20100923_065174
JIT - r9_20100401_15339ifx6
GC - 20100308_AA_CMPRSS
BootLoader constants: OS=aix, ARCH=ppc64, WS=motif, NL=en_US

!ENTRY org.eclipse.osgi 4 0 2011-01-13 14:52:36.834
!MESSAGE Bundle com.ibm.team.app.web@start not found.

!ENTRY org.eclipse.osgi 4 0 2011-01-13 14:52:37.330
!MESSAGE Error starting bundle: initial@reference:file:plugins/com.ibm.team.repository.web.jts_1.1.0.v20101110_2242.jar/
!STACK 0
org.osgi.framework.BundleException: A fragment bundle cannot be started: com.ibm.team.repository.web.jts_1.1.0.v20101110_2242

Other log files are pretty clean.

Environment Info is the following
WebSphere Platform 7.0.0.13
Host Operating System is AIX, version 6.1
Java version = 1.6.0, Java Compiler = j9jit24, Java VM name = IBM J9 VM
was.install.root = /opt/apps/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer7
user.install.root = /opt/apps/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer7/profiles/RtcDev
Java Home = /opt/apps/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer7/java/jre

2011-01-13 14:55:59,284 INFO .repository.service.internal.rdb.ConnectionFactory - CRJAZ1364I The connection to the following database was successful:
Db Product Name: Oracle
Db Product Version: Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64bit Production
With the Partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options
Db URL: jdbc:oracle:thin:JTS/xxxxxxxx@//myDatabaseServer:1521/myDbInstance
Jdbc Driver Name: Oracle JDBC driver
Jdbc Driver Version: 11.2.0.2.0

Anyone have an idea what could cause this ?