Kbase 18631: Appserver startup diagnostics (jvmstart.debug=1)
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
22/10/1999 |
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Title: Appserver startup diagnostics (jvmstart.debug=1)
This document applies to: WebSpeed/AppServer/NameServer
Version and Release Number: 9.0B
Summary:
Starting in 9.0B (3.0B) we've added a small diagnostic
option to assist debugging NameServer/WebSpeed/AppServer startup
problems.
The switch for UNIX: -Djvmstart.debug=1
The switch for NT: /d:jvmstart.debug=1
If set when the AdminServer is started, it will create a log
file - <work-dir>/jvmStart.log whenever a Broker or
NameServer is started. The contents of this file may help
to ascertain to cause of startup problems (see example
below).
Step by step details:
UNIX:
Edit the proadsv script and add the switch to the exec
statement (at the end of the file). You will see a bunch of
other "-Dname=value" switches. Just add it before or after
these.
NT:
Use Regedit to add the switch to the Chimera value on the
following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\PSC\AdminService\9.0B StartupCmd
Just like the UNIX proadsv exec statement, you'll see a
bunch of other /d:name=value switches. Just add this one
before/after these.
References To Written Documentation or Other KnowledgeBase Documents: