I just downloaded the 2.0 release from Sourceforge and had no problems with Wind...
I just downloaded the 2.0 release from Sourceforge and had no problems with Windows7.
I have a JDK installed to c:\jdk1.6.0_25 and the JAVA_HOME variable points to that folder.
The only difference I see is, that I start using openremote.bat.
I did not set any CATALINA variables. These are normally set automatically.
Since you only start with "openremote run", could it be that you renamed openrem...
Since you only start with "openremote run", could it be that you renamed openremote.bat into only openremote?
The program checks for the existens of "openremote.bat".
Please make sure your start script is named "openremote.bat".
I'm having the same problem. I'm running windows 7 64 bit. I can run tomcat fr...
I'm having the same problem. I'm running windows 7 64 bit. I can run tomcat from the command line, but when I try to install tomcat as a service, I get the same error. On the flip side, I can install tomcat from xampp or the installer and get tomcat to run as a service. When I copy the controller folder into webapps, I can access the page but I can't sync with my account. I get errors that say the path file doesn't exist.
Talk about frustrating. I checked and tested permissions, paths and configurations. I get the same result every time. I would list everything I have done, but I don't want to get cramps from typing so much.
Mike,
the default configuration in the controller assumes, that the controller w...
Mike,
the default configuration in the controller assumes, that the controller was started with the current directory beeing "tomcat/bin".
If you use a windows service it's most likely that the runtime directory is something else.
Try to change the "resource.path=..." setting in "tomcat/webapps/controller/WEB-INF/classes/config.properties" and assign an absolute value.
--Marcus
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May 03, 2012
Marcus Redeker says:
I just downloaded the 2.0 release from Sourceforge and had no problems with Wind...I just downloaded the 2.0 release from Sourceforge and had no problems with Windows7.
I have a JDK installed to c:\jdk1.6.0_25 and the JAVA_HOME variable points to that folder.
The only difference I see is, that I start using openremote.bat.
I did not set any CATALINA variables. These are normally set automatically.
May 03, 2012
pe zanstra says:
Just a hint. Philipe has JRE installed, just as I do. I had to set environment v...Just a hint. Philipe has JRE installed, just as I do. I had to set environment variable JRE_HOME to the path to get Openremote working.
May 03, 2012
Philippe Fontaine says:
Hi, I have try what Marcus and Zanstra says but the error is the same. Can anyb...Hi,
I have try what Marcus and Zanstra says but the error is the same.
Can anybody try to resolve it for me, i have teamviewer installed.
Thanks
May 03, 2012
Marcus Redeker says:
Since you only start with "openremote run", could it be that you renamed openrem...Since you only start with "openremote run", could it be that you renamed openremote.bat into only openremote?
The program checks for the existens of "openremote.bat".
Please make sure your start script is named "openremote.bat".
--Marcus
May 03, 2012
Mike Tirpak says:
I'm having the same problem. I'm running windows 7 64 bit. I can run tomcat fr...I'm having the same problem. I'm running windows 7 64 bit. I can run tomcat from the command line, but when I try to install tomcat as a service, I get the same error. On the flip side, I can install tomcat from xampp or the installer and get tomcat to run as a service. When I copy the controller folder into webapps, I can access the page but I can't sync with my account. I get errors that say the path file doesn't exist.
Talk about frustrating. I checked and tested permissions, paths and configurations. I get the same result every time. I would list everything I have done, but I don't want to get cramps from typing so much.
Any thoughts?
May 04, 2012
Philippe Fontaine says:
grrrr, the problem is always the same. Can anybody configurate it for me? I have...grrrr, the problem is always the same.
Can anybody configurate it for me? I have Teamviewer to access my pc...
thx
May 04, 2012
Marcus Redeker says:
I am available now. Contact me at marcus (at) openremote (dot) orgI am available now. Contact me at marcus (at) openremote (dot) org
May 09, 2012
Marcus Redeker says:
Problem solved. @Everybody: Make sure you change into "Openremote/bin" folder an...Problem solved.
@Everybody: Make sure you change into "Openremote/bin" folder and execute "openremote.bat run" in that folder.
May 11, 2012
Juha Lindfors says:
Nice job!Nice job!
May 11, 2012
Marcus Redeker says:
Mike, the default configuration in the controller assumes, that the controller w...Mike,
the default configuration in the controller assumes, that the controller was started with the current directory beeing "tomcat/bin".
If you use a windows service it's most likely that the runtime directory is something else.
Try to change the "resource.path=..." setting in "tomcat/webapps/controller/WEB-INF/classes/config.properties" and assign an absolute value.
--Marcus