Please use a valid User ID or ask your manager for assistance. You are unable to log in to the MSS application and the following error message appears: Please verify the site you are attempting to access and retry. The proxy could not connect to the destination in time. You are unable to access the WebLogic Server Administration Console using Internet Explorer and the following error message appears:
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Because customers have used these two APIs on their integrations in prior versions of MSS, such as 6.2.1, these two APIs are also available in MSS 6.3.0, for customers migrating to the MSS 6.3.0 release.Īfter you create the domain and install the MSS application using IPv6 address, you may encounter the following issues: This Warning message is related to getServiceLocationRequest and getEntityByKeyRequest APIs, because both the APIs use the same request structure. You can ignore the following warning message that appears in the file during Web Service deployment: Once the tunneling option is set, you can ignore the single issuance of the error message. Select Home, Summary of Services, and then Summary of Servers. Login to the WebLogic administrative console.
To enable HTTP Tunneling perform the following: If this error repeatedly occurs (even after the server is up and running successfully), you must enable the HTTP Tunneling option through the WebLogic administrative console. This message is thrown if the Integration Server, Event Server and System Task Server are enabled. ToNamingException(ExceptionTranslator.java:40) No available router to destination [Root exception is :Īt. : Connection refused: no further information In the file system on the machine, delete the MSS installation directory.Īfter you install MSS in an IPv6 environment, you may receive the following error in the AppServerLog.xml file:Įrror initializing the MetaSolv Solution Sender: Services > JDBC > Data Sources > mslvWSDataSource Services > JDBC > Data Sources > mslvPSDataSource Services > JDBC > Data Sources > mslvProcDataSource Services > JDBC > Data Sources > mslvNoneTxDataSource Services > JDBC > Data Sources > mslvDbTraceDataSource Services > JDBC > Data Sources > mslvDataSource To delete the data sources, do the following:įrom the Domain Structure tree, expand Services, expand JDBC, and then click Data Sources.įrom the Summary of JDBC Data Sources pane, click the check box for each data source that is to be deleted (refer to the list below). Repeat step 2 for each version of ASR or LSR that is installed. In the Change Center pane, click Activate Changes. In the Change Center pane, click Lock & Edit.įrom the Summary of Deployments pane, click the check box for nur.ear (or cluster-nur.ear). To undeploy the application, do the following:įrom the Domain Structure tree, click Deployments. Start the administration server and log in to the WebLogic Server Administration Console. To uninstall MSS from an application server: However, the administration server must be running to allow access to the management console or to perform any administration function. If you are running an administration server and a managed server on the same machine, after the managed server is started, the administration server can be shut down to release resources that the process would otherwise consume. Starts an application server (either managed or single) running MSS. Start the administration server before starting the managed server(s). Starts the administration server if you are running in a domain that has a separate administration server. To start MSS, run the following scripts located in the domain directory:
For example, if a server is named mslv01, it will have a startup script named start mslv01.
The script name includes the server name. The startup scripts are located in the domain directory. When starting MSS, you must start components in the following order:
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