Problems in verifying Installation ES 5

Hi, all

After i installed ES 5 on Solaris, i verified the installation according to the document of ES 5 installation guide for UNIX.

The problems I've met during verifying are as follows:

1. when i use "prodreg" tool to view installed packages, it shows a excalmatory mark before the entry of JavaDB =>Java DBServer=>SUNWjavadb-derby2javadblnk & SUNWjavadb-usr

Do I need to repair and What can I do to repair? I clip the "Uninstall"

button, and it shows an error message "INteractive Uninstall...- Unregistration of JavaDB skipped due to dependency requirements"

2. i accessed the community sample welcome page, and after several successful logging in using test/test, i cannot log in again. I don't get any failure messages but the page simply refreshes and it doesn't show the logged in page but remains where it is. But the URL in address bar changes to "http://hostname:8080/portal/dt

I try to access the Access Manager Console, and it is OK.

3. in my successful logging in the Community Sample, I try to create a new community. But it failed. I checked the log of the portal, there is an exception.

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[#|2007-07-20T15:08:01.015+0800|SEVERE|SJS Portal Server|debug.com.sun.portal.app.communityportlets.faces|ThreadID=14; ClassName=com.sun.portal.app.communityportlets.faces.CommunityBaseHandler; MethodName=logRecord; |PSCPL_CSPACF00207:Failed to create community. Attempting to clean up community : communityID=jdo__LENOVO

com.sun.portal.community.CommunityException: java.io.IOException: Error writing to server

at com.sun.portal.community.impl.CommunityImpl.addSearchIndex(CommunityImpl.java:1 301)

...

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I am looking forward to someone who gives me some advice.

Thanks,

Zhiyuan

[1913 byte] By [shengyinga] at [2007-11-27 11:22:31]
# 1

Have you got Java DB running? What happens if you do a netstat -an | grep 1527? Do you get a response? If not, you need to use an ant script to start it, for example, a script I use...:

#!/bin/csh -v

/usr/bin/ant -DPS_CONFIG=/etc/opt/sun/portal/PSConfig.properties -buildfile /opt/sun/portal/lib/derby.xml start-instance &

Obviously you need to make sure you reflect your directories and locations in your attempt.

If Java DB is broken, or you feel it is, you may want to look at your installation and the troubleshooting documentation, see: http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-4891/6n70tjqc4 (if on Unix)...

In particular, see sections: http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-4891/6n70tjqa7 Verifying Installed Product Components and http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-4892/6n70uiaq8?a=view Chapter 5 List of Installable Packages for information on what packages have been installed/not installed...

All else fails, please do log a support call with Sun

Cheers,

Chris.

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