error while loading service destinations

[Former Member]

Hello,

While opening visual admin -> server -> services -> destinations.

I received the above message "error while loading service destionations".

Any idea?

Regards,

Yaki

[Former Member]

Hi

Did you resolve this issue?

I am experiencing the same issue on our XI system. Restarted the J2EE with no success.

Regards,

CJ

[Former Member]

Hi all,

Followed a detailed solution for our problem :

Please apply the solution from the attached note (#891666). It seems

that this problem persists on some installations. Here is the solution

from the note that you need to apply:

1. Add the option

-DP4ClassLoad=P4Connection

to the go script of the Visual Administrator tool in the <j2ee>/admin directory so that the starting line resembles:

(Windows)

%JAVA_CMD% -showversion -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true

-DP4ClassLoad=P4Connection -Duser.language=en -jar "%~pd0go.jar" %*

(Unix)

$/bin/java -showversion -DP4ClassLoad=P4Connection

-Duser.language=en -jar $.jar $@

2. Copy the sldserv.jar from the

<j2ee>/cluster/server0/bin/services/sld/ directory to the

<j2ee>/admin/lib directory.

3. Restart the Visual Administrator tool.

4. If it still does not work, then copy all jar files from

<server0>/bin recursively to <j2ee>/admin/lib directory and restart the Visual Administrator tool.

If it is needed to execute step 4. please backup your <j2ee>/admin/lib

directory.

Keep in mind that recursive copy means that all the jar files from

<server0>/bin subdirectory should be put into ONE (the /admin/lib)

directory without coping the subdirectory structure - only the files.

Regards,

Yaki

[former_member191062]

Hello,

you can also try to open the service from a local VA. /* VA on the J2EE host */

Please check the results.

Kind regards,

Dezso

[david_pham]

Both solutions worked for me:

1. Run GO.BAT locally (Remote desktop to the server).

2. If you are running GO.BAT from your machine to connect to another J2EE server, make sure you run the original \usr\...\admin\go.bat on your local machine. Do not run the shortcut created from GO.BAT which caused this problem.

Regards,

David Pham

[Former Member]

Hi,

I had the exact same issue -->

Even though it may already be started - stop and Start the J2EE Application "com.sap.engine.class.download"

1. Go to Visual Administrator -> Services -> Deploy -> Runtime -> Deploy Service -> Server -> servlet_jsp -> there you can stop & start the mentioned application...

2. Close and reopen Visual Admin --> and you can now access the "Destinations" service.

Best regards,

Lars

[Former Member]

Lars hint solved my problem! Thanks!

[Former Member]

Hi,

Restart the machine and it should work.

regards and reward if helpfull