FileT3 configuration: java.lang.InternalError: Needs updating

Question

I'm using a Startup class in WL 6.0 which is supposed to read a
properties file containing JMS/MQSeries queue information. The
T3FileSystem and the name of the actual properties file are supplied
as arguments to the startup class. When I start up the server,
I can see that both the setServices and startup methods are executed.
The arguments are understood, but when I try to get the T3FileSystem
object, an error occure. The error message is: "java.lang.InternalError:
Needs updating". I've checked that both the target server and paths
are correct, so I could really need some help on this one. Here
is the code and stacktrace:
public void setServices(T3ServicesDef services) {
this.services = services;
fileSystemName = (String) args.get("fsn");
fileName = (String) args.get("fn");
// This line fails with the above mentioned error:
fileSystem = (T3FileSystem) services.io().getFileSystem(fileSystemName);
file = (T3File) fileSystem.getFile(fileName);

Answer 1

Hi, I encountered a similar (exactly the same) Problem. The Filesystems are
created during boot, are visible in the console, but when I try to create a
T3File/T3Filesystem Object, the Exception is thrown.
It looks like this is a problem in the weblogic code.
Has anyone ever got this working??
Thanks,
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I'm using a Startup class in WL 6.0 which is supposed to read a
properties file containing JMS/MQSeries queue information. The
T3FileSystem and the name of the actual properties file are supplied
as arguments to the startup class. When I start up the server,
I can see that both the setServices and startup methods are executed.
The arguments are understood, but when I try to get the T3FileSystem
object, an error occure. The error message is: "java.lang.InternalError:
Needs updating". I've checked that both the target server and paths
are correct, so I could really need some help on this one. Here
is the code and stacktrace:
public void setServices(T3ServicesDef services) {
this.services = services;
fileSystemName = (String) args.get("fsn");
fileName = (String) args.get("fn");
// This line fails with the above mentioned error:
fileSystem = (T3FileSystem)services.io().getFileSystem(fileSystemName);
file = (T3File) fileSystem.getFile(fileName);