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Talend studio 6.2.1 failed to read unix file

We started using talend studio with 6.2.1 version and job server running on Linux machine.

 

When we create small job as below

 

tFileinputdelimted  --> tLogRow   (while Filename in tFileinputdelimted   in "/tmp/test.dat" unix file)

While in Run --> Target Exec point to Linux server where above file reside.

We are able to run job successfully while pointing to local system but failed to build or run job with remote server. Please let us know how to validate unix connection or debug issue.

 

Issue:

Execution failed : java.lang.Exception: Job was not built successfully, please check the logs for more details

[Job was not built successfully, please check the logs for more details]

 

Java log:

 



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Anonymous
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Please find job settings , let me know any concerns.

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KB_Parpally
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Contributor II

Hi Sree,

 

I am facing the same issue, if you find the solution could you please share me how to ride of it.

 

Error when i run in server :

Execution failed : java.lang.Exception: Job was not built successfully, please check the logs for more details
[Job was not built successfully, please check the logs for more details]

 

Thanks,

Kishore

Advance Happy New Year.

 

Anonymous
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Hello Kishore,

Is there any more error message in log? What does your job look like?

Best regards

Sabrina

KB_Parpally
Contributor II
Contributor II

Hi Xdshi,

 

Thanks for your quick response,

 

i fond the issue and solved it,

 

  1. Goto Preferences >> Java >> Installed JRE's
  2. Click Add and browse to \Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_151
    1. In my case the "Location" variable for the jre did not change but the "Name" variable for the jre in this dialog box did.  I am not sure the impact of this but it is the only thing that appears to have changed.  Who knows, maybe "refreshing" this variable is the key.
  3. Click OK and then set the newly added jre as the default.  
  4. Click OK, say a small prayer and run a job.

For reference i have attached the log file 

 

thanks,

Advance Happy New year.


ATT31661.log
Anonymous
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Hi,

Thanks for sharing your solution here and Happy New Year!

Best regards

Sabrina