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Subject: Re: No factories registered.

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From: George Hicken1 (HICKENG@uk.ibm.com)
Date: Jan 30, 2003 10:34

>
> Hi,
>
> A funny thing (not really) happened. When I try to run an
example
> query using the client provided, I get a
> Error: java.lang.Exception: No factories registered at the GDSR
> athttp://localhost:8080/ogsa/services/uk/org/ogsadai/wsdl/GridDataServiceRegistry
>
>
> I can see both the GridDataServiceRegistry and GridDataServiceFactoryP2R1
> in the list of services.
> In the GridDataServiceFactoryConfig.xml file, I checked that the
> GDSF:GridDataServiceRegistryHandle is indeed pointing to the correct GSH
> (http://localhost:8080/ogsa/services/uk/org/ogsadai/wsdl/GridDataServiceRegistry)
> in this case.
>

Can you retrieve the wsdl from the factory?

>
> The server-config.wsdd also seems to be set up fine. I don't see anything
> wrong with tomcat logs either.
> Are there any other logs I can check ?

 you could try looking at catalina.out (*nix only - this file doesn't
appear on windows).
 
> How do I deploy ogsadai for the built in service container ?
> I don't know if just setting CATALINA_HOME to the ogsa-tp4 distribution
> instead of the tomcat directory will work.
> The user doc says it will be installed in <CONTAINER>/webapps, so I'm just

> checking if setting CONTAINER to <ogsa-tp4> is enough.

This should work fine except for the location of the schema. Place the
<CONTAINER>/webapps/ROOT/schema/ogsadai directory into the schema
directory for the container.

>
> A lot of messages are generated while using the built in service
> container which might be of help.

To get more detailed messages you could try editing the ogsadai.properties
file in <CONTAINER>/webapps/ogsa/WEB-INF/etc/
and replacing the line:
log4j.rootCategory=INFO, CONSOLE
with
log4j.rootCategory=DEBUG, CONSOLE

>
> The sad part is that I had it running fine when my machine was
> accidentally rebooted. Don't know if that really caused anything, but it
> seems like that.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Shishir

Can't think of anything else to check right now. If you can see the
factory in the service list and can get the wsdl from it then it should be
accessible to the client. 

--
George Hicken
hickeng@uk.ibm.com
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