[Olumide]

Hi, I'm a newbie to OTM and I have a problem. I installed OTMv55 on a windowsXP system as a standalone for test purposes. I have followed every bit of the installation but this hasn't worked for me.

The admin manual that came with it says I have to start the weblogic service. The only thing I found on my system in the OTM/weblogic folder is named 'weblogic.bat'. I have tried starting this but bit it just flickers and disappears, same for TOMCAT. I started apache anyway, it brings up a blank screen and after that I tried opening OTM by opening Internet explorer and typing my local address. the page tries opening with Oracle Transportation management but stops and gives the following error on the page :

"503 Service Temporarily Unavailable : The server is temporarily unavailable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later."

Main Issues, Weblogic and TomCat not starting
I installed on a windows XP System 1.6Ghz, 1.5GB RAM, 80GBB HDD.

[chrisplough]

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