Java.dll Indir
Dayna Delabarre
I am completing the training for ignition and I just installed the Designer Launcher. However when I tried running the Launcher it gives me the error below. Do I need to install anything else for the designer to work?
When in the Designer Launcher i can see my localhost but when I select them and click open designer I get (Java process launch failed with error code 2: Error: could not find java.dll
Error: Could not find Java SE Run Environment)\
The problem is that we have multiple ignition servers with the client viewers running on about 50 devices at multiple plants in multiple countries. It has created a huge issue as this process has to be done for each device. Please try to find a better solution.
Errors related to java.dll can arise for a few different different reasons. For instance, a faulty application, java.dll has been deleted or misplaced, corrupted by malicious software present on your PC or a damaged Windows registry.
In the vast majority of cases, the solution is to properly reinstall java.dll on your PC, to the Windows system folder. Alternatively, some programs, notably PC games, require that the DLL file is placed in the game/application installation folder.
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java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException: Link Error: Native Library C:\SAGlocal\IntegrationServer\instances\default\support\win32\java.dll already loaded in another classloader. I have the dll only in some test folders and not inside SAG location or C:\Windows then why do I see this error.
The lib I have placed under IntegrationServer/lib, the jars is placed under IntegrationServer/packages/WmSAP/code/jars/static (as per Adapters documentation).
Please note the static portion in the path as this is required to load the jar statically during startup.
Copy the jar file in to your package\code\jars folder.
Add the above mentioned entry in the Package manifest file.
Reload the package.
If you are debugging from Designer then add the jar to your Designer workspace as well.
Post the full path name of the library you are attempting to open. Also, do you know what other libraries your library depends on? The dependency walker can help you with that. ( ) Are those libraries in the PATH? It could be that finding yoru library works just fine, but the loader fails because it can't find a library required by that library.
I'll try to locate the missing msjava.dll and retry it and see if it works. But I think you're right. The load failed because it could not find the DLLs mneeded for vix.dll, which caused java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError.
Set the filter to show only events from the process (pid) running JBoss AS. The easiest way to find the pid is to look for the java.exe process in Task Manager. If there are multiple such processes, you will have to determine which one is running JBoss AS - usually has a large memory footprint, also it helps if you can view the command line. Task Mangere for Server 2003 doesn't showthe command line, if I recall correctly, so you might need to get Process Explorer for sysyinteranls also - it will provide the command line used to start java.exe - look fo the org.jboss.Main class.
You might want to set a second filter that shows only file operations. Unfortunately, you can't set that as a single filter, but you can set the filter to remove events you don't care about. You don't need to filter out everything, just the really verbose stuff (that is, events that you don't care about but which happen quite often.
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