JES on Windows 2000

Yes. Java Enterprise System does support Windows 2000 Advanced Server. Windows support by Java ES release is as follows:

Java Enterprise System 2005Q1 - Release 3

- Windows 2000 Advanced Server

- Windows XP

Java Enterprise System 2005Q4 - Release 4

(Current Release)

- Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition

- Windows 2000 Advanced Server

- Windows XP

Java Enterprise System 2006Q4 - Release 5

(Future Release: Winter '06)

- Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition

- Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition

- Windows 2000 Advanced Server

- Windows XP

For a detailed view of the Java ES feature and OS roadmap please go to the Java ES roadmap link below . . .

http://www.sun.com/software/javaenterprisesystem/roadmap.xml

If you are interested in running Java ES on Windows (or any other supported platform), you can download and install Java Enterprise System software at no cost. Once you need assurance and support, Sun offers licensing and support plans for purchase. To download Java ES go to the Solaris Enterprise System download page at the following link . . .

http://www.sun.com/software/solaris/get.jsp

Let us know if you have other questions.

Cheers,

Daniel

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Daniel Raskin

Product Manager

Java Enterprise System

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Daniel_Raskin at 2007-7-6 20:45:45 >

Hello,

Do you see any exceptions or errors in the command prompt

during configuration?Is there a directory server instance created

in your install location? Do you have earlier versions of JES products

running on this system?

Can you uninstall everything and start afresh?

Try to install in multiple sessions :

1. Directory Server only

2. Web Server only

3. Access Manager

4. Portal Server

srinu at 2007-7-6 20:45:45 >

sorry you are having problems on XP.

Is the problem with Directory Server instance only? Did you notice

that admin-server has been created?

We noticed that firewall could cause some configuration issues in some cases. Can you disable (temporarily ofcourse) your firewall(s) and try installing Directory Server alone?

Another way of troubleshooting this is

- Select 'Config Later'

- Select Directory Server only

- end of install (no configuration is done at this point

- see config_readme file under C:\Sun\server-root to run the Dir Server

configurator - this will give us more clues

It would be good to see the entries in Windows Registry

HKLM->Software -> Sun Microsystems -> EntSys and

Sun Microsystems -> Directory Server

srinu at 2007-7-6 20:45:45 >