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I want to use Amazon AWS EC2 Management console in order to run a Java program.
When I try and connect to my instance using a Java SSH Client directly from my browser I get an error and nothing really happens. How to run my Java code using this console?
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Once the "build" is done everything is fine, then I deploy and it gives me this error:
C:\Users\Utente\Documents\NetBeansProjects\WebApplication1\nbproject\build-impl.xml:1033: The module has not been deployed".
See the server log for details.
I don't think the server is causing problems either, I can't figure out what the reason is. I tried to put inside the Configuration Files -> glassfish-web.xml -> Context Root: /WebApplication1. Nothing changed.
It is a simple html page with a button that activates a servlet, the Servlet injects a BookService class that I use to create a Book which I then print in a response page.
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I am trying to execute a jar file via Jenkins on a slave node.
After the jar is executed, jenkins hangs and does not stop running.
My jar is on a windows machine, the slave node is started as Java Web Start agent.
I added System.exit(0); and it seems to be working.
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I'm not able to install Hive with Java 9, and I get some errors. I visited this [https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-17632] link showing some issues. Why is this?
As you've found from that JIRA, JDK9 is not compatible for Hive, and the ticket is still open
You'll need separately install Java 8 and set up your Hive startup scripts to make sure it uses Java 8
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This error occured when trying to call stored procedure from Oracle SQL using DBAdapter with WebLogic.
Some forums offered to change the datasource from XA to NonXA, and deselect the checkbox "Supports Global Transactions". I do that and got other error "Cannot call Connection.commit in distributed transaction". I've restarted the WebLogic server and thats it. Problem Solved. FYI :)
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I have been following the official tutorials about Sockets (link to the tutorials); however, I have not been able to 'link' two PC's with two different operating systems, there are not errors shown.
I would like to know if it is possible to do this entirely on Java, or if there is any existent library out there that does it.
Thank you in advance.
Java should already by platform, OS and hardware independent. You may have network issues?