RE: Dear All,
I did a local install and the Appian engines start fine - I have

Manish_Narayanaswami — Mon, 28 Jul 2014 19:32:23 GMT

Thanks Alok!

I checked the appian-ds.xml file and could see that the datasource URL was not configured properly with the jdbc URL. I used the Appian configuration manager when installing, so probably the configuration manager was not able to find the jdbc URL for the datasource. But when i Hard-coded the URL into the appian-ds file, jboss started fine without errors.

Thanks again for the quick response.

RE: Dear All,
I did a local install and the Appian engines start fine - I have

Alok Mohare — Sat, 26 Jul 2014 01:36:24 GMT

Manish,

Based on the stack trace, it looks like a mis-configuration with your Data-sources.

Here's a checklist of items that you might want to review:
1) custom.properties to ensure that the data-sources are listed
2) appian-ds.xml to check if the connection properties for the data-sources have been configured correctly
3) standalone.xml to check if the drivers for the database have been listed in the jboss:domain:datasources subsystem:
4) If the security domain for the datasources have been configured correctly in the standalone.xml
5) module.xml is been setup correctly

References:
forum.appian.com/.../Windows_Installation_Guide_for_JBoss.html
forum.appian.com/.../Configuring_Relational_Databases.html

Dear All, I did a local install and the Appian engines start fine - I have

RE: Dear All,I did a local install and the Appian engines start fine - I have

RE: Dear All,I did a local install and the Appian engines start fine - I have

RE: Dear All,
I did a local install and the Appian engines start fine - I have

RE: Dear All,
I did a local install and the Appian engines start fine - I have