Error deploying WAR on Tomcat6

[Dimas]

Hi!

I've installed an Ubuntu Server 8.10 with the Tomcat6 packages. Tomcat6 is running ok, as well as the manager, but I can't deploy the JasperServer 3.0. I followed the instructions from the JasperServer Install Guide but it don't start. I attach the logs with the errors, I can't understand it. Someone can help? Thx

The logs: http://www.dimas.cat/logs.zip

Post Edited by Dimas at 11/07/08 14:59

[anandharaj]

Hi,

 

I dont see the log file here, kindly please post it...

 

You may also refer to my blog at www.raj2u.net on the Jasper installation guide. I use the war file package.

[Dimas]

Thx for the blog reference. I've done the installation similar to the blog instructions, but with mysql. At the first time I start the tomcat with the jasperserver deployed the errors appear on log.

I tried to attach the logs with the forum, but it not seems to work. I uploaded it to this location: http://www.dimas.cat/logs.zip

 

Thx! :)

[rayfan]

I've not tried to install on tomcat 6 but your log is suggesting that the variable java.io.tmp can't be resolved.  In tomcat 5 this was set in catalina.sh to $CATALINA_TMPDIR as a defined start-up command line option.

Can you check the options that are used to start tomcat?  Maybe take a look at the /etc/init.d/tomcat file or the catalina.sh file.

[tkavanagh]

Yes, I think there is something funny going on with the permissions:

    [/WEB-INF/applicationContext.xml]: Could not resolve placeholder 'java.io.tmpdir'

So opening up the permissions or perhaps running the Tomcat as a user with more system privileges.

 

Also, Hey Anandharaj, cool JasperServer post on your Blog :-)

 

[swood]

 

JasperServer writes to the file system when it is running. It happens in 2 places.

1. Virtualized reports: large reports are paged out into files. The default place for this is the java.io.tmpdir, managed by the Java configuration you used when the server started.
2. Log files go by default into /WEB-INF/logs. This is controlled by /WEB-INF/log4j.properties

The logs indicate that the server (really the user the Java process is running as) does not have access to java.io.tmpdir, usually /tmp under Linux.

 

 

Sherman

Jaspersoft

[Dimas]

Thx to all. Finally I had to uninstall the tomcat6 package from the Ubuntu repositories and make a new and manual install. That worked for JasperServer 3.0.