While i am running start-windows.bat it is exiting without any error.so i did some troubleshooting and i found out that i am getting a timeout on 1.1.1.1 ..Can somebody help me in getting my lisa demo server setup.
Questions:
What version of the DemoServer are you running?
Is this installed on a machine where your Registry is or standalone?
Do you have Internet access?
Please do these steps:
Bring up a command prompt.
cd to where the start-windows.bat command is, \lisa-demo-server
Execute the command.
Do a screen shot and put it here.
There is a server.log file that gets put out, it is located at \lisa-demo-server\jboss\server\default\log, put that here as well so I can review.
Hi Marcy,
Demo server is standalone on my machine.
yes i do have internet access.
i tried the same steps . but i can not see any server.log file there.
but when i try executing startall.bat present in Lisa\examples\setup logs are created which i am attaching here (Might be helpful)
Ankit,
I think I know your problem. If you look at the error message the DemoServer is picking up Java 1.7. This is requiring Java 1.8, which means you are probably running DevTest 9.0.0 or later.
Set your JAVA_HOME system environment variable to a Java 1.8 root path and also make sure the Java is in your PATH.
Example:
JAVA_HOME set to C:\DevTestSol9.5.0\jre
Then I prepend %JAVA_HOME%\bin to PATH.
Save the System Enironment variables.
Bring up a new command prompt and it should now be picking up Java 1.8 so you can start your DemoServer.
Let me know if this works for you.
Ankit,
Were you able to follow Marcy's recommendations? If so, were you able to install the DemoServer?
Ankit,
I think I know your problem. If you look at the error message the DemoServer is picking up Java 1.7. This is requiring Java 1.8, which means you are probably running DevTest 9.0.0 or later.
Set your JAVA_HOME system environment variable to a Java 1.8 root path and also make sure the Java is in your PATH.
Example:
JAVA_HOME set to C:\DevTestSol9.5.0\jre
Then I prepend %JAVA_HOME%\bin to PATH.
Save the System Enironment variables.
Bring up a new command prompt and it should now be picking up Java 1.8 so you can start your DemoServer.
Let me know if this works for you.