Hi guys,
We are upgrading the workstations' OS from Windows 10 Anniversary Update to Creators Update (Build 1703).
After the upgrade, we have noticed that no AppServer or NameServer can be started with no logs at all, they just fail to start.
We have tried that with OpenEdge 10.2B SP08 and 11.6 SP03 use Proenv and OE Explorer.
Reverting to Windows 10 Anniversary Update has resolved the issue straight away.
I'm wondering if anyone is having the same issue and if there is a workaround?
Thanks.
Hi Ibrahim,
I encountered the exact same issue.
try the following:
In my solution, I use proenv to manually start Admin Services
proadsv -start
and then start my broker and app server
asbman -name appservername -start
Not ideal, but at least I can run my AppServer's
Martyn
Ok, I have an update on this issue.
I have installed OpenEdge 11.7 x86 and I can confirm that I need to use both workaround 2 and workaround 3 to start AppServer successfully.
Workaround 2:
Start the AdminServer from the command line with proadsv
Workaround 3:
Copy the jvmstart command from the AdminServer log file and execute it from the proenv command line
Running AdminService as my own account didn't work for me (I always setup AdminService this way anyway to allow access to resources over the network).
I have no workaround for OpenEdge 10.2B08 though...
Hi Ibrahim,
I encountered the exact same issue.
try the following:
In my solution, I use proenv to manually start Admin Services
proadsv -start
and then start my broker and app server
asbman -name appservername -start
Not ideal, but at least I can run my AppServer's
Martyn
Me too. And I even upgraded to 11.7 with the same result. KB's workaround #1 is out of the question. Also 11.7 AppService complains about killAgentAfterTimeout property in the ubroker.properties file. So there is probably nothing we can do until some future Service Pack fixes it.
Guys,
Thank you very much for your replies... I haven't spotted that knowledge base article before.
One strange thing happened though, I have OE10 x86, OE11 x86, OE11 x64 installed on that workstation (with all ports configured properly) and I was able to start AppServer for the OE11 x86 installation successfully, but only once.
I wonder if the same applies for Windows Server 2016 with the latest patches... maybe not...
Hi Ibrahim,
Can you stop all the java processes once and try starting the AdminServer and AppServer ?
Hope, this fixes the issue.
Thanks,
Srinivas Munigala
Hi Srinivas,
I have tried that, unfortunately it didn't work. I get the Java error message as soon as I try to start the AppServer from Proenv.
Hi Ibrahim,
did you get a solution to this problem?? For me the workarounds from KB do not work (I only can start one appserver, but need several).
Are you in contact with TechSupport? Is there already a hotfix available?
Another solution that seems to work is to go to the service's Properties, select the Logon tab and change it from Local System Account to my own account. After restarting the server, everything seems to work as expected. (OpenEdge 11.7)
Regards
Simon
I haven't found a solution at all, none of the workarounds are working, i just keep getting the Java error I mentioned earlier.
Hi Simon,
I'm downloading OE11.7 now, will see how that goes.
Thanks,
Ibrahim
Ok, I have an update on this issue.
I have installed OpenEdge 11.7 x86 and I can confirm that I need to use both workaround 2 and workaround 3 to start AppServer successfully.
Workaround 2:
Start the AdminServer from the command line with proadsv
Workaround 3:
Copy the jvmstart command from the AdminServer log file and execute it from the proenv command line
Running AdminService as my own account didn't work for me (I always setup AdminService this way anyway to allow access to resources over the network).
I have no workaround for OpenEdge 10.2B08 though...
I have tested with OpenEdge 11.6.3 on Win 10 1703 and it looks like I can start an appservers with just workaround 3 "execute jvmStart from proenv - as admin" - I do not need workaround 2.
First I thought my system hangs, but pressing ENTER (maybe several times) then give the following messages:
!+0099%processid 8756
!+0099%Successfully started
!+0099%completed
ubroker : v11.6.0 (06-Oct-2015)
Running appservers are not fully recognized in OpenEdge Explorer; in ressources view they show up as "not running", but in detail view they Show up as "ACTIVE".
asbman -i appservvername -query/stop works OK.
We really urgently need a solution to this major problem. Progress TechSupport is not helping much so far. So maybe make some pressure on them too, if you need a solution. They downgraded my issue I opened to "not that important".
I have tried with 11.6.3 but I kept getting the Java error, same for OE102SP8. I gave up on Progress support long time ago... Their solutions are similar to when you call your telco and then get asked to reboot the router...
Did you reinstall OpenEdge after upgrading to Creator's update?
FYI, I had OE10.2B0800 installed on Windows 10, after upgrade to Creators Update (Build 1703) still able to run successfully.
Edit: From OE Explorer, I am able to start up NameServer, but not Broker. No log generated.
Hi,
I encountered the exact same issue.
I have been trying to use Workaround 2:
Start the Adminserver from the command line with proadsv
AdminService starts but I keep getting the below error:
java.exe error (0xc000142)
NameServer won´t start.
AppServer won't start.
what can i do?
Workaround 1 discarded, without restauration point .
this may be of interest:
answers.microsoft.com/.../fb9915c3-f237-4eb0-987d-bb8b6cc7337a
I have just reinstalled OE10.2B SP8... I started OE Management Service from Proenv, and I was able to start AppServer from OE Explorer. This really random, I have tried that before and it wouldn't work... now it is working fine.
Hi Ibrahim,
As the article above indicates this is known issue and we have been working on a fix. I tried to open a support case for you but I cannot find a 10.2B serial number under your account. I'd recommend opening a case over the phone or through the support portal so that we can provide you with a fix when it is available. We can also work through this with you to confirm it is the same issue (sure sounds like it is). If you want to provide me with your 10.2B serial number I can open it on your behalf. If you do not want to share that serial number in this public forum feel free to email me directly, pconnaug@progress.com
-Paul
Windows 10 (Version 1703, Build: 15063.483) seems to resolve the AppServer startup issue. :)