non-JRMP at remote endpoint and bad level value for property

Hi,

We are using JChem cartridge 5.9.1 and receiving the following error:

Error: 5795: ORA-29902: error in executing ODCIIndexStart()
routine ORA-29532: Java call terminated by uncaught Java exception:
java.lang.Exception: Problem connecting to JChemServer: rmi://AMRNDHS214.PFIZER.COM:1099:
non-JRMP server at remote endpoint  

 

When pinging the server the following text appears, mentioning a bad level value for property:

amrndhs214-viticprd
$ ./ping-jcserver.sh localhost:1099

Trying
localhost:1099

Bad level
value for property: .level

INFO:
Checking JChem Server at localhost:1099...

Exit code:
0

I have looked at this post https://www.chemaxon.com/forum/ftopic9195.html and asked the user to check what is listening at port 1099, this is the output:

amrndhs214-viticprd $ netstat -an|grep
1099

170.116.168.73.1099 
170.116.168.73.51193 49152      0
49152      0 TIME_WAIT

     
*.1099              
*.*               
0      0 49152      0 LISTEN

170.116.168.73.1547 
10.131.72.191.1099   64807      0
49640      0 ESTABLISHED

amrndhs214-viticprd $ ./ping-jcserver.sh
localhost:1099

Trying localhost:1099

Bad level value for property: .level

INFO: Checking JChem Server at
localhost:1099...

Exit code: 0

amrndhs214-viticprd $

Do you know what could be causing this? Was there a solution to the other post also having this non-JRMP at remote endpoint error?

 

Thanks,

Jade

Hi Jade,

non-JRMP server at remote endpoint

This looks like JBoss running there.

Bad level value for property: .level

This looks like garbage has made its way into jchem/cartridge/conf/logging.properties (or the default Java logging configuration file somewhere under $JAVA_HOME).

Try this:

netstat -untap 2>/dev/null | awk '

/:[0-9]+ .*LISTEN.*\/java/ {

    print $4;

    pid = substr($7,0,length($7)-5);

    system("ls -l /proc/" pid "/cwd")}

'

Hi Peter,

 

The user is not getting any output from that:

Please be informed that we are not getting any output. Also the
server is a Solaris server. Kindly let us know in case of any concerns.

 

amrndhs214-viticprd $ netstat -untap 2>/dev/null | awk '

/:[0-9]+ .*LISTEN.*\/java/ {

    print $4;

    pid = substr($7,0,length($7)-5);

    system("ls -l /proc/" pid "/cwd")}

> /:[0-9]+ .*LISTEN.*\/java/ {

>     print $4;

>     pid = substr($7,0,length($7)-5);

>     system("ls -l /proc/" pid
"/cwd")}

> '

amrndhs214-viticprd $

 

 

amrndhs214-viticprd $ more abc.sh

netstat -untap 2>/dev/null | awk '

/:[0-9]+ .*LISTEN.*\/java/ {

    print $4;

    pid = substr($7,0,length($7)-5);

    system("ls -l /proc/" pid
"/cwd")}

' amrndhs214-viticprd $ ./abc.sh

amrndhs214-viticprd $

 

amrndhs214-viticprd $ uname -a

SunOS amrndhs214 5.10 Generic_144500-19 sun4u sparc
SUNW,SPARC-Enterprise

 

Would it be sensible to uninstall and reinstall? Or try to change the port?

 

Thanks,

 

Jade

Hi Jade,

Yes, the scripten I provided works on Linux, I didn't know this was solaris.

Could they start the JChem Cartridge server successfully at all? What was the output of "server.sh start"?

Can't they find out which process is listening at port 1099 and where the image of that process is coming from? I don't Solaris close at hand, but I guess the id of the process is this from the netstat output you provided earlier: 49152 ? The executable image location should then be retrievable somewhere from under /proc/49152/path/ ...   /proc/49152/cwd is also of interest as well as the arguments (/bin/ps -o pid,args -e)

Peter