Appendix J Troubleshooting
J.10.8 Connection Management Problems
•Configserver.log file under the /opt/svplus/log directory. Possible alternative
J.10.8.1.8 Cross
The
Step 1 Determine if the source and the target application belong to the same instance of the Java virtual machine (VM). CTM framework does not support
Defect
•CMSCclient.log file under the D:\Documents and Settings\<username>\log directory.
•Java Console information; in particular, any
•Screen snapshots; in particular, error/information messages dialog boxes.
•Cmsvr.log file under the /opt/svplus/log directory.
•Configserver.log file under the /opt/svplus/log directory.
Possible alternative
J.10.8.1.9 Configuration Center's Connection Tab Does Not Respond
The Configuration Center's Connection tab does not respond and the GUI is disabled.
Step 1 Try to reproduce the problem in order to collect additional
Defect
•CMSCclient.log file under the D:\Documents and Settings\<username>\log directory.
•Java Console information.
•Screen snapshots; in particular, error/information messages dialog boxes.
•Cmsvr.log file under the /opt/svplus/log directory.
•Configserver.log file under the /opt/svplus/log directory.
Possible alternative
J.10.8.2 Configuration Center GUI—CM Server-Reported Errors
For connection management, the Configuration Center communicates with the Connection Management (CM) Server process to (a) create, modify, delete, or retrieve connections and (b) create, modify, delete, or retrieve a connection template. The CM Server throws application exceptions if it cannot successfully complete the requested operation. The CM Server exception contains an error message that describes the error condition. The Configuration Center displays the reported error message for further analysis. In
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