Hi
That you have two DataSource start ups is Ok because if you have
a look at jboss.conf then you see two <MLET> with the name
DataSource. But it seems that the second (I guess the Hypersonic)
is not working quit well.
At the moment I have also no clue about what is going wrong
but still
Have fun
Mad Andy
----- Original Message -----
From: Sean McFadden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: jBoss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 4:41 PM
Subject: [jBoss-User] Newbie configuration question
> 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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