OmniPortlet, Linux and graphs a problem?

I have the OmniPortlet working under Linux and made a tab report against emp. Worked fine.
I then set the style to chart instead. Now I cant press OK on the portlet definition page or edit or view the page. I just get "Internal server error".
In the portalTools application log file i get:
at com.evermind[Oracle9iAS (9.0.2.0.0) Containers for J2EE].util.ThreadP
oolThread.run(ThreadPoolThread.java:64)
10/17/03 2:39 PM omniPortlet: [id=1066394357837ApplicationServerThread, instance
=114401_OMNIPORTLET_387111] JDBCUtils.getMetadata QueryStringAfterParamSubstitut
ion=select * from scott.emp
10/17/03 2:39 PM omniPortlet: [id=(null), instance=(null)] WARNING: Request has
exceeded its warning timeout of 20000ms. Request details are: id=1066394357837Ap
plicationServerThread providerId=387111 portletId=100 portletName=OmniPortlet po
rtletInstance=114401_OMNIPORTLET_387111 user=PORTAL
10/17/03 2:40 PM omniPortlet: [id=(null), instance=(null)] ERROR: Request has ex
ceeded the kill timeout of 80000ms - trying to interrupt the request, request de
tails are: id=1066394357837ApplicationServerThread providerId=387111 portletId=1
00 portletName=OmniPortlet portletInstance=114401_OMNIPORTLET_387111 user=PORTAL
In the portal application log file there are lots of these:
10/17/03 2:34 PM portal: FetchGroup caught uncaughtException=java.lang.ThreadDea
th in thread name=content-fetcher40, starting a new fetcher. 27 total threads in
this group. Parent Groups : applicationServerThreadGroup=76, main=114, system=1
20, end.
10/17/03 2:40 PM portal: id=1066394357837ApplicationServerThread Stall Timeout r
eached. Interrupting Fetcher name=content-fetcher48 label=webPortlet url=http://
ska57.data.skanska.se:7778/portalTools/omniPortlet/providers/omniPortlet time=51
260ms timeout=51000ms process=Dispatching
10/17/03 2:40 PM portal: HeartBeat retrying to stop a Fetcher name=content-fetch
er48 timeout=51000ms process=Dispatching
10/17/03 2:40 PM portal: FetchGroup caught uncaughtException=java.lang.ThreadDea
th in thread name=content-fetcher48, starting a new fetcher. 27 total threads in
this group. Parent Groups : applicationServerThreadGroup=76, main=114, system=1
20, end.
Any ideas?
I believe I hav DISPLAY set up right in the right conf-files (but who nows)...
Kind regards
Tomas Albinsson
Stockholm, Sweden

Sorry for the delay, I couldn't access the server any sooner.
Which version of OmniPortlet are you using ?Version: 9.0.2.6.1 June 27 2003
In the config page it says that DISPLAY is not configured.
I've set it for OC4J_Portal in $MID_HOME/opmn/conf/opmn.xml. I've also set it in $MID_HOME/portal/902dcm/opmn.xml and in $MID_HOME/portal/9023dcm/opmn.xml.
I ran dcmctl updateConfig and restarted the midtier but it's still "not configured" in the config page.
The application.log also complain about the DISPLAY not being set.
Any suggestions? Are there other files?
My sysadmin has said DISPLAY should be localhost:1.0
The data is just ename and salary from scott.emp but it must be the DISPLAY that's causing my problems.
Tomas

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