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I'm upgrading my windows local install from 7.10 hotfix c to 7.11. When I tr
nickq
over 9 years ago
I'm upgrading my windows local install from 7.10 hotfix c to 7.11. When I try to login into /design or /tempo, I get an error message onscreen and I get a couple errors in my log file including these:
[http-/0.0.0.0:8080-7] ERROR com.appiancorp.ap2.WrapFilter - Root cause:
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: com.appiancorp.ap2.PortalApplicationConfiguration.getSessionTimeoutWarn()I
ERROR com.appiancorp.asi.taglib.TaglibUtil - An EL expression couldn't be evaluated. The expr is "${PORTAL_APP_CONFIG.sessionTimeoutWarn}" and the attribute name is "value". An error occurred while evaluating custom action attribute "value" with value "${PORTAL_APP_CONFIG.sessionTimeoutWarn}": Unable to find a value for "sessionTimeoutWarn" in object of class "com.appiancorp.ap2.PortalApplicationConfiguration" using operator "." (null)
javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: An error occurred while evaluating custom action attribute "value" with value "${PORTAL_APP_CONF...
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matt.flanagan
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over 9 years ago
It looks like you're running old jsps rather than the new ones. My guess is that your app server has the old jsps cached. Can you try shutting down jboss, deleting everything under <jboss_home>/standalone/tmp/work/jboss.web/default-host/suite/org/apache/jsp/, and then restarting?
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matt.flanagan
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over 9 years ago
It looks like you're running old jsps rather than the new ones. My guess is that your app server has the old jsps cached. Can you try shutting down jboss, deleting everything under <jboss_home>/standalone/tmp/work/jboss.web/default-host/suite/org/apache/jsp/, and then restarting?
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