on 03-06-2008 7:56 AM
I have installed NWM 7.1 SP04 (Fresh Clean Install). I have also done the initial setup and config of the DOE (SDOE_SR). But now when I click on any DOE link, for example DOE Admin and Monitoring, I get the logon screen, and after entering the logon details via popup, I get connection timed out error. This continues, even if I set the timeout time as 600s. The following is what I get:
500 Connection timed out
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Error: -5
Version: 7010
Component: ICM
Date/Time: Thu Mar 06 13:12:11 2008
Module: icxxthr.c
Line: 4193
Server: <myhost>_<SID>_00
Error Tag: {-}
Detail: Connection to partner timed out after 600s
What is the reason for this? One point must be noted that, after I enter the logon details, the HDD usage (not the CPU usage) in the server is full, till it eventually times out. If i again come to the home screen and login again, I sometimes get an error saying that SDOE_Administration is locked by the <user> i am using.
Pls help.
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Regards,
Veera
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Hi,
check the setup of the J2EE - and try to access the server and its functions directly first. I would expect that your J2EE setup is not complete and so the server stops working. Should not have much to do with the CE itself.
Regards,
Oliver
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Well there exists a JVM (sapjvm) which is sap's own equivalent to jre5. This is available for running any java apps you have. I think this will come into picture when we try to migrate apps from previous versions- the compatibility layer. I have decided to try out the log on using a higher timeout, lets see. But this should not be a solution. There is something else which is going wrong.
Hi,
Normally for the first time, the page will take slightly longer to load. This is most likely because of the initial compilations. Try increasing the timeout period further.
Regards,
Wenonah
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