on 05-19-2009 9:27 AM
Experts,
I'm trying to run the SAP Widget Foundation application as a stand-alone.
I have installed the application using SAPWidgetFoundation.jar found through the following link (download package):
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/widget-foundation#section2
After installation or when clicking the appliication in the start menu, it should start and display a tray icon. No tray icon is displayed and I don't think it's even running at all.
I am running Java Version 1.6.0_13, Windows XP Pro SP3, Yahoo Widgets 4.5.2
The following lines are saved to the log when attempting to start the Widget Foundation.
10:14:44 [ INFO][main](ApplicationStarter:90) - [Nr:1][94][since:109(1242720883921)]msec: Check single instance
10:14:44 [ INFO][main](ApplicationStarter:69) - [Nr:2][0][since:109(0)]msec: Check Java Version
10:14:44 [ INFO][main](ApplicationStarter:97) - [Nr:3][0][since:109(0)]msec: Create Server Manager
10:14:44 [ INFO][main](SysTrayUI:283) - [Nr:6][0][since:109(0)]msec: Initialize Tray Menu Proxy
Does anyone have an idea what I may be missing here?
Thanks in advance,
Olivier
Removing and reinstalling Java did the trick. A previous java version was updated to the most recent version. Apparently there was a conflict between the update and the outdated version.
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Hi Olivier,
When you tried to install SAP Widget Foundation as standalone application following SAP Widget Foundation User's Guide - [https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/20e64a36-6f34-2a10-0bbb-aeac6101b93c], did you get the installation result saying "SAP Widget Foundation installed successfully"?
If you got the success message, then try this:
Actually when you go to Start Menu -> Programs->SAP Widget Foundation and click there, a Batch file starts to run, which inturn displays the icon on the tray.
What you could do is, Go to the location where you have installed the SAP Widget Foundation, usually C:ProgramFilesSAP Widget Foundaiton and double click on the "run.bat" file. This may work.
If you did not get the success message, then there would have been some problem during installation, you could uninstall and re install it again.
Let me know if this works.
Regards,
Shilpa B.V
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I uninstalled it, installed it again. "SAP Widget Foundation was successfully installed.".
I clicked the start menu item that leads to "C:\Program Files\SAP Widget Foundation\run.bat" which opens a cmd window for an instant. Nothing changes in the system tray. I have already tried rebooting after and before installation.
HI,
Could you go to that tray, right click -> Properties->Customize->You get a Custom Notifications window which displays all the icons in the tray along with their status, i.e whether they are running or not and whether they are hidden or visible.
When I did the same in my system, I got something like this:
*Current Items* *Behaviour*
(Icon)SAP Widget Foundation running... Always Show
(Icon)Communicator - Signed in (Available) Hide when inactive
(Icon)Java Update Available Always Hide
Here check for 2 things
1 - SAP Widget Foundation running... displayed under Current Items
2 - If 'Always Hide' has been set as a behaviour to SAP Widget Foundation.
Let me know if this helps....
Regards,
Shilps B.V
HI,
Could you go to that tray, right click -> Properties->Customize->You get a Custom Notifications window which displays all the icons in the tray along with their status, i.e whether they are running or not and whether they are hidden or visible.
When I did the same in my system, I got something like this:
*Current Items* *Behaviour*
(Icon)SAP Widget Foundation running... Always Show
(Icon)Communicator - Signed in (Available) Hide when inactive
(Icon)Java Update Available Always Hide
Here check for 2 things
1 - SAP Widget Foundation running... displayed under Current Items
2 - If 'Always Hide' has been set as a behaviour to SAP Widget Foundation.
Let me know if this helps....
Regards,
Shilps B.V
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