I am very new to the jBoss scene, and have been trying to get my installation
working properly. The error I am getting isn't covered in the getting started
doc, and a search through the email archive didn't show any errors quite like
what I'm getting. I've tried to filter out unnecessary details.
All the output appears normal until the [Hypersonic] init calls begin:
[Hypersonic] Initializing
[Hypersonic] Initialized
[Hypersonic] Starting
[Hypersonic] Hypersonic database failed
[Hypersonic] Database started
[Hypersonic] Started
The last two lines are suspect considering line 4. Later on in startup the
output, I get a "Stopped" message followed by a stack trace at the end of the
[DataSource] init calls:
[DataSource] Initializing
[DataSource] Initialized
[DataSource] Starting
InstantDB - Version 3.12
[DataSource] Copyright (c) 1997-1999 Instant Computer Solutions Ltd.
[DataSource] Started
[DataSource] Initializing
[DataSource] Initialized
[DataSource] Starting
[DataSource] Stopped
[DataSource] java.sql.SQLException: Connection is broken: Connection refused
( long ugly stack trace here... )
This is also a little suspect because the DataSource appears to start twice, and
I don't know if this is normal.
The startup output continues, and [JAWS] appears to successfully execute several
JDBC calls. The [JMX RMI Adaptor] successfully starts, and is immediately
followed by another SQLException:
java.sql.SQLException: Connection is broken: Connection refused
( YAN long ugly stack trace here... )
The log/datasource.log is empty, and the log/server.log doesn't show any errors,
but I did notice one thing out of the ordinary: The printed location of the jars
is not the same in the std.out version of the startup output and the server.log
file version of the output. The std.out output shows all of the jars being in
their true location ( i.e. /opt/jboss/2.0/lib/ext/jdbc2_0-stdext.jar ) but the
server.log showed all of the jars in the wrong directory (
i.e./H:/projects/jboss/dist/lib/ext/jdbc2_0-stdext.jar ).
Any pointers that would help me get jBoss going would be much appreciated.
As far as my system setup goes, I am running RedHat 6.2, the production release
of IBM's jdk 1.3, ( and jBoss 2.0 ).
Thanks,
Sean McFadden
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