You will probably need to open a PMR to get this fixed. An attempt to
fix it here with limited information could make the problem worse.
There was a change in the Java Performance Manager config files (The
dpconfig and dpadmin are the configuration pieces of JPM) from 1.2.2 to
1.2.3, In the later version, some of the parameters for these scripts
are contained in the file .wrapperrc instead of in the scripts
themselves. Your description makes it sound as if your upgrade of
Nways, and perhaps Java, was incomplete and you may have pieces of both
versions on your machine.
You seem, as you say, to have a path problem somewhere, but without
looking at several possible breakage points, it would be difficult to
evaluate it on-line.
You could go to /usr/CML/install_log/intall.log to see whether there
were warnings or messages during the install, but you would be better
served by opening a PMR and give support the opportunity to open a
dialogue with you.
Jim Kellock.
Leslie Clark wrote:
>
> Christo, there was no response, I suspect because no one knows the answer.
> I do
> install a lot of Nways, but I have not used the DIA so I have not
> experienced such
> issues. (I use the built-in dia function in the server).
>
> The jave install of 1.2.3 (/cdrom/.install_nways or something like that)
> would have
> automatically de-installed 1.2.2 and then installed 1.2.3. So check the
> de-install
> logs as well.
>
> As for the java levels, the requirement of 1.1.6 for 1.2.3 is for the
> installation only;
> thereafter it uses a level of code that it brought along with it. That may
> account
> for the difference in the scripts. I hope I got that right.
>
> I suggest that you call Support for help with this. It is probably too
> messy to handle
> on the forum.
>
> Cordially,
>
> Leslie A. Clark
> IBM Global Services - Systems Mgmt & Networking
>
> I had no response on this problem let me try again....
>
> message:
> dpadmin, dpconfig errors with NWAYS1.2.3
> Message Content:
> Our environment : AIX4.2.1, Netview5.1.1 and NWAYS1.2.3.
> History : We had NWAYS1.2.2 installed and working properly. I used the
> Redbook
> SG24-5302-00
> with the installation process, no problems here.
>
> I installed NWAYS1.2.3 on top of NWAYS1.2.2 and checkout the install_log
> for
> any problems, there
> was none. Now my problem, when I ran dpconfig or dpadmin I get :
>
> Exception while getting serverName in DpAdmin
> an exception occurred:
> java.rmi.UnmashalException:
> ibm.nways.analysis.dpManager.dpServerImpl_Stub;
> Local class not
> compatable: ...
> ( and some more java messages...)
> An error has occurred while grabbing info from the server
> Usage: dpadmin -s Server_Host_Name -p Server_Port -b
> Web_Browser_Used_To_View_Help -d
> Document_Base
>
> Now, 1. Do I require a reboot?
> 2. Should I not have installed over NWAYS1.2.2?
> 3. Shall I remove and reinstall NWAYS1.2.3?
> 4. Did I miss any prereq's?
> 5. Shall I install the latest java code? which is ?
>
> NOTE:
> 1. I had a closer look at the dpadmin script. NWAYS1.2.2 and NWAYS1.2.3
> scripts differs, for one
> the $JAVA_HOME value is different, two it is constructed diffirently etc.
>
> 2. The PTF U462220 says JDK 1.1.4.4 or higher is required while the NWAYS
> Manager AIX
> Overview says JDK 1.1.6. Are they not contradicting each other?
>
> Christo Burger
> Systems Management
> Absa Bank
> +27 11 3506480 (work)
> +27 11 3506228 (fax)
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