Kbase 18216: Quick Start Instructions For Starting a Version 3.x WebSpeed Broker
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
15/10/2008 |
|
Status: Verified
GOAL:
Quick start instructions for starting a Version 9.x/3.x WebSpeed broker
GOAL:
How do I start default webspeed broker in V9.x/3.x?
FACT(s) (Environment):
Windows NT 4.0
Windows 2000
UNIX
WebSpeed 3.x
FIX:
1. Start the AdminServer.
NT / 2000:
On Windows, the AdminServer is automatically started after the initial installation as well as subsequent system reboots.
To verify that the AdminServer is running:
Control Panel -> Services ->
AdminService for PROGRESS 9.x Started Automatic
UNIX:
At the command line, type:
proadsv -start
If the AdminServer does not start, review the AdminServerSystemOut.log and admserv.log files located in your working directory for more information on why the AdminServer is not running.
2. Verify the NameServer has been started
In addition to the AdminServer, a NameServer, NS1 by default, should have also been automatically started.
To verify that the NameServer is running at the NT Command Prompt or UNIX command line:
nsman -name NS1 -query
You should get a response similar to:
PROGRESS version 9.1x as of Wed May 13 1998
Connecting to Progress AdminServer using rmi://localhost:20931/Chimera
Searching for the NS1 service
Connected to NS1
NameServer NS1 running on Host pctest Port 5162
Timeout 30 seconds.
There are no registered Application Services for
this NameServer
Again, if the NameServer did not start, review the NS1.ns.log, AdminServerSystemOut.log and admserv.log files.
3. Start the WebSpeed Broker
Now that the AdminServer and NameServer are running, you are ready to start a WebSpeed broker. You can either use the command line on NT or UNIX, or use the Progress Explorer on NT.
NT Command Prompt or UNIX Command Line:
There is already a default broker "wsbrokerl" configured for you. You should not need to make ANY changes to the ubroker.properties file to get this broker running. To start it:
wtbman -name wsbrokerl -start
To check the status of the broker, type:
wtbman -name wsbrokerl -query