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Hello - After our main ETL administrator left the company I was passed the task of setting up our environment in a cluster. Currently we have a very repeatable process for a single node ETL server that involves using the packaged installer: "TIBCOJaspersoft-JETL-Installer-20170623_1246-V6.4.1-linux64-installer.run" (Talend 6.4.1) to install the software and then a combination of metaServlet commands and importing a generic repository to get the server to a point where we can pass it off to other departments for further config. This process works fine and we are more or less ok with it. My project is to setup clusters that we can do this same thing with more resources available. I followed the setup instructions in: "Installing your Talend product manually": https://help.talend.com/reader/iI9xIGH2NZKUfs0D0thQpA/TQgsIcqA5inHH8DgfjbslQ to get my TAC, commandLine, and jobServer setup and working (no errors everything appears to be fine). Then I began the import process, one step done with a metaServlet is Creating, Generating, and Deploying a Job Conductor. During this process I am getting the status "Error while generation job" when either using a metaServlet to generate the job, or clicking the "Generate" button on the "Job Conductors" page.
I have attached a couple of log files that I located; the tomcat.log is from the TAC process, the talend-cmd.log is the log of what I am seeing from the Talend commandLine while running the import and the 1498232742511.log file is what I found in the Talend commandLine's "configuration" directory. If more log or settings files would help please let me know. I am running these installs on identical VMs so we have Java 1.8.0_172-amd64, on CentOS 6 in both situations.
Any help or direction is appreciated, I am new to the Talend platform but well on my way to figuring out how everything works. Thanks!
No all of the parameters are correct, I ended up using strace and lsof to track down which files were accessed when and found that the talend-url-mvn-1.0.0.jar file had the wrong permissions/owner. Fixed that and my import is back to working as expected.
Hello,
Is it missing the context parameter? Could you please create a case on talend support portal so that we can give you a remote assistance through support cycle with priority?
Best regards
Sabrina
No all of the parameters are correct, I ended up using strace and lsof to track down which files were accessed when and found that the talend-url-mvn-1.0.0.jar file had the wrong permissions/owner. Fixed that and my import is back to working as expected.
Hello,
Great it is fixed. Thanks for your prompt reply.
Best regards
Sabrina