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question asked: Sep 06 '12, 4:17 a.m.
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DM 4.0 The requested resource (/jts/setup) is not available.

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Jan-Bernd Menke-Zumbrägel (11●2●3) | asked Sep 06 '12, 4:17 a.m.

After I installed Design Manager I opened server.startup.bat .

Now when I try to open it with

type Status report

message /jts/setup

description The requested resource (/jts/setup) is not available.

Apache Tomcat/7.0.25

What have I forgotten?

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Michelle Crane (123●2●2) | answered Sep 06 '12, 1:51 p.m.
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I'm having a hard time seeing exactly what you've written in the description; seems a bunch of angle brackets have been turned into html.

The process is basically:
1. Install the server.
2. On a Windows machines, double-click on /server/startup.bat.
3. A tomcat console window will appear, with messages.  The first server setup takes a long time.  You need to wait until you see a message like "INFO: Server startup in XXX ms".
4. Once you see that message, from your browser, navigate to https://fully.qualified.name:9443/jts/setup.
5. You should be able to configure the server.

Note: I have seen this problem where a user has installed *only* DM, and not JTS as well.  For instance, if you were installing through the Installation Manager, and only had a repository for the DM code.  In this case, you would need a second repository for the JTS code.  (Note: an older version of DM did not have this issue, but with DM 4.0, you definitely need both DM and JTS specified.)
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Daniel Leroux commented Oct 24 '12, 1:51 p.m.
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Only time I've seen this is as Michelle describes.   I installed DM without installing a JTS.

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