TIBCO domain needs a repository where all service data are stored. This repository can be in xml files near TIBCO Administrator or it can be in a database. When you run both master and secondary servers of TIBCO Administrator, it is better to store repository in a database, because if it stored in files, both Administrator instances have to maintain its own copy of the repository. So, it could be a problem with syncing in some cases. When the copy of repository on the secondary server is out of sync, we can experience a problem with deploying and starting applications.
The errors seen in the admin log file:
2010 Feb 15 13:24:21:267 GMT +4 Error [ApplicationConfiguration] AESDKJ-0000 [http-8090-Processor11] COM.TIBCO.hawk.talon.MicroAgentException: Request timed out
2010 Feb 15 13:24:23:720 GMT +4 Error [Administrator] AESDKJ-0000 [http-8090-Processor11] ClientAbortException: java.net.SocketException: Connection reset by peer: socket write error
And in the tsm log files errors are similar to:
2010 Feb 15 13:23:10:335 GMT 4 tsm Debug [] [TRA-000000] tsm.syncBindings: probably admin server is not available. exception message: com.tibco.pof.entity.EntityStoreException: error creating client Server not responding
Caused by: com.tibco.infra.repository.OperationFailedException: error creating client Server not responding at com.tibco.infra.repository.RepoFactory.newClient(RepoFactory.java:3046)
Workaround is to stop secondary Administrator and deploy then. Solution is to stop secondary Administrator, remove all repository files on the secondary server, then copy repository files from the master. Usually all repository files in the <tibco_home>\administrator\domain\<domain_name>\data folder. Strategic decision – migration to a database storage.
By the way, when you plan a backup/restore solution, it makes sense to backup repository only on the master TIBCO Administrator, but in the case of recovery, restore it on both at the same time.
For training on TIBCO Administrator mail us at [email protected]
The errors seen in the admin log file:
2010 Feb 15 13:24:21:267 GMT +4 Error [ApplicationConfiguration] AESDKJ-0000 [http-8090-Processor11] COM.TIBCO.hawk.talon.MicroAgentException: Request timed out
2010 Feb 15 13:24:23:720 GMT +4 Error [Administrator] AESDKJ-0000 [http-8090-Processor11] ClientAbortException: java.net.SocketException: Connection reset by peer: socket write error
And in the tsm log files errors are similar to:
2010 Feb 15 13:23:10:335 GMT 4 tsm Debug [] [TRA-000000] tsm.syncBindings: probably admin server is not available. exception message: com.tibco.pof.entity.EntityStoreException: error creating client Server not responding
Caused by: com.tibco.infra.repository.OperationFailedException: error creating client Server not responding at com.tibco.infra.repository.RepoFactory.newClient(RepoFactory.java:3046)
Workaround is to stop secondary Administrator and deploy then. Solution is to stop secondary Administrator, remove all repository files on the secondary server, then copy repository files from the master. Usually all repository files in the <tibco_home>\administrator\domain\<domain_name>\data folder. Strategic decision – migration to a database storage.
By the way, when you plan a backup/restore solution, it makes sense to backup repository only on the master TIBCO Administrator, but in the case of recovery, restore it on both at the same time.
For training on TIBCO Administrator mail us at [email protected]
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