Hi,
I recently moved Aware to a new Server. I backed up the MySQL Database and restored it to the new Server also. Aware starts up as normal and seems happy enough.
However, when I try to log in to the published application, Aware says that some of the Binary Resources cannot be found - which I understand means that some image files from the BSV cannot be accessed.
A suggestion in other posts suggests re-publishing the BSV so as to regenerate the various Perspectives, and integrate same with the database.
When I try this, my Configuration Tool gives the following error .java.lang.OutOfMemoryError, even though I have allocated 512MB to the Configuration Tool.
So I have an apparently good re-installation of Aware, but my users cannot log on because of missing binary resources, and I can't republish because of the Config Tool error.
Please someone suggest what I might do. I'm at my wits end ... Help !!
Peter
Aware 4.9
Memory Allocation: Aware Server 756, Tomcat 512, JBoss 256 and Config Tool 512
Configuration Tool Out of Memory
When you do a transfer to a new server its a good idea to do a clean install, Import BSV, Publish and then Restore the database.
Its a good idea to drop all the system tables in the database and only restore the tables relevant to the BSV. That way you wont restore the environment from the old server over the clean install
Also if you do this remember to reset your Bas_Idgen to a number greater than the last ID allocated otherwise you will get a duplicate ID problem.
By the way I am no expert, just been down this road a few times
Its a good idea to drop all the system tables in the database and only restore the tables relevant to the BSV. That way you wont restore the environment from the old server over the clean install
Also if you do this remember to reset your Bas_Idgen to a number greater than the last ID allocated otherwise you will get a duplicate ID problem.
By the way I am no expert, just been down this road a few times
Full marks to ACDC !
When I did a clean install, imported the BSV, published it and then only restored the parts of the MySQL backup which were directly relevant to the BSV, the restore worked fine and the data is accessible on the new Server.
I think this is a very fundamental requirement for most Aware installations. I will write a step-by-step description of what I did in a post later on today.
Thanks again ACDC !
Peter
When I did a clean install, imported the BSV, published it and then only restored the parts of the MySQL backup which were directly relevant to the BSV, the restore worked fine and the data is accessible on the new Server.
I think this is a very fundamental requirement for most Aware installations. I will write a step-by-step description of what I did in a post later on today.
Thanks again ACDC !
Peter