Configuration of NWDS for DTR use

[Former Member]

Hi,

i have installed JDI and now I would like to use it from NWDS. I have configured dtr client (DTR Server url = http://serverHost:50000/dtr) and in windows->preferences->Java Developement Infrastructure->Developement Configuration Poll

I have set url to sld (http://serverHost:50000)

Now (I hope) I can login to JDI.

(Server response: "<i>Server response time for login to server http://serverHost:50000/dtr/ : 266 ms</i>")

But SLD response is:

"<i>Landscape Directory serverHost:50000 HTTP response code: 403 Forbidden</i>"

And most of all I see only Local Developement node when I create new DI.

What should I set as SLD url and what more I have to configure to work with DTR?

I will be grateful for any suggestions.

Regards

Bogdan

Message was edited by: Bogdan Rokosa

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi,

The URL to sld http://serverHost:50000 is correct.

Now do not create the client instead.

1. Goto 'Development Configuration' Perspective.

2. Right Click on 'Local Development' and take the 'import Configuration'.

3. select 'remote' radio button option.

4. The Track that was created in the NWDI server will be displayed.

5. Select the Track.

6. The Client will be automatically created and the Active/InActive DC's will be displayed.

Hope that Helps.

Regards,

Divakar

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Divakar,

thanks for your answer,

You wrote in point 4:

"The Track that was created in the NWDI server will be displayed."

How can I do that?

Regards

Bogdan

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi,

I have found instruction how can I create track:)

Thanks a lot

Bogdan

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Bodgan,

Pls let me know how to create the track as I can not see see the track.

Where did u find it?

[susmita_panigrahi · Accepted solution]

Hi

Go throuh this Blogs.You can get the clear idea of how to create a Track.

/people/oleg.figlin/blog/2005/08/26/nwdi-overview-and-guidelines

/people/padmaja.pedapudi/blog/2006/10/04/guide-to-develop-applications-using-nwdi--part-2

/people/padmaja.pedapudi/blog/2006/10/03/guide-to-develop-applications-using-nwdi--part-1

Thanks

Susmita