OAS 4.0 unable to get any application/cartridges to work properly

From: Tony Singleton <itdcaa_at_www2.hants.gov.uk>
Date: Wed, 23 Jun 1999 15:26:41 +0100
Message-ID: <Pine.GSO.4.05.9906231457350.24861-100000@www2.hants.gov.uk>

Hello,

    I've recently installed Oracle Application Server 4.0 on Solaris 2.5 and I can't get either the demo applications or the tutorial in "Developer's Guide: PL/SQL and ODBC Applications" to work. The Listeners seem to work fine and I can place my own HTML pages there and browse them fine, its just when I try to run the cartridge/application that I get "Can not service this request, please try again later". I've found the following messages in wrb.log

`OWS-04528: Dispatcher starts processing a/an simpleApp1/cart1 request, uri

        '/simpleApp1/cart1/current_users', uuid
        '4DE538E04301-B25C-E000-AC1001FB04B2, uri protected (y/n): 'N  `



 `OWS-06710: Basic scheme has been initialized.  `


 `OWS-06709: Digest scheme config section not found.  `

`OWS-06709: Domain scheme config section not found. `
`OWS-06709: IP scheme config section not found. `

`OWS-04764: Unable to bring up cartridge server,type simpleApp1,at oasweb.`
`OWS-04760: Disable Host simpleApp1/cart1 for Cartridge oasweb. `
`OWS-04759: No host is available to create Cartridge simpleApp1/cart1. `
`OWS-10860: CS Debug: Death detection (message queue): Server unreg. IP:

             -1408237061, NAME: simpleApp1, PID: 1367

`OWS-04517: Error indicated by broker in getting cartridges of type

                                                      simpleApp1/cart1.  `


 `OWS-04511: Error in grabbing cartridge type simpleApp1/cart1 from the 


                                                             subsystem.  `


     I don't understand any of this, I'm certain that I've got the virtual

path right in the cartridge configuration, In additon I've used a DAD that references the scott/tiger user on a Oracle 7 database on another machine. I don't understand how the despatcher/web request broker/cartridge server know when to fire up a cartridge. Any idea's or suggestions would be very welcome at this point.

         Thanks in advance
           Tony Singleton



 

Received on Wed Jun 23 1999 - 09:26:41 CDT