Re: Application Deployment Settings / Woes

Hi Tony,

Sounds really similar to a problem that I had recently and it turned  
out to be because I had different Java versions on my Development vs.  
Deployment box. The instances kept dying silently. You may want to  
check that out.

David

On 7 Sep 2006, at 12:44 PM, Tony Hoffman wrote:

> I am having a problem starting an application that I had revised  
> and then placed back onto my deployment server. Rather than  
> starting up from WOMonitor as the previous version did (and still  
> does), this application keeps on trying to start but undergoes  
> multiple deaths (without ever starting) until I stop it.
>
> I had revised the EOModel and database by adding a table with  
> approximately 10 columns. I inserted a WOComponent that inserts css  
> header information. The development version works fine (accessing  
> the database on the remote, deployment server, so I have a working  
> connection with the datbase already, and all the css works as it  
> should).
>
> My obstacles are these: I don't really understand how to set up  
> logging on a deployment server (I don't know how to make a log file  
> -- is that a special file, or it just a text file that has a .log  
> suffix?), and because I share space on the deployment server I  
> don't have direct root access, although I can request changes from  
> the server administrator who can create a folder / file for me and  
> give me access to that. With the development version working fine,  
> is setting up some kind of logging on the deployment server the  
> next logical step?
>
> The thing that most confounds me is that my previous version of  
> this application still starts up and works fine on this deployment  
> setup; it's my new version that hangs up before starting every time.
>
> Lastly, I'm getting frustrated with this. If anyone is willing to  
> take a look at my deployment application (XCode 2.4, Webobjects  
> 5.3.2, with a Frontbase database, on Tiger 10.4.7) in the hopes  
> that you might spot the obvious I would gladly reimburse you  
> helping to resolve this.
>
>
> Tony Hoffman
> Dog Eat Dog Advertising, Inc.
> 67 West Chippewa Street, Suite 100
> Buffalo, New York 14202-2010
> Phone: 716-856-0142 / Fax: 716-856-0176
> www.superfetch.com
>
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