Part Twelve: Start Appian 17.4 and Log In ERROR with Jboss

Hi Jonga,

Were you able to complete steps 1-11 without any problems? When you completed step 10, were the configurations validated and deployed successfully?

Can you paste any ERROR and "Caused by:" messages from the application server log?

Best,
Jordan

Hi thanks for answer, yes everything is fine until step 10.

sorry i dont understand this question: Can you paste any ERROR and "Caused by:" messages from the application server log?

im new in this tecnology.

i think i install the jboss correctly.

thanks for the support, im still getting this error, im already modify my files like yours but with my dbs names.

3124.server.log

hi, thanks i get this connector for appian 17.4

and i do the part 8:

thanks

Also one more thing....its hard to understand spanish...if you could set the language to english, it would help us in assisting you better in future...

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which connector do you use for appian 17.4 im still getting this error

1016.server.log

You would use connect/J which denotes the connector for Java. make sure to check the name referenced in module.xml to adjust to the jar file for the connector that you downloaded.

For Windows: dev.mysql.com/.../mysql-connector-java-8.0.11.zip

Option: Platform Independent

But Your errors says it cannot connect to database so were you able to create a new database? And have you configured JDNI Name in the properties file? Have you mapped the Appian Datasource correctly?

But Your errors says it cannot connect to database so were you able to create a new database?

Yes i can create new databases

And have you configured JDNI Name in the properties file?

mm i dont think so where can i check that?

Have you mapped the Appian Datasource correctly?

i think how can i check that?

Just follow the installation guide ! Step by step and you will be successful

I just fought for an entire week to get anywhere with this. Do you know the problem? I finally figured it out. I was using J Connector 8.0.11. It doesn't have a bin.jar file in the zip. It uses an entirely different connector driver that I'm going to assume Appian 18.1 wasn't built for.

Follow the guide but DO NOT get the latest J Connector. Use 5.1.46. You'll see a 5.1.46.jar file, and right next to it a 5.1.46-bin.jar file and then you'll understand. If you did mysql.cj.jdbc.Driver, just switch back to mysql.jdbc.Driver. I successfully connected to the database for the first time when I did this.

I just fought for an entire week to get anywhere with this. Do you know the problem? I finally figured it out. I was using J Connector 8.0.11. It doesn't have a bin.jar file in the zip. It uses an entirely different connector driver that I'm going to assume Appian 18.1 wasn't built for.

Follow the guide but DO NOT get the latest J Connector. Use 5.1.46. You'll see a 5.1.46.jar file, and right next to it a 5.1.46-bin.jar file and then you'll understand. If you did mysql.cj.jdbc.Driver, just switch back to mysql.jdbc.Driver. I successfully connected to the database for the first time when I did this.