I would suggest to use driver to check if you can connect to the
arserver.
here's a sample driver session. Things that I typed in are marked red
arad...@affhc126:/mnt/mnt1/arsbin/IN2ARIM1>
/apps/ars/ars512p1494/api/src/driver/driver
AR System API Driver
Active Link Escalation Filter Entry Entry
----------- ---------- ------ ----- -----
get (gal) get (ges) get (gf) get (ge) merge
(me)
set (sal) set (ses) set (sf) set (se) stats
(stat)
create (cal) create (ces) create (cf) create (ce) get BLOB
(geb)
delete (dal) delete (des) delete (df) delete (de) getmult
(gme)
getlist(glal) getlist(gles) getlist(glf) getlist (gle)
getmult(gmal) getlistw/f(glewf)
Container Schema Char Menu Schema Field VUI
--------- ------ --------- ------------ ---
get (gco) get (gs) get (gc) get (gsf) get (gv)
set (sco) set (ss) set (sc) set (ssf) set (sv)
create (cco) create (cs) create (cc) create (csf) create (cv)
delete (dco) delete (ds) delete (dc) delete (dsf) delete (dv)
getlist(glco) getlist(gls) getlist(glc) getlist (glsf)
getlist(glsv)
gls w/a(glsa) expand (ec) getmult (gmsf)
getmult(gms) exp ssm(essm) delmult (dmsf)
getlist ext(glxsc) getmult ext cands(gmxfc)
License Alert Info Encode/Decode
Thread/Timer
------- ----- ---- -------------
------------
val (vl) create (cae) get svr (gsi) enquery(ecqal) launch
(lt)
valmult(vml) register (rfa) set svr (ssi) dequery(dcqal) launch wait
(lwt)
getlist(gll) deregistr(dfa) get FT (gft) enassig(ecasn) release
wait(rwt)
create (cl) gla user (glau) set FT (sft) deassig(dcasn) sleep
(st)
delete (dl) get count(gac) get stat(gss) echstry(echst) random
sleep(rst)
decode (dcam) ecdiary(ecdia) msec sleep
(msst)
Init/Term Control/Logging Misc Lists Misc Misc
--------- --------------- ---------- ---- ----
init (init) record (rec) server(svr) ver user (ver) get file
(gfl)
term (term) stop rec (srec) group (glg) export (exp) set file
(sfl)
help (h, ?) open out (oout) user (glu) import (imp) get errmsg
(gem)
exit (e, q) close out(cout) sql (glsql) exec proc(proc) set
logging(slog)
login (log) execute (ex) sql al(sqlal) exec p al(epal) close conn
(cnc)
dr ver(dver) bgn loop (bl) load qual(lqs) valid
cache(vfc)
end loop (el) set port (ssp) signal
(sig)
Complex Entry Session Config Localized Val Date Currency
Ratio
------------- -------------- ------------- ----
--------------
create(xmlce) get conf(gsc) get (glv) ecdate (ecdat) getmult
sets(gmcrs)
get (xmlge) set conf(ssc) getmult(gmlv) dcdate (dcdat) get ratio
(gcr)
set (xmlse)
Command: init
INITIALIZATION
ARInitialization results
ReturnCode: OK
Status List : 0 items
Command: log
Control record:
Authentication string () :
User name () : xxxxxxxxxxx
Password () : xxxxxxxxxx
Language () :
Server () : arsim1.telekom.de
Command: ver
VERIFY USER
ARVerifyUser results
ReturnCode: OK
Admin flag: TRUE
SubAdmin flag: FALSE
Customize flag: TRUE
Status List : 0 items
HTH Kind Regards Conny
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[mailto:[email protected]] Im Auftrag von LJ Longwing
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 12. November 2009 17:24
An: [email protected]
Betreff: Re: Connection timed out. Message number = 90 in ars 5.1
**
I saw a post yesterday discussing port mapper that suggested it's port
111
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Sent: Thursday, November 12, 2009 7:54 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Connection timed out. Message number = 90 in ars 5.1
**
Hi Ben,
When I telnet I use 33333 port which is actually the default one. When I
have tried in windows like in linux, I do not specify any port, I type
netstat -an and I see 33333 port.
I have set ARTCPPORT=33333 and it doesn't work. I'm gonna look for that
thread, if you find it, please, post it here cause I'm desperated.
Thanks so much,
Jordi
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[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Ben Chernys
Sent: jueves, 12 de noviembre de 2009 14:15
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Connection timed out. Message number = 90 in ars 5.1
**
When you telnet, what port did you specify? Looks like you do have a
port set on your ARS server. Port Mapper goes though a special UDP
port. Don't know which but I think there was a thread here about that
recently.
If your ARS server has a specific port set, use it (with export
ARTCPPORT=xxx) and see if that works.
90 almost always means that it simply can't get to the server.
Cheers
Ben
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Sent: November 12, 2009 2:01 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Connection timed out. Message number = 90 in ars 5.1
**
Hi Ben,
The libraries are the same version I use in windows, 5.1 but for linux.
The files are named arapicmd.log and arapires.log and they don't give us
any important message. The message I gave in the other mail was the java
stack.
However, I can access to the server using telnet [ip-direction] [port]
although I can't ping it. Do we need ICMP protocol not bloqued to use
it?
cheers,
Jordi
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[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Ben Chernys
Sent: jueves, 12 de noviembre de 2009 12:42
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Connection timed out. Message number = 90 in ars 5.1
**
The grep was for ARTCPPORT; the library being incorrect (version) can
cause this error. You should have two files from the tracing. I only
see the one.
check that you can ping the ARS server from the linux box using the
exact same string as in your code.
Cheers
Ben
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[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Llinares, Jordi
Sent: November 12, 2009 12:34 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Connection timed out. Message number = 90 in ars 5.1
**
The library is available. The problem, I think, is related with the
connection of this library with the server. We have made the trace, and
the jar is connecting to the .so.
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Sent: jueves, 12 de noviembre de 2009 10:57
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Connection timed out. Message number = 90 in ars 5.1
**
I think, you could use the strace command for testing your code.
If a library could not be found, the strace command will tell you !
Tristan
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