Hi.
Accessing an OEPAS instance using a Java OpenClient, what type of series of events would cause the following error to occur?
com.progress.open4gl.dynamicapi.SessionPool$SessionNotFoundException: SessionPool : SessionNotFound[<session-000001|http://wintest:8810/apsv>]
There are no errors in the agent logs (that I can find) that provide any clues.
Hi Jeff,
Can you please look for any errors in ROOT.<date>.log(Session Manager). It seems like the agent itself did not got started because of some configuration problem like database not getting started.
In addition to that, can you please mention if this error is occurring for your first request or sometime after running series of requests.
Hi Jeff,
Can you please look for any errors in ROOT.<date>.log(Session Manager). It seems like the agent itself did not got started because of some configuration problem like database not getting started.
In addition to that, can you please mention if this error is occurring for your first request or sometime after running series of requests.
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The logs for the handling and execution of OpenEdge client requests are found in the server instance's '/logs' folder. Each server instance's logs for PAS, OpenEdge, and any other installed web products will always be found there.
There will be two log files that reflect the ABL application's name, which in most cases will default to the same name as the server instance. One log will contain the information from the OpenEdge handling of http requests in the PAS web server and the scheduling/execution of the associated ABL request in one of the server pool's ABL sessions. The other log will contain the information from the Multi-Session Agent's ABL sessions that execute the request's ABL code.
For example:
Instance name: oepas1
Instance path: /oe/wrk/oepas1 ( $WRKDIR/oepas1 )
Logs:
/oe/wrk/oepas1/logs/oepas1.<date>.log
/oe/wrk/oepas1/logs/oepas1.agent.log
You may have to increase the logging level to see details in the server's oeabl web application (ROOT) or agent configurations.
Ok, I had checked those logs but I thought he was referencing some other log. There are no errors to see (that I can find). I cannot duplicate regularly. These same proxies work fine against traditional appserver.
The logs for the handling and execution of OpenEdge client requests are found in the server instance's '/logs' folder. Each server instance's logs for PAS, OpenEdge, and any other installed web products will always be found there.
There will be two log files that reflect the ABL application's name, which in most cases will default to the same name as the server instance. One log will contain the information from the OpenEdge handling of http requests in the PAS web server and the scheduling/execution of the associated ABL request in one of the server pool's ABL sessions. The other log will contain the information from the Multi-Session Agent's ABL sessions that execute the request's ABL code.
For example:
Instance name: oepas1
Instance path: /oe/wrk/oepas1 ( $WRKDIR/oepas1 )
Logs:
/oe/wrk/oepas1/logs/oepas1.<date>.log
/oe/wrk/oepas1/logs/oepas1.agent.log
You may have to increase the logging level to see details in the server's oeabl web application (ROOT) or agent configurations.
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Jeff,
As you are not seeing any errors in the logs, can you please tell us the configuration of your application server to understand the problem accurately.
I would like to look at the below parameters in oepas1/conf/openedge.properties file
maxABLSessionsPerAgent
maxAgents
maxConnectionsPerAgent
numInitialAgents
In addition to that, can you also please mention the way your client works. How many concurrent clients do you run and what are its operating modes. It would be nice, if you could also mention your old appserver configuration.
“In addition to that, can you also please mention the way your client works. How many concurrent clients do you run and what are its operating modes. It would be nice, if you could also mention your old appserver configuration.”
Jeff,
As you are not seeing any errors in the logs, can you please tell us the configuration of your application server to understand the problem accurately.
I would like to look at the below parameters in oepas1/conf/openedge.properties file
maxABLSessionsPerAgent
maxAgents
maxConnectionsPerAgent
numInitialAgents
In addition to that, can you also please mention the way your client works. How many concurrent clients do you run and what are its operating modes. It would be nice, if you could also mention your old appserver configuration.
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“In addition to that, can you also please mention the way your client works. How many concurrent clients do you run and what are its operating modes. It would be nice, if you could also mention your old appserver configuration.”
Jeff,
As you are not seeing any errors in the logs, can you please tell us the configuration of your application server to understand the problem accurately.
I would like to look at the below parameters in oepas1/conf/openedge.properties file
maxABLSessionsPerAgent
maxAgents
maxConnectionsPerAgent
numInitialAgents
In addition to that, can you also please mention the way your client works. How many concurrent clients do you run and what are its operating modes. It would be nice, if you could also mention your old appserver configuration.
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“In addition to that, can you also please mention the way your client works. How many concurrent clients do you run and what are its operating modes. It would be nice, if you could also mention your old appserver configuration.”
Jeff,
As you are not seeing any errors in the logs, can you please tell us the configuration of your application server to understand the problem accurately.
I would like to look at the below parameters in oepas1/conf/openedge.properties file
maxABLSessionsPerAgent
maxAgents
maxConnectionsPerAgent
numInitialAgents
In addition to that, can you also please mention the way your client works. How many concurrent clients do you run and what are its operating modes. It would be nice, if you could also mention your old appserver configuration.
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Yes Jeff, please open a support case with TS. This looks like it will be more involved than a forum message could solve.
Thanks
Dave