I'm trying to launch populationWizard script from HCL Connections 7 on CentOS 7. It results in javaw process utilizing 100% CPU with no UI shown and no info in logs.
What might be the cause of this issue?
I never had your issue, but my idea could be check what java are you calling launching the population wizards .
Anyway I've a different advice, limit the use that wizards if possible because it's in general quite it's buggy (HCL don't get me wrong but... It's true )
Every time I configure a new TDISol I usually fill manually the *.properties files into the TDISol directory and this works fine.
I used the bundled java and then tried to use the java from OS, no success in both cases. I end up in manually setting the properties and mappings.
Hi Anatoly,
So there are no errors generated on the cmd line when you launch the wizard I assume?
There is the following known issue however it appears to be targeted to RHEL 7.4 only, but I still would suggest attempting to set the env variable referenced:
https://support.hcltechsw.com/csm?id=kb_article&sysparm_article=KB0021372
I assume your DISPLAY variable is set correctly?
Have you attempted to execute the script in debug mode ksh -x scriptname > /tmp/debug.out 2>&1
Hi Anatoly,
If you're using DB2, you may also need to login as db2inst1, or run 'su - db2inst1'.
Tony