I was trying to register portlet services on WAS console using jython script.
Script worked well in my local portal environement and but in some of the env I was getting following exception
WASX7070E: The configuration service is not available.
Just wanted to share the solution that I found and hope it may help and would save time...
When you are running a script which takes one of the argument as SOAP_CONNECTOR_ADDRESS, you may find this kind of error..(WASX7070E:....)
First, to know SOAP_CONNECTOR_ADDRESS value, please Login to WAS Console
click on Servers, then
Server Types, then
WebSphere application servers, then
WebSphere_Portal, then
expand the port section ( right bottom side under Communications heading)
look for the port value of SOAP_CONNECTOR_ADDRESS.
Now, take look at the \AppServer\profiles\AppSrv01\properties\wsadmin.properties and look for value for com.ibm.ws.scripting.port
Next, open WAS console and navigate to ports as shown below
Application servers > server1 > Ports
Verify that, SOAP_CONNECTOR_ADDRESS port number should be set to com.ibm.ws.scripting.port in wsadmin.properties.
IF NOT, try running your command with the com.ibm.ws.scripting.port value specified in wsadmin.properties file.
Script worked well in my local portal environement and but in some of the env I was getting following exception
WASX7070E: The configuration service is not available.
Just wanted to share the solution that I found and hope it may help and would save time...
When you are running a script which takes one of the argument as SOAP_CONNECTOR_ADDRESS, you may find this kind of error..(WASX7070E:....)
First, to know SOAP_CONNECTOR_ADDRESS value, please Login to WAS Console
click on Servers, then
Server Types, then
WebSphere application servers, then
WebSphere_Portal, then
expand the port section ( right bottom side under Communications heading)
look for the port value of SOAP_CONNECTOR_ADDRESS.
Now, take look at the \AppServer\profiles\AppSrv01\properties\wsadmin.properties and look for value for com.ibm.ws.scripting.port
Next, open WAS console and navigate to ports as shown below
Application servers > server1 > Ports
Verify that, SOAP_CONNECTOR_ADDRESS port number should be set to com.ibm.ws.scripting.port in wsadmin.properties.
IF NOT, try running your command with the com.ibm.ws.scripting.port value specified in wsadmin.properties file.
3 comments:
pipoGreat, this help me very much, the port that I must connect to was 8879 (dmgr not server1). Thank you!
thank you very much
Me too. Thank you, it really helped me also. - Roomina Merali
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