I installed Appian 7.10 no problem but had to roll back to 7.9 to be consistent

nicholasw over 8 years ago

I installed Appian 7.10 no problem but had to roll back to 7.9 to be consistent with a client version used.
Have kept the following the same:

- MySQL - just dropped and recreated my appian_primary db so that it would recreate schemas
- JBOSS 6.4 EAP - no changes
- JDK 1.8_60 - no changes
- Appian - refreshed licence, custom.properties, appian-topology.properties files etc.

Tried with 7.9 + Hotfix D AND plain 7.9 vanilla....both start up with the following:

"Error 403 Forbidden, Sorry your request could not be processed"

The stack trace looks like:

15:23:58,898 INFO [org.jboss.as] (Controller Boot Thread) JBAS015874: JBoss EAP 6.4.0.GA (AS 7.5.0.Final-redhat-21) started in 351131ms - Started 1695 of 1733 services (
87 services are lazy, passive or on-demand)
15:26:49,407 INFO [stdout] (http-/0.0.0.0:8085-1) 2015-10-08 15:26:49,404 [http-/0.0.0.0:8085-1] ERROR com.appiancorp.security.authz.Forbidden - Could not log forbidden
URI...

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0 nicholasw over 8 years ago

Tom, I have tried clearing the cache and in fact have a startup script that allows me to remove the /tmp , /data, /logs EVERY time I start JBoss each day.
Have also tried removing all browser cache items - that was the first thing I did knowing there have been some IE caching problems in the past.

Any other ideas?
Thinking of flipping it back to 7.10 just to test that this is a 7.9 Appian only problem (aka have isolated that MySQL, JBoss configurations are identical)
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0 nicholasw over 8 years ago

Tom, I have tried clearing the cache and in fact have a startup script that allows me to remove the /tmp , /data, /logs EVERY time I start JBoss each day.
Have also tried removing all browser cache items - that was the first thing I did knowing there have been some IE caching problems in the past.

Any other ideas?
Thinking of flipping it back to 7.10 just to test that this is a 7.9 Appian only problem (aka have isolated that MySQL, JBoss configurations are identical)
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