We are going to Increasing the Heap / Memory size of Java Method Server (JMS) on Windows Java Method Server service is actually an Apache Tomcat which serves requests for method executions through the method exposed in it. Apache Tomcat is a Java application, therefore it runs inside a Java Virtual Machine ...
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The actual method class may have other dependent jar files that are not deployed properly. Resolution The method class has to be deployed to the java_methods folder. Typically, copying the dependent jar files to locations below ( especially # 3) and restarting the method server should fix the problem. 1. $DOCUMENTUM/jboss4.2.0/server/DctmServer_MethodServer/lib 2. $DOCUMENTUM/jboss4.2.0/lib 3. $DOCUMENTUM/jboss4.2.0/server/DctmServer_MethodServer/deploy/ServerApps.ear/DmMethods.war/WEB-INF/lib
Run consistency checker job D:\Documentum\product\6.5\install\admin>dmbasic -f consistency_checker.ebs -e Entry_Point -- administrator administrator password
The following API code will allow you to determine what permission the connected user has on a selected object:- /* 1. Obtain the object id for the selected document */ getdata,c,dcapp,selected /* 2. Find the what permission the connected user has on this object */ get,c,<object id found in step 1>,_permit This returns an integer ...
How do I delete dm_workflow objects where the document being routed has been deleted? When this happens, the customer may also report an error from their Consistency Checker report like the following: Checking for dmi_package objects that reference non-existent dm_workflow objects Checking for workflow objects with non-existent r_component_id WARNING CC-0046: dm_workflow object with r_object_id ...
In DAB go to the lifecycle -> General Tab -> select Primary Type -> Move all valid subtypes in the "Acceptable subtypes" list
It is hard to find the cause of this error when when attach a lifecycle to an object. The cause can be anything. Aa far as I know, 1. change the implement method of lifecyle from docbasic to Java method. 2. file store permission setting It turns out that any kind of execution ...
The object doesn't have "Relate" permission to the object to allow relating the object to the "<lifecycle>". To verify, please do the following: Type the following API: retrieve,c,dm_sysobject where object_name = <lifecycle name>' get,c,l,acl_name retrieve,c,dm_acl where object_name ='<acl retrieved from the previous command>' fetch,c,<object id ofthe acl> get,c,l,r_accessor_permit // Here you ...