reds.baseball@hotmail.com wrote:
> I just installed this edition with included/preconfigured Netbeans,
> Sun Studio, and App Server 9 this weekend. I guess there may be a
> better place to ask, but I didn't see a relevant opensolaris list or
> any better option than here.
>
> I can't seem to register the provided appserver for use in Netbeans.
> I suppose it is a permissions thing because the appserver is installed
> at the system level (generally rootther in /opt/SUNWappserver),
> since I can install a copy (same version) in my home directory and
> register it just fine. I also can start and stop the system
> installation and it seems to run without errors.
>
> The way they've done it would make sense if this were a production
> machine, I guess, but this is the "Developer Edition", after all.
> Surely I'm doing something wrong and they really didn't install this
> in a more or less unusable manner for development?
>
install-discuss@opensolaris.org might be a good place to ask this.

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Ian Collins.

Ian Collins wrote:
> reds.baseball@hotmail.com wrote:
>> I just installed this edition with included/preconfigured Netbeans,
>> Sun Studio, and App Server 9 this weekend. I guess there may be a
>> better place to ask, but I didn't see a relevant opensolaris list or
>> any better option than here.
>>
>> I can't seem to register the provided appserver for use in Netbeans.
>> I suppose it is a permissions thing because the appserver is installed
>> at the system level (generally rootther in /opt/SUNWappserver),
>> since I can install a copy (same version) in my home directory and
>> register it just fine. I also can start and stop the system
>> installation and it seems to run without errors.
>>
>> The way they've done it would make sense if this were a production
>> machine, I guess, but this is the "Developer Edition", after all.
>> Surely I'm doing something wrong and they really didn't install this
>> in a more or less unusable manner for development?
>>
> install-discuss@opensolaris.org might be a good place to ask this.

Nah, smtp and/or http is not good for group discussions. nntp is
_working_...

> I can't seem to register the provided appserver for use in Netbeans. I
> suppose it is a permissions thing because the appserver is installed at the
> system level (generally rootther in /opt/SUNWappserver),

So this has nothing to do with Solaris but more with NetBeans. Asking in a Java
related group or actually reading the Netbeans website /or/ checking the error
logs would have shown you whats up.

The thing happening here is that the useraccount running netbeans needs write
access in the domain directory structure. That and the config directory.


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Groetjes, Peter

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On Mar 27, 3:43 pm, Lion-O wrote:
> > I can't seem to register the provided appserver for use in Netbeans. I
> > suppose it is a permissions thing because the appserver is installed at the
> > system level (generally rootther in /opt/SUNWappserver),
>
> So this has nothing to do with Solaris but more with NetBeans. Asking in a Java
> related group or actually reading the Netbeans website /or/ checking the error
> logs would have shown you whats up.
>
> The thing happening here is that the useraccount running netbeans needs write
> access in the domain directory structure. That and the config directory.
>
> --
> Groetjes, Peter
>
> .\\ PGP/GPG key:http://www.catslair.org/pubkey.asc

"Nothing" to do with Solaris? You blame the Netbeans folk for how the
Open Solaris group installs App Server 9? I already acknowledged it
was probably a permissions thing, dip****, thanks, I just wondered why
or how to get around it. I guess I'll go ask "in a java or related
group" to figure out a problem related to unix permissions. Thanks,
Einstein.