Fixing Common Problems

If you are experiencing issues, please review the following common problems and workarounds for Tcat Server.

Problem

When servers are registered, they are registered with a specific IP address. If you are testing on a laptop with a wireless connection and you move from one location to another, your IP address might change, and the servers will no longer be able to communicate with Tcat Server.

Workaround

In this case, you must un-register and re-register the servers with the current IP address.

Problem

If you are running Internet Explorer 7 on Windows 2008, you can log in to Tcat Server but the main screen does not appear.

Workaround

To work around this, choose File > Add this site to... > Trusted Sites.

Problem

If you navigate to another tab while a package is being deployed, the deployment is interrupted.

Workaround

To work around this issue, wait for a package to be deployed before navigating elsewhere.

Problem

If you increase the font size on Mozilla Firefox, the monitoring and diagnostic screens disappear.

Workaround

Leave the font size set to the default.

Problem

If you download the installer more than once, Firefox appends parentheses to the file name, which causes problems when you try to run the installer.

Workaround

If you must download the installer again, delete the original file first so that Firefox leaves the original name intact

Problem

APR Connector Failure using Tomcat 5.5 with Tcat

Errors such as "javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: Remote host closed connection during handshake" may result from limitations within the Tcat Server Administration Console, which cannot currently pair with SSL/TLS connectors under certain conditions.

Workarounds

• Configure the Tomcat servers with an HTTP (non-SSL) connector on a port that the firewall blocks from the public internet, but not from the console.
• Configure the Tomcat servers with an AJP (non-SSL) connector on a port that the firewall blocks from the public internet, but not from the console.

Problem

Tcat Server service on Windows fails to start

Workaround

Solution: Open a terminal window and navigate to the Tcat Server installation/bin directory. Type tcatserver6w and examine the contents under Java tab. Make sure both JAVA_HOME and JRE_HOME are pointing to the right path