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2. How to check whether UDDI component is installed on the server or not?
vikrant tyagi May 11, 2012 10:42 PM (in response to Devendra Yadav)Thanks Devendra,
I have already checked it but I’m not able access the registry location on my browser. Seems like it’s not running on my tomcat. What if someone has unknowingly changed the registry location URL here? Is there any configuration file where I can cross check this?
-vik
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3. Re: How to check whether UDDI component is installed on the server or not?
Devendra YadavMay 12, 2012 3:27 AM (in response to vikrant tyagi)
If someone has changed it unknowingly then it’s bit complicated cases ☺. You need to find the webserver where UDDI is running and configure it correctly. ar.cfg also contains same information.
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4. Re: How to check whether UDDI component is installed on the server or not?
Abhijit Valvekar May 13, 2012 12:31 AM (in response to Devendra Yadav)You can check “WSCRuleEngineRegistryInstallerInput.xml” which is located at <<AtriumcoreHome>> or /temp directory.
Thanks and Regards,
Abhijit Valvekar
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5. Re: How to check whether UDDI component is installed on the server or not?
Bhanudas NameToUpdate May 14, 2012 12:31 AM (in response to vikrant tyagi)Hi Vik,
Please check main.xml file from $ATRIUMCORE_HOME/wsc/atriumws80/conf path for configured webservices details on your system, Also please confirm webservices tomcat service is running on your system properly.
Under MAIN.XML file there is a parameter ""bmc.atrium.war.dir"" associated with tomcat path, if tomcat is not running on your system then you can start tomcat from this path.
Thanks
Bhanudas
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6. Re: How to check whether UDDI component is installed on the server or not?
Bhanudas NameToUpdate May 14, 2012 12:36 AM (in response to Bhanudas NameToUpdate)In your case this path should be ATRIUMCORE_HOME/wsc/atriumws70/conf