hi,
i believe you must have achieved this by now.
We will be configuring optimize for infrastructure now, and any suggestions and even if any material which can help us in working on this will be helpful at the earliest.
You can configure optimize for infrastructure, before that make sure that all the components are working and started.
Environment must be configured in MWS and should be able to talk to all the components.
If you need any help, please raise it, if i know, i will answer for it. Sorry i don’t have any document as such. I have used all the docs from the advantage site.
When i am tryin to start my Analytic engine from the command prompt i get the following error-
C:\webMethodsOpt7\optimize\analysis\bin>call “C:\webMethodsOpt7\optimize\analysis\bin\cpappend.bat” …....\common\lib\wm-scg-jdbcpool.jar The input line is too long.
“C:\webMethodsOpt7\optimize\analysis\bin\cpappend.bat” was unexpected at this time.
My OS is Windows 2000.
I am not sure whether this is suppose to be the OS issue but when i try the same in Xp/Vista it works fine.
Can someone suggest a solution to this?
Hello
i configured Optimize for infrastructure in windowsXP and it worked fine but i am not sure its OS problem . Try ruinning it as a windows service and c
I’d suggest running it as a windows service as well, but that aside…
Are you running the bat file via a cmd.exe window? If so, most likely this is due to a really long classpath being defined as part of the call, and you are overflowing the cmd.exe string limitation (which is 2047 characters on Win2K and NT4.0).
Tried running through a windows service also. It does not work!
Are you running the bat file via a cmd.exe window? If so, most likely this is due to a really long classpath being defined as part of the call, and you are overflowing the cmd.exe string limitation (which is 2047 characters on Win2K and NT4.0).
Yes, i am doing this through a cmd.exe window, so does it mean that its not possible to open this via Win2k due to the overflow in string limitation?
Cos, it opens fine with Win Xp. Is ther any solution to this, or one has to change the OS here?
thnks for your suggestions, but again the solution here was to chg the OS, for the reasons already mentioned-
[SIZE=2][COLOR=navy]Character length limit in a bat file under win2K is 2K i.e. 2048 characters in win2K and 8kb in Win XP.i.e. 8096 characters!