I think i was using BOTH pool connections:
- Application-managed (default); based on HikariCP, the related parameters
can be tuned in the related domain configuration file, e.g.
domains/Master.properties, for the Master domain.
- JavaEE Container-managed, via the JNDI resource matching the
Il 17/10/19 15:09, vesco ha scritto:
Yeah i did follow [1] in facts all files that must be modified:
- provisioning.properties
- domains/Master.properties
Were already ok, i mean i didn't have to edit nothing.
My Postgre version is 12 cause in the reference it's written: "Apache
Syncope 2.1.5
Yeah i did follow [1] in facts all files that must be modified:
- provisioning.properties
- domains/Master.properties
Were already ok, i mean i didn't have to edit nothing.
My Postgre version is 12 cause in the reference it's written: "Apache
Syncope 2.1.5 is verified with PostgreSQL server >=
Hello, thanks for the answer
i did a fresh new VM with the same characteristics as described above.
i had to edit this: /var/lib/pgsql/12/data/pg_hba.conf
and comment this: hostall all 127.0.0.1/32
ident
cause syncope could not connect to the database while
Hi Vesco,
The Quartz tables should be automatically created by Syncope at first
startup. There's no need to import them manually.
The fact that you had to apply this SQL files manually makes me think
about some errors during startup.
I suspect, from the error in core-rest.log, that something
Hello syncope team!
I'm trying to build apache syncope on a Virtual Machine with this
requirements:
- Linux CentOS 7
- Apache Tomcat/9.0.26
- JVM 1.8.0_222-b10
- Postgres (PostgreSQL) 10.10
- /syncope Apache Syncope 2.1.5 Core
- /syncope-console Apache Syncope 2.1.5 Console
-
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On 10/10/19 15:31, vesco wrote:
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