on 04-09-2013 8:10 PM
Hi,
We are finding problem to start JAVA stack.
dev_jstart
WARNING => Node server0 failed: result 2, exit code -1501.
std_server0.out
FATAL: Server process failed to start; manager [LockingManager] could
not be started
dev_server0
[Thr 5655] *** LOG => SfCJavaVm: exit hook is called. (rc = -1501)
********************************************************************************
*** ERROR => Java node 'server0' terminated with exit code -1501.
Kindly suggest.
Regards,
R Mav.
in case you get here today because you googled for exit code 1501 (and maybe ConfigurationManager):
i had the same exit code in a netweaver 7.5 as java. my problem was the "managed system configuration" was done with a Wily Introscope agent based on Wily 9.1.5, which does not support Java 8. I had to "uninstall" the agent parameters from the as java via configtool. Please ask if you need further details.
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Hi raj mav,
The exit code -1501 means that the server/dispatcher is not able to start because the initialization of some manager ends up with error. The following error in log files confirms the information:
"FATAL: Server process failed to start; manager [LockingManager] could not be started"
The LockingManager (the manager that could not be started) is an application that manipulates the locks on the Enqueue Server.
As the Enqueue runs on the Central Services Instance (SCS), please check the SCS logs to find the source of this issue.
Regards
Shrikant
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Hi Raj,
1. Clear all the shared memory used by the server process.
cleanipc <instance> remove
2. sudo slibclean
With Regards
Ashutosh Chaturvedi
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This was a running instance or a fresh installation?... theres not enough information here to suggest an specific solution.
A good place to start is by checking your parameters
Read,
Note 723909 - Java VM settings for J2EE 6.40/7.0
Regards, Juan
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