RTC 3.0.1 Setup configuration fails on page (8/JTS/Setup#/step8)- Page not displayed
RTC 3.0.1 running on WAS 7.0.0.21 linked to LDAP AD on Windows 2003 Server , DB2 9.7 Enterprise
Have successfully been navigating through the jts/setup pages but after successfully creating the Data Warehouse Tables and testing the connection on Page 7, when selecting next, the Page 8 'Change and Configuration Management' page, left progress bar is loaded, but the main part of the page which should display the Configure Database properties, does not load ' Internet Explorer cannot display page' Have tried clearing the IE v8 Cache, and using both the hostname and localhost as part of the URL. |
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It transpired that proxy settings where causing the issue. When fully by-passed the pages loaded without issue.
Thanks for you assistance Karl |
I haven't seen this before but here's a few things I would check.
I assume that the application registered ok in step 5 Do the base URL and port look ok? Can you get to. server:port/ccm/setup Can you get to server:port/ccm/admin (there might be an error because it is not set up but something should load) If you have any other applications can you get to any of their URLs server:port/qm/admin etc... I'm thinking either the ccm.war file didn't get deployed correctly or a problem with one of the WAS settings for the ccm application. |
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Can Confirm:
- Application registered OK (Step 5) - URL and Port OK - server:port/ccm/admin - Loaded with expected error that the tables cannot be found (CRJAZ1061) -server:port/ccm/setup - This loaded successfully, and followed the 3 setup pages entering in appropriate values. Selected the Finalise Application Setup button, which also ran successfully. When selecting Next to get the 'LIFECYCLE PROJECT ADMINISTRATION (/admin) page, get the same problem as before, with the main frame of the page , saying in cannot be loaded. Is there any way of triggering of this last step independently? I have gone into jts/admin and ccm/admin and everything looks OK. Please can you confirm the impact of not running the final stage above. |
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server:port/admin/setup seems to be what you are looking for.
It automatically changes to server:port/admin/setup#/steps/1 If this is a production system I would consider opening a PMR so that support can look over your logs to be sure there isn't a larger issue as this is an unusual problem. |
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