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Issue with Web Server Config tool + APSB07-02
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ke4pym
2007-02-07 19:41:56 UTC
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Recently, I applied the latest connector update discussed in APSB07-02. Today,
I attempted to create a connector to my new CF cluster and get the following
error when using the Web Server Config tool:

"The JRun server(s) found on host 127.0.0.1 must be upgraded to use this
version of the Web Server Configuration tool"

CF 7.0.2HF1
JRun 4 Updater 6
W2k3 SP1

What update is it refering too?
tzimmerman
2007-02-08 21:26:25 UTC
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Did you install the jrun-hotfix-65311.jar as mentioned in step 7 of the article? You need to do that first and then restart jrun before running the connector.

Ted Zimmerman
ke4pym
2007-02-09 12:37:36 UTC
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No, I missed that step. After going back and applying jrun-hotfix-65311.jar
(and verifying that it loaded after restart) I am still getting the error "The
JRun server(s) found on host 127.0.0.1 must be upgraded to use this version of
the Web Server Configuration tool".

When I click OK I get the config screen. JRun Host box is empty and I cannot
select a JRun server.
tzimmerman
2007-02-09 14:11:21 UTC
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Check to see if you have any other hot fixes installed. If so try removing them, restarting the server and see the connector will work then.

Ted Zimmerman
ke4pym
2007-02-09 14:19:21 UTC
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I removed the following patches:

jrun-hotfix-56259.jar
jrun-hotfix-60391.jar
jrun-hotfix-60495-u6.jar
jrun-hotfix-61099.jar
jrun-hotfix-61162-61163.jar
jrun-hotfix-61205.jar
jrun-hotfix-61237.jar
jrun-hotfix-61987.jar
jrun-hotfix-62070-64614.jar
jrun-hotfix-64565_u6.jar

The only thing left in /servers/lib is:

jrun-hotfix-65311.jar
pbclient42RE.jar
pbserver42RE.jar
pointbase-service.jar

Still getting the error.
ke4pym
2007-02-15 12:24:25 UTC
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Any other thoughts on this one?
tzimmerman
2007-02-15 14:52:33 UTC
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Would you please send your contact information to me at ***@adobe.com? Thank you.

Ted Zimmerman
tzimmerman
2007-02-15 16:21:28 UTC
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The article for the
http://www.adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/apsb07-02.html was updated.
Also step 7 of the multiserver install in the article says to put the
jrun-hotfix-65311.jar and save in {jrun_root}\servers\lib. This can cause
problems if there are already hot fixes in the {jrun_root}\servers\lib. Step 7
is going to be changed to have the jrun-hotfix-65311.jar put in another
directory and then edit the java.class.path in the {jrun_root}\bin\jvm.config
file so that the jar file is at the front of the classpath similar to the
following:


java.class.path={path-to-jar}/jrun-hotfix-65311.jar,{application.home}/servers/l
ib,...
dougarthur
2007-04-28 00:10:22 UTC
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I'm having the same issue. I put jrun-hotfix-65311.jar into /JRun4/jarhotfixes
and added that to my java.class.path as instructed and it still gave me the
error.

Is there a possibility for an updated jar that won't conflict like this?

Thanks!
- Doug

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