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Old August 30th, 2007, 19:43
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Re: webblogic and TomCat not starting after installation

A couple of notes:
  • OTM isn't supported on Windows XP, so I'd recommend installing on either Windows 2003 or Red Hat Linux (CentOS also works fine) -- whichever you are able to better support. Just keep in mind that you Java heap sizes are limited on Windows, so it doesn't work well in high-volume environments.
  • Also - you don't have enough memory on your machine. In order to run OTM all on one box (including DB) you'll need 4GB at a bare minimum - though 8GB is highly recommended to get any kind of decent performance. Since OTM requires a lot of memory and CPU, you'll need to increase your specs.
You can find more details on setting up a test system here:
http://www.otmfaq.com/forums/f22/otm...t-hardware-13/
After that, it sounds like the services are dying immediately. I'm not sure what the issue is, but I'd recommend checking your console.log files ($OTM_HOME/logs/weblogic/console.log and $OTM_HOME/logs/tomcat/console.log).

With more details from these logs (after installing on a supported platform), we'll be able to help you out.

Thanks!
--Chris
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