Clarity

Hello All,

We have recently upgraded our development environment to v13.3 patch 1. After going through all the posts regarding xog.client, it is clear that we cannot use it now.

So, we are trying install XML open gateway and use it for xog. But, we are getting below error when executing :

run -propertyfile test.properties  from command prompt

----Error code ----------------------
F:\Program Files (x86)\Clarity\XOG\bin>run -propertyfile test.properties
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/net/ssl/Hostnam
eVerifier
XML Open Gateway apply changes failed

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We have set JAVA_HOME variable as C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7 and CLASSPATH as C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7\bin in environment variables.

Please, suggest.

Thanks,

Pragya Singh

Pragya,

Try this command

xog -propertyfile test.properties

assumption is that you have defined everything correctly in test.properties in the bin folder (servername , username , pwd etc.)

I am unable to run the xog as it says -

'run' is not recognized as an internal or external command.

I do not have sys admin privelages, and hence had to install xog client in c:/users/documents ...

I know there have been previous posts on this, but am having a bad day searching

NJ

I unZipped the XOGclient zip file to a convenien location. Installed 32 bit jre

Added a folder for Input and Output.

Created read.properties

Created read.bat

(The time commands are there for the esiest estimate of duration)

The open command prompt in the bin folder as a user who is a member of the admin group (I am on W8 64) and issue write

Then look at the output with a text editor

The

The nice thing about XML Viewer Plus is no installation and you can "format" the single line output

The donwside is that it appears not to be handle two byte charcters

Martti K.

P.S. Running the gel would be a little different.

Hi All,

Is it necessary to have admin rights on the drive it is installed? reason why I asked this is that we are using Citrix through which all the applications are accessed so we cannot connect directly to Clarity from the local.

So, the xog client is installed in the one of the server drive of Citrix and when we use "xog" command it gives below output:

'xog' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

Also, is it fine that we have installed Jre 7?

Thanks,

Pragya Singh

"'xog' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file."

sounds like you are not giving the command when you command prompt is in the XOG\bin folder.

Yes you need jre 7 for XOG v13.3

Martti K.

Hi All,

We have again analysed the error we are receidving while acessing the xog client and found that the error code :

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F:\Program Files (x86)\Clarity\XOG\bin>run -propertyfile test.properties
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/net/ssl/Hostnam
eVerifier
XML Open Gateway apply changes failed

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

The java exception points to the "SSL host name verifier" and we are using SSL login authentication for Clarity. So, can it be the case that , it is asking for SSL certificate to be installed in the system?

Thanks,

Pragya Singh

That goes past my experience. Where I have seen SSL in use there has also been non SSL app instance which could be used for XOGing.

There are settings for SSL use in the properties file

Those should be applied if you are using SSL with XOG.

If you have access to Clarity with SSL the certificate should already be installed.

Martti K.