shame one me :/ the schema was wrong... thanks again Tim,
regards, K
On 14 January 2011 16:27, Tim Donohue tdono...@duraspace.org wrote:
Kocisky,
DSpace should be finding those columns from the Database table itself.
I noticed from your other email that you had this setting in dspace.cfg:
Kocisky,
DSpace should be finding those columns from the Database table itself.
I noticed from your other email that you had this setting in dspace.cfg:
db.schema = dspace
So, I'm assuming you are working in a PostgreSQL database that is using
multiple schemas. Is the table being created
Tim,
you are right, i miss that, thanks! below further details:
On 11 January 2011 18:17, Tim Donohue tdono...@duraspace.org wrote:
Kocisky,
Actually those logs are helpful. It shows me that for some reason your
install process is not able to load data into your 'bitstreamformatregistry'
Hi Tim,
thank you for your reply, i've followed your suggestions but didn't
got many results, see below:
DSpace 1.7 actually comes packaged with the PostgreSQL JDBC driver it needs
to use. You do not need to install a separate JDBC driver (in fact, you may
want to remove what you installed,
Hi Kocisky,
Your Maven build part is working properly. I didn't notice you were
using the 'dspace-1.7.0-release' version (which has pre-compiled code,
and therefore responds as having built fewer modules). I had thought
you were still using the 'dspace-1.7.0-src-release' version.
Here's
Tim, i think that the DEBUG flag is not helping us much, in the mean
while i've tried also to update ant to 1.8.2 but nothing...
should we enable other debug flags? maybe in org.postgresql.util package ?
thank you,
K
[java] 2011-01-11 17:19:37,432 DEBUG
org.dspace.storage.rdbms.DatabaseManager @
Kocisky,
Actually those logs are helpful. It shows me that for some reason your
install process is not able to load data into your
'bitstreamformatregistry' table.
Can you check to make sure this table is created properly in your DB?
It should be created with the following columns:
Kocisky,
I'm actually at a loss for what exactly could be causing this problem
(and unfortunately I don't have a Debian server and am not as familiar
with Debian).
Are you running Oracle's (Sun's) Java? You need to make sure you are
running that version of Java, and not the one that comes
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