Kbase 20781: Version 9.1x AdminServer and Windows 95/98
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
17/03/2003 |
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SUMMARY:
On Windows 95 and 98, the Progress AdminServer can be started but the NameServer, AppServer and WebSpeed brokers do not start because they are not supported on this platform.
EXPLANATION:
You can start the AdminServer on Windows 95 and 98 to administer, start, and stop databases on your machine with Progress Explorer. Although this is technically possible, it is not recommended.
Use of the Explorer might consume 10 to 15 MB of memory yet the advantages are few (for example, starting and stopping the database is easier using ProServe).
The proadsv command can be used to start and stop AdminServer to administer, start, and stop databases on Windows 95 and 98, however, the NameServer, AppServer and WebSpeed brokers are still not started. AdminServer starts, but the cmdplugins fails as expected.
The following errors are possible when you start the AdminServer:
java.io.FileNotFoundException: @{WorkPath}\cmdplugin.log
at java/io/FileOutputStream.<init>
at java/io/FileWriter.<init>
at com/progress/ubroker/util/Logger.<init>
at com/progress/ubroker/tools/UBCommandPlugin.init
at com/progress/chimera/adminserver/AdminServer.installPlugin
at com/progress/chimera/adminserver/AdminServer.installPlugins
at com/progress/chimera/adminserver/AdminServer.setupPlugins
at com/progress/chimera/adminserver/AdminServer.<init>
at com/progress/chimera/adminserver/AdminServer.<init>
at com/progress/chimera/adminserver/NonNTAdminServer.<init>
at java/lang/Class.newInstance
at com/progress/chimera/adminserver/OSSpecific.getAdminServer
at com/progress/chimera/adminserver/AdminServer.main
Unable to create logfile cmdplugin.log (8293)
A query to the AdminServer indicates it is alive however.