Hello,
I m having some errors while lauching the STAXMonitor. I continuously came across a window, telling me that the stax service is not registered on the specified machine. When i click on save button on the stax monitor properties window, i get a java error.
I have attached the screenshots. could you please help me out of it?
Thanks ..
Cheers,
San23
The following is required for the c:\STAF\bin\STAF.cfg file only for the prime client:
SERVICE EVENT LIBRARY JSTAF EXECUTE {STAF/Config/STAFRoot}/services/stax/STAFEvent.jar
SET MAXQUEUESIZE 10000
Make sure these are uncommented in the STAF.cfg on the prime client, then restart STAF.
Lisa
Hi,
I have already the following parameters configured, but still i am receiving the registation warning:
service stax library JSTAF execute \
C:\STAF\services\stax\STAX.jar \
parms "numthreads 100 logtcelapsedtime enabled logtcstartstop enabled"
service event library JSTAF execute \
C:\STAF\services\stax\STAFEvent.jar
Cheers,
San23
What version of STAF and STAX are you using? Also, what version of Jrockit do you have installed on your client?
The version of stax and staf installed on the system is 3.4 which is the latest available and also, the version of jrockit is BEA JRockit(R) JDK 5.0 Update 14 R27.5.0.
Cheers,
San23
Could you post the jvm log? It is located at C:\STAF\data\STAF\lang\java\jvm\STAFJVM1\
Check it for errors. Seems like there is some java error in your stax from the error you posted.
Also, the value of my classpath is C:\STAF\saples\demo\STAFDemo.jar; C:\STAF\bin\JSTAF.jar
Cheers,
San23
" C:\STAF\saples\demo\STAFDemo.jar "
Missing the m in samples, but I assume you mistyped?
Looks like everything is setup properly. You might try re-downloading the stax service. What is the md5sum of your stax.jar?
Yes it was a mistype.
How can i check the md5sum of my stax.jar?
Cheers,
San23
You should have md5sum installed as part of Cygwin. Just type " md5sum c:\staf\services\stax\stax.jar "
When i type md5sum command it is returning me a series of numbers..."9e76a065bb40051177d2980c6c7cf775".
Is it right?
What can i do more to resolve the issue..?
Yes, that is correct. I am not sure what is wrong with your setup. Have you updated windows with the latest patches? Only thing I can think of would be to reinstall everything.