Hello, I am getting the following error when I start the server with /opt/lotus/bin/server -jc &
I am logged in as notes and in the notesdata directory.
********************* Java VM problem *********************
Unable to start the Domino Console: Error reported by JVM:
Can’t connect to X11 window server using ‘:0.0’ as the value of the DISPLAY variable.
Skipping Console, continuing with Domino Server Controller.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Subject: Error loading Java console
You could be getting this error in one one of the following cases:a) You are not running X windows server and running the server in a single user mode. If you are already running X windows, and started this command in a window, ignore this. Other wise start the machine in multi-user mode and check the ps list for X server.
b) Your environment does not have DISPLAY varibale set. So it is taking the default DISPLAY. Based on your shell, do the following. I am giving the commands for C-shell (do appropriately for other shells).
In one shell window:
setenv DISPLAY your-hostname:0
In another shell window:
xhost +
Then try to run. You should be OK.
Mallareddy
Subject: RE: Error loading Java console
Thanks Mallareddy. I guess using telnet from a dos command window on Windows 2000 is my problem. Is there any way for me to run the java console remotely?
Thanks
Subject: RE: Error loading Java console
Yes. You can do as long as you have the notes or domino installed on your remote machine, which is your W2K machine. Unfortunately, there is no way to install just the JavaConsole on a machine. Anyhow, once you have notes/domino installed do the following:
WindowNT/W2K:
a) cd to program directory
b) run “jconsole”
c) then you can connect to the controller on the server machine
UNIX:
a) cd to data directory
b) run “/opt/lotus/bin/jconsole”
c) then you can connect to the controller on the server machine
Before you do connect to controller, controller must be running on the server machine. You can start just the controller (server -jc -s -c) or controller and domino (server -jc -c) but not JavaConsole UI and connect from remote machine.
Note: If this is the first time you are running Server Controller and your server has a password set, you need to run once physically on the server box with JavaConsole. Then onwards you can start controller w/o console on the server box and run JavaConsole on any remote machine and connect.
If you need more information, please read help in JavaConsole once you start it.
Mallareddy