Have setup the following: Appian 7.7 w/ JBoss EAP 6.3 + Oracle 11G database

Nicholas Wurster over 10 years ago

Have setup the following: Appian 7.7 w/ JBoss EAP 6.3 + Oracle 11G database
Cleared most of the connection/config related hurdles through basic understanding and troubleshooting but stumped on this one:

21:54:37,959 INFO [stdout] (ServerService Thread Pool -- 80) Caused by: com.appiancorp.type.model.DatatypeModelNotFoundException: Type definitions could not be found in the primary data source for the following type ids: 34 (APNX-1-4047-008)

It seems to be missing something when it initializes the DB for the first time which I have no control over.
This repeats everytime and is repeatable after performing the following steps to simulate a fresh install (at least think this works!):

1. Delete _appian\\shared, _appian\\search-local folders
2. Delete <jboss>\\standalone\ mp folders
3. (optional) stop and re-start appian engines - doesn't seem to make a difference...
4. Removed the oracle user and added back in as follows:

*****
DROP U...

application-server.log

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0 Nicholas Wurster over 10 years ago

...SER appian7user CASCADE;

create user appian7user identified by <my pwd>
default tablespace USERS temporary tablespace temp;

grant connect, resource, dba, create session to appian7user;
GRANT UNLIMITED TABLESPACE TO appian7user;
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Have attached full server log.
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0 Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago

This indicates that your design engine is not in sync with your Primary Data Source, probably because of the troubleshooting you've been doing.

Simply create a blank primary DS and re-install Appian now that you have more experience configuring the environment
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0 Nicholas Wurster over 10 years ago

Well, did at fresh install of Appian and copied back in all my config files - started it up and away it went!

The take away from this is that there is clearly a bunch of automated startup which is expecting a happy path and if the installation is not clean - then better to refresh.

Thanks!
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