Hi,
thanks a lot for all your support, that's simply great!
Indeed, geoserver works on websphere 5.1 without any problem, I simply deploy the .war.
However I still have a small issue:
when I connect to localhost/geoserver and after login I cannot see any of the menu, I have instead the following message (sorry it is based on WebSphere in french).
[ServletException in:/WEB-INF/pages/actionator.jsp] /WEB-INF/pages/actionator.jsp(34,50) L'attribut .short n'a pas de valeur.'
(translation: the attribute .short has no value)
It is the same for all *tor.jsp pages. Exactly the same problem with Geoserver1.3RC1 or Geoserver 1.2.
Any ideas on this? I search JIRA but could not find any answer.
I have not installed JAI lib so I understand that WMS cannot generate bitmap files but it looks like even in 1.3 (I tried the mapbuilder demo in data/mbdemo/) it does not generate a bitmap image, anything I miss there? Of course I have the GetCapabilities sending back xml file in both WFS and WMS.
Maybe this kind of request should rather go to the user mailing list...sorry for that.
I thought it could be useful for developer also to mention that during the deployment I had this message from WebSphere (although it has nothing to do with the above problem), I am not sure what it means so here are the full code (but it does not seems to be any real issue):
Contenu du fichier was.policy -
//
// Template policy file for enterprise application.
// Extra permissions can be added if required by the enterprise application.
//
// NOTE: Syntax errors in the policy files will cause the enterprise application FAIL to start.
// Extreme care should be taken when editing these policy files. It is advised to use
// the policytool provided by the JDK for editing the policy files
// (WAS_HOME/java/jre/bin/policytool).
//
grant codeBase "file:${application}" {
};
grant codeBase "file:${jars}" {
};
grant codeBase "file:${connectorComponent}" {
};
grant codeBase "file:${webComponent}" {
};
grant codeBase "file:${ejbComponent}" {
};
-------- Message d'origine--------
De: Gabriel Roldán [mailto:groldan@anonymised.com]
Date: mar. 14/06/2005 16:19
À: Gerald Estadieu
Cc: Geoserver-devel
Objet: Re: [Geoserver-devel] geoserver in utility
Hi, as the greatest part of your questions was already answered, I'll
try to answer the ones that do not:
- Geoserver on IBM WebSphere
Anybody have an experience to run GeoServer within IBM Websphere? I do
not expect any big issue to deploy the war but if anybody has some
experience on this it will be more than welcome.
Yes, GeoServer works perfectly in Webpshere 5.1+ (since 5.1 is the first
version with a 1.4 JDK)
- Geoserver benchmark
On the long term, our several web applications which can integrate geospatial information will be
accessible by 1.500 users, therefore we were wondering if anybody have any benchmark / info about clustering solution and so on...
Not really, but in the not-so-long term, geoserver will have a much more
scalable architecture. We're just thinking on the alternatives beside a
pure EJB approach. Personally, I wouldn't like to go EJB 2, but EJB 3.0
looks promising.
best regards,
Gabriel.
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