Kbase 22127: SonicXQ: XQ Domains missing from Explorer after install
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
2/20/2003 |
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SUMMARY:
This applies to SonicXQ version 1.5. Some customers have reported that after installing SonicXQ without errors, the SonicXQ Domains don't appear in Explorer, causing an inability to administer SonicXQ. This Knowledgebase explains how to remedy this problem.
EXPLANATION
In some cases, a required directory and file is not copied to the target after the install. Creating the directory and file will resolve the problem.
SOLUTION:
Check in the SonicMQ broker installation and look for a directory called ext. If it doesn't exist, create it. The directory should contain a file called extension.properties with the following content:
##
## admin.topLevelNodeTypes is a comma-separated list of Java class
## names that are required to be subclasses of DefaultMutableTreeNode ## and that are required to have a public no-arguments constructor. ## An instance of each class is added to the navigation tree in the
## Explorer.
##
admin.topLevelNodeTypes=com.sonicsw.xqimpl.tools.explorer.SonicWaveDomainsNode
If this file doesn't exist, create it with the above content. Also make sure that the SonicXQ setenv.bat or setenv.sh (called by SonicMQ setenv_ext.bat or setenv_ext.sh) contains the xq_admin.jar in the classpath. The xq_admin.jar contains the SonicWaveDomainsNode class.