Hi,
somehow Geoserver won't run on my system using j2sdk1.4.2_16 on WindowsXP Pro. I installed the same version on a different PC before and everything was fine.
When I start Geoserver I can see in the CMD that there is something not working fine. When I try to open Geoserver I get the following message:
"HTTP ERROR: 503
SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE
RequestURI=/geoserver/"
I used the older version before and erverything was fine. Now I got that error message I tried to use the old version again - getting the same error message as well
So far I (de-)installed the versions a few times now. Also trying out a different Java version. Even tried my best to clean up the registry.
Has anyone of you made similar experience and solved it? I would be grateful for any hint.
Any chance you could include the startup log? I have a suspicion that
you are running into a problem with the temporary epsg database used by
geotools, some users have been running into that issue lately.
I cant remember the exact path on windows... but try deleting the
following directory if it exists:
Documents and Settings/<user>/Temp/Geotools
I assume you running the Jetty version and not running tomcat?
Again... not sure if that path is exactly correct, one of our windows
users should be able to confirm.
-Justin
cuxland wrote:
Hi,
somehow Geoserver won't run on my system using j2sdk1.4.2_16 on
WindowsXP Pro. I installed the same version on a different PC before and
everything was fine.
When I start Geoserver I can see in the CMD that there is something not
working fine. When I try to open Geoserver I get the following message:
"HTTP ERROR: 503
SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE
RequestURI=/geoserver/"
I used the older version before and erverything was fine. Now I got that
error message I tried to use the old version again - getting the same
error message as well
So far I (de-)installed the versions a few times now. Also trying out a
different Java version. Even tried my best to clean up the registry.
Has anyone of you made similar experience and solved it? I would be
grateful for any hint.
cuxland
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Thank you for your quick reply, Justin.
You’re right, it’s running with Jetty.
There was no GeoTools-Directory in tmp.
So far I have copied the startup log to a rtf-file. Hopefully this could tell you more than all my explanations…
Thank you for your quick reply, Justin.
You're right, it's running with Jetty.
There was no GeoTools-Directory in tmp.
So far I have copied the startup log to a rtf-file. Hopefully this could tell you more than all my explanations...
Yeah, it's the problem Justin is talking about, I just don't
understand how it is happening to start with...
Anyways, on xp do the following:
* first make sure no GeoServer is running on your PC
* then go in c:\documents and settings\<youruser>\Local settings\temp
and wipe out the Geotools directory
* restart geoserver (it'll take some time to upgrade the
epsg database).
This mornig I opened my eyes and really found that Geotools-Directory. After deleting it Geoserver started correctly.
Cheers,
cuxland
Andrea Aime schrieb:
cuxland ha scritto:
Thank you for your quick reply, Justin.
You're right, it's running with Jetty.
There was no GeoTools-Directory in tmp.
So far I have copied the startup log to a rtf-file. Hopefully this could tell you more than all my explanations...
Yeah, it's the problem Justin is talking about, I just don't
understand how it is happening to start with...
Anyways, on xp do the following:
* first make sure no GeoServer is running on your PC
* then go in c:\documents and settings\<youruser>\Local settings\temp
and wipe out the Geotools directory
* restart geoserver (it'll take some time to upgrade the
epsg database).
