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| − | '''May I use the open source version of | + | '''May I use the open source version of JDK, OpenJDK, instead of the one provided by Oracle?''' |
| − | {{GVESB}} is 100% compatible with the ''Java Virtual Machine'' | + | {{GVESB}} is 100% compatible with the ''Java Virtual Machine'' provided by Oracle. |
| − | + | We recommend to use the JDK 1.6 version provided by Oracle, although we are aware of {{GVESB}} users that have found no malfunctionings with OpenJDK. | |
| + | Starting with version 3.4.0.10 {{GVESB}} runs with JDK 8. | ||
| + | '''I'm unable to start {{GVESB}} because there are some ports already in use on the server. What can I do?''' | ||
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| + | The startup script contains the parameter "-Djboss.service.binding.set=ports-default" defined in the variable JB_OPTS.<br/> | ||
| + | You can modify "ports-default" choosing another portset with one in the following list: | ||
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| + | * ports-01; The ports-01 bindings are obtained by taking the base bindings and adding 100 to each port value | ||
| + | * ports-02; The ports-02 bindings are obtained by taking the base bindings and adding 200 to each port value | ||
| + | * ports-03; The ports-03 bindings are obtained by taking the base bindings and adding 300 to each port value | ||
| + | <br/> | ||
| + | Eg. -Djboss.service.binding.set=ports-01 | ||
'''How can I access the {{GVESB}} administration console?''' | '''How can I access the {{GVESB}} administration console?''' | ||
| − | The console is available at ''http://SERVER-HOSTNAME:8080/gvconsole'', where "SERVER-HOSTNAME" should be replaced by the address of the server where | + | The console is available at ''<nowiki>http://SERVER-HOSTNAME:8080/gvconsole</nowiki>'', where "SERVER-HOSTNAME" should be replaced by the address of the server where {{GVESB}} was installed. |
| − | '''I can | + | '''I can't access the administration console. What can I do?''' |
| − | Check, in the log file ''server.log'', the correct '' | + | Check, in the log file ''server.log'', the correct ''deployment'' of the {{L_GVCONSOLE}}. Check on the console of Jboss ''<nowiki>http://SERVER-HOSTNAME:8080/web-console/</nowiki>'' in the J2EE Domains if the file ''gvconsole.war'' is present. |
| − | Check on the console of Jboss ''http://SERVER-HOSTNAME:8080/web-console/'' in J2EE Domains if file ''gvconsole | ||
| − | '''I | + | '''I don't know the credentials to access the administration console. Where can I find it?''' |
The credentials to access the administration console, {{L_GVCONSOLE}}, can be found in the file ''gvesb-users.properties'' present in the directory ''$GV_HOME/xmlconfig''. | The credentials to access the administration console, {{L_GVCONSOLE}}, can be found in the file ''gvesb-users.properties'' present in the directory ''$GV_HOME/xmlconfig''. | ||
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* Short description of the hardware architecture | * Short description of the hardware architecture | ||
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| − | creating a ''thread/post'' with the problem description. | + | Users are encouraged to attach the log files present in the directories ''$GV_HOME/log'' and ''$GV_SERVER/log''. See also the forum available at http://www.greenvulcano.com/forum/ where it is possible to find any information of a technical nature as well as requesting help from the ''community'' creating a ''thread/post'' with the problem description. |
Latest revision as of 14:53, 14 April 2017
May I use the open source version of JDK, OpenJDK, instead of the one provided by Oracle?
GreenVulcano® ESB is 100% compatible with the Java Virtual Machine provided by Oracle. We recommend to use the JDK 1.6 version provided by Oracle, although we are aware of GreenVulcano® ESB users that have found no malfunctionings with OpenJDK. Starting with version 3.4.0.10 GreenVulcano® ESB runs with JDK 8.
I'm unable to start GreenVulcano® ESB because there are some ports already in use on the server. What can I do?
The startup script contains the parameter "-Djboss.service.binding.set=ports-default" defined in the variable JB_OPTS.
You can modify "ports-default" choosing another portset with one in the following list:
- ports-01; The ports-01 bindings are obtained by taking the base bindings and adding 100 to each port value
- ports-02; The ports-02 bindings are obtained by taking the base bindings and adding 200 to each port value
- ports-03; The ports-03 bindings are obtained by taking the base bindings and adding 300 to each port value
Eg. -Djboss.service.binding.set=ports-01
How can I access the GreenVulcano® ESB administration console?
The console is available at http://SERVER-HOSTNAME:8080/gvconsole, where "SERVER-HOSTNAME" should be replaced by the address of the server where GreenVulcano® ESB was installed.
I can't access the administration console. What can I do?
Check, in the log file server.log, the correct deployment of the GV Console®. Check on the console of Jboss http://SERVER-HOSTNAME:8080/web-console/ in the J2EE Domains if the file gvconsole.war is present.
I don't know the credentials to access the administration console. Where can I find it?
The credentials to access the administration console, GV Console®, can be found in the file gvesb-users.properties present in the directory $GV_HOME/xmlconfig.
I have a problem that I can not solve. How can I contact the GreenVulcano® ESB support?
It is possible to contact GreenVulcano® ESB support sending an email to support@greenvulcano.com containing the details of:
- Version of the Java virtual machine used
- Operating System
- Short description of the hardware architecture
Users are encouraged to attach the log files present in the directories $GV_HOME/log and $GV_SERVER/log. See also the forum available at http://www.greenvulcano.com/forum/ where it is possible to find any information of a technical nature as well as requesting help from the community creating a thread/post with the problem description.
