-checkconfig in WebDispatcher installed in only PURE JAVA

Hi All,
I'm trying to run a test by installing webdispatcher on only JAVA system and having this problem when initate -checkconfig in webdispatcher. Please refer to the below error message when i run sapwebdisp pf=" " -checkconfig.
Checking SAP Web Dispatcher Configuration
=========================================
maximum number of sockets supported on this host: 32768
Server info will be retrieved from host: myhost:8146 with
protocol: http
Checking connection to message server...OK
Retrieving server info from message server...OK
Message Server instance list:
------++--
+
instance name
hostname
HTTP port
HTTPS port
------++--
+
J2EE475163000
myhost
54700
54701
------++--
+
Checking ABAP servers with URL "/sap/public/icman/ping":
no server group "!DIAG" defined
Checking J2EE servers with URL "/index.html":
Checking J2EE server myhost:54700...ERROR: Connection to
server myhost:54700 failed
ERROR: retrieving server info from J2EE server: Network error (NI)(-8)
no J2EE server available
Check ended with 1 errors, 0 warnings
Here's the parameter in my webdispatcher profile.
Profile generated by sapwebdisp bootstrap
unique instance number
SAPSYSTEM = 46
add default directory settings
DIR_EXECUTABLE = .
DIR_INSTANCE = .
Accessibility of Message Servers
rdisp/mshost = myhost
ms/http_port = 8146
icm/server_port_0 = PROT=HTTP,PORT=83 "
My open port is 83.Besides this, is there anythign from Java i need to configure?? please help !!
Appreciate if someone can shed some light on this... thank a lot !!
regards,
Nicholas.

Hi Nicholas
Give the following additional parameters in webdispatcher profile created by you:
SAPSYSTEMNAME = SID
icm/host_name_full = <FQDN>
hope this helps
Satish Kumar.

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Devloping graphs using pure java without applets and swings

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i want to devlop bar graphs,pie charts,line graphs using pure java.i don't want to use applets and swings..does any body help on this asap..
IT'S VERY URGENT
cheers
ANAND

Go to
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Thanks!

This is one...
http://www.excelsior-usa.com/jet.html
And there are a lot more like jexe n stuff.
But look out. Only some convert it to pure native
form. The rest are only launchers - you would still
need a JRE to run yer program.
extremely sorry. Didnt read the post properly .Sorry

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I've read that,
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Great question. Although it's technically possible to run MapViewer on a non-Oracle J2EE container (others have certainly done this), MapViewer is licensed with Oracle Application Server. Hence, even in a Tomcat environment, you would be legally obligated to purchase licenses of Oracle Application Server to run MapViewer in production. That said, as far as support streams go, Oracle can really only support MapViewer installations and configurations on supported platforms. So, if you have installation/configuration issues while running on a non-Oracle platform, you would most likely have to find your own answers from chat boards and forums. Hope this helps.
-Justin

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A newbie question:
what will be the first glassfish release to be pure java compliant (eg: not limited to SunOS, Linux or MacOS). V2 final release or V3 ?
Glassfish fits well for what we have to do (stateful session beans), but we have to do it on HP-UX ...

I assume you use LB's FDQN name (am.example.com) as your certificate's CN. You should be having the hostnames of AMs as am1.example.com, am2.example.com respectively. You would have placed the certificate of am.example.com in both the boxes. At some point of time one of the AM instances need to contact the other one for session validation, because it is a load balanced environment. Moreover user's session and agent's session might not be in the same AM instance always. During this time it has to do a session validation with the other one. When doing session validation the requestor AM will not go through the LB, rather it will directly reach out to the other AM instance. Say AM1 is contacting AM2 for session validation. So AM1 will use the hostname as am2.example.com to hit AM2. But in AM2 you have the certificate placed in the name of LB (am.example.com). Obviously AM2 will not accept this request as the hostname and the certifcate's CN is different. I understand you have turned trustAllServerCerts to true in AMConfig, but in 7.1 it will not work as expected. I guess you would have installed AM7.1 as a WAR file deployment. If you go to product support they would insist you to re-install the AM through JES package. Because according to them this parameter (trustAllServerCerts) will be evaluated correctly if you have AM installed by JES. Though I don't fully agree with this solution, this is the suggested one from support. Even though if you re-install AM with JES and enable trustAllServerCerts, then that is not the recommended solution for production. Because enabling this parameter to true is a security risk, especially if you interact with external applications.
So as an alternative you could try using "SubjectAltNames" for your certificates. Include FQDNs of both AM instances in the certificate and add it in the keystore. This will work.
Good luck and let me know the result.

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Is Eclipse a 100% pure Java program?

Eclipse runs on linux, windows, MAc OS X and I think a few others. It has native widgets via SWT for those platforms using the native OS Look and Feel. It is smoother than Swing in most ways, yet Swing does have some advantages as well. SWT is a nice kit. It would be nice if the Swing Team took the idea of building a cross platform native GUI kit into the AWT/Swing layer so that Swing was even faster. I think Swing and SWT are great, only I wish Swing had provided what SWT does (in some ways) so that Swing would have been used and SWT never written. It's a shame, but then again, perhaps it promotes the Swing Team to make Swing better/faster.
Look at Swing on Mac OS X, it is very nice, looks like native OS (because Apple wrote their own L&F for Mac OS X Only), but it is faster than Swing on Windows/Linux.

100 % Pure Java Certification !!!

I have a product developed in Java 2. The product is developed entirely in Java and is platform independent. I want to go in for the 100 % Pure Java Certification from Sun Microsystems. Can someone let me know how to go about getting this certification.
Thanks a lot in advance.
chet888

Hi, here is something that I have found very useful..
http://cramsession.brainbuzz.com/cramsession/sun/java2
Let me know if you need any more information..Hi Geetanjali,
Well your site does not mention anything about product certification, it only talks about Sun Certification of Progammers. If you have any idea about product certification, please let me know asap.

Fatal Error: This J2EE SDK release runs only on Java 2 (JDK1.2 or later)

Hi
Can any one help me
i install the j2ee
i have jdk 1.4 version
i set the JAVA_HOME & J2EE_HOME path also
but when i run j2ee.bat i got the folloing error
Fatal Error: This J2EE SDK release runs only on Java 2 (JDK1.2 or later)
so any one solved my problem
Regards
Nimesh

Another possibility might be the J2EE implementation itself.
In the code for j2sdkee1.2.1, the error you see appears to originate in the checkJVMVersion method of com.sun.enterprise.util.Utility:
if ( !javaVersion.startsWith("1.2")
&& !javaVersion.startsWith("1.3") ) {
errmsg += "Fatal Error: This J2EE SDK release runs only on " +
"Java 2 (JDK1.2 or later)\n";
fatal = true;
This method is called first by J2EEServer. If you are using a later implementation of J2SE, then you will probably have some problems.

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