on 02-10-2006 7:27 PM
I am getting an error after install of the java AS 700 when I am trying to run the JSPM. It's telling me it cannot locate the DBINFO.XML file.
I'm sure I've missed a step somewhere but I cant find any note or anything with DBINFO.XML in it.
The SDM, http etc are all running fine.
TIA,
M
Hi Michael,
Please try to upgrade your JSPM to 5.0(atleast) or 6.0
using the SDM.
Otherwise try delpoying packages using SDM. Let us know
if JSPM upgrade works.
Regards,
Srikishan
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Hi,
I upgraded to 5.0 and still got the same error and then upgraded again using SDM to the 6.0 version of JSPM. The upgrades went fine but I still get the error message that is unable to find the DBINFO.XML in the JSPM\config folder (which actually doesnt exist). I have no idea what process actually creates this file. The rest of the stack appears to be operating normally.
Thanks for your help.
M.
Mike,
I am not sure what step you missed. But, I was able to find the file, DBINFO.XML in the JSPM\config folder of my installation.
Here is the content of the file for your reference:
[code]
<b><?xml version="1.0"?>
<VariableHandler name="DBINFO">
<StringVariable name="DB/CODE">ORA<StringVariable>
<StringVariable name="DB/NAME">Oracle</StringVariable>
<StringVariable name="DB/VERS">10.1.0.4.0</StringVariable>
</VariableHandler>
<!-- $VL:MdxuQC$></b>
[/code]
Regards,
Teecheu Loh
Hi Michael,
The JSPM uses the DMT tool to detect the DB info. The DB
information is stored in the file DBINFO.xml. Now the
problem you are facing might be due to a corrupt version
in the DB table or the JDBC driver.
This is a known error in JSPM 4.0, but was supposed to
be fixed in JSPM 5.0.
Note 855801 may help, if you are using MSSQL.
Regards
Srikishan
SOLUTION:
Turns out that my %JAVA_HOME% variable was point to the JRE from the initial install. I never changed it to the JDK path.
I discovered this because the logs were telling me that that it didnt support the cp850 bin2. A quick search on that turned up a note explaining that this variable was pointing in the wrong place.
M.
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