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OL fails to compile "File Not Found"

by Marco Lettere :: Rate this Message:

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Hello to every one.

I'm experiencing an odd behaviour of the Openlaszlo compiler.
We use a default deploy procedure that has been working w/o any problems
for years now (besides very slight modifications from one OL version to
the other).
Only on one precise machine I continuosly get a "file not found" compile
error  on whatever .lzx file I try to access (even standard test lzx
packaged in our app).
This happens on tomcat 5.5.20 (but we use always this distrib) and OL
(4.3, 4.4, 4.5 ... the standard distribs we've been using for months).
If I browse the directories, the file is there and in general everything
is as usual (files, permissions, logs, browser ...).
I do not get any error in any log file (catalina.out and lps.log) ...
just the HTML page complaining with a "File not found".
I'm starting to get tired of searching and please if anyone can help me
out here pointing me to some hint, I'd be very grateful.

Greetings,
M.

Re: OL fails to compile "File Not Found"

by Marco Lettere :: Rate this Message:

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Solved on my own.
After a whole afternoon of attempts I found out that, surprisingly, the
CATALINA_BASE directory (on that machine) didn't contain a 'temp' folder.
After manually creating a temp folder, everything ids working as usual.
Hm ... sorry for bothering you.
M.

Marco Lettere ha scritto:

> Hello to every one.
>
> I'm experiencing an odd behaviour of the Openlaszlo compiler.
> We use a default deploy procedure that has been working w/o any problems
> for years now (besides very slight modifications from one OL version to
> the other).
> Only on one precise machine I continuosly get a "file not found" compile
> error  on whatever .lzx file I try to access (even standard test lzx
> packaged in our app).
> This happens on tomcat 5.5.20 (but we use always this distrib) and OL
> (4.3, 4.4, 4.5 ... the standard distribs we've been using for months).
> If I browse the directories, the file is there and in general everything
> is as usual (files, permissions, logs, browser ...).
> I do not get any error in any log file (catalina.out and lps.log) ...
> just the HTML page complaining with a "File not found".
> I'm starting to get tired of searching and please if anyone can help me
> out here pointing me to some hint, I'd be very grateful.
>
> Greetings,
> M.
>
>  


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Re: OL fails to compile "File Not Found"

by Henry Minsky :: Rate this Message:

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Can you use Firebug debugger in Firefox, or even better the HttpFox tracing plugin, it might
tell you that your request is not being sent in the way you think it is?

It seems very odd that it is just one host that is having this trouble? Does that mean that other machines can succesfully access the LPS server and retrieve the .lzx app?? Does that machine have a broken DNS resolver or something??



On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 12:27 PM, Marco Lettere <m.lettere@...> wrote:
Hello to every one.

I'm experiencing an odd behaviour of the Openlaszlo compiler.
We use a default deploy procedure that has been working w/o any problems
for years now (besides very slight modifications from one OL version to
the other).
Only on one precise machine I continuosly get a "file not found" compile
error  on whatever .lzx file I try to access (even standard test lzx
packaged in our app).
This happens on tomcat 5.5.20 (but we use always this distrib) and OL
(4.3, 4.4, 4.5 ... the standard distribs we've been using for months).
If I browse the directories, the file is there and in general everything
is as usual (files, permissions, logs, browser ...).
I do not get any error in any log file (catalina.out and lps.log) ...
just the HTML page complaining with a "File not found".
I'm starting to get tired of searching and please if anyone can help me
out here pointing me to some hint, I'd be very grateful.

Greetings,
M.



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Re: OL fails to compile "File Not Found"

by Raju Bitter-5 :: Rate this Message:

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Marco,

I think that you should get an error message in one of the log files  
in that case. Without any feedback from the compiler, it's really  
difficult to find out what's not working. Could you please file a JIRA  
improvement issue, asking for an error message in that case?

Thanks,
Raju

On Oct 26, 2009, at 5:41 PM, Marco Lettere wrote:

> Solved on my own.
> After a whole afternoon of attempts I found out that, surprisingly,  
> the
> CATALINA_BASE directory (on that machine) didn't contain a 'temp'  
> folder.
> After manually creating a temp folder, everything ids working as  
> usual.
> Hm ... sorry for bothering you.
> M.
>
> Marco Lettere ha scritto:
>> Hello to every one.
>>
>> I'm experiencing an odd behaviour of the Openlaszlo compiler.
>> We use a default deploy procedure that has been working w/o any  
>> problems
>> for years now (besides very slight modifications from one OL  
>> version to
>> the other).
>> Only on one precise machine I continuosly get a "file not found"  
>> compile
>> error  on whatever .lzx file I try to access (even standard test lzx
>> packaged in our app).
>> This happens on tomcat 5.5.20 (but we use always this distrib) and OL
>> (4.3, 4.4, 4.5 ... the standard distribs we've been using for  
>> months).
>> If I browse the directories, the file is there and in general  
>> everything
>> is as usual (files, permissions, logs, browser ...).
>> I do not get any error in any log file (catalina.out and lps.log) ...
>> just the HTML page complaining with a "File not found".
>> I'm starting to get tired of searching and please if anyone can  
>> help me
>> out here pointing me to some hint, I'd be very grateful.
>>
>> Greetings,
>> M.
>>
>>
>
>
> --
> La Svezia e' come la dipingono ... DcorE
>