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Hi,

I think you just need to make some modifications to your conf/server.xml... perhaps this will help:  http://www.konakart.com/forum/index.php/topic,16.0.html

Ming

Hi,

There's a SOAPMOnitorService in the konakartadmin web.xml to remove as well.

It works OK for me...   did you also remove the servlet-mapping ?

Check the tomcat log...  the answers are usually in there!

Ming

do you see anything useful in the tomcat log?

Hi TomTom,

Yes, you can disable the SOAPMonitorService completely..  it's only for diagnostics and can be ignored.

Ming

Hello again,

Another alternative is to package up your webapps as WARs and use the tomcat manager provided by DailyRazor to deploy them for you.

Ming

Hi TomTom,

What I would do in this case is to get it set up and working on your local Linux machine then copy the konakart, konakartadmin and birt-viewer webapps up to your tomcat on the server.

Once there you will have to modify the database settings in your konakart.properties and konakartadmin.properties files.

Then restart your tomcat and check your log... 

Regards,
Ming

Hey Mickey,

I'd follow the installation instructions carefully and install using the GUI installer.

Before you run that you'll need to set up your MySQL database - create a new database for KonaKart and a username and a password which you'll use during the installation.  The installer checks these credentials (do not proceed until you get these right!) and loads all the tables and data into the database automatically.

Once you've completed a successful installation you're away!   You modify the behaviour of the application by re-coding the JSPs and the java (if you're not familiar with java you will have quite a steep learning curve to climb to be able to program these areas).  You can change the appearance by modifying the graphics and the stylesheets etc.

MS Access is not one of the supported databases.

You don't need to learn very much about MySQL - other than how to set it up.

Regards,
Ming

Hi Holger,

If you define a different database (user/schema) for each shop you shouldn't have a problem.   One of our customers does this but with 40 shops not just 2.  (They distribute the load over multiple tomcats however).

Depending on what else you have running on your machine, you shouldn't have a problem running up to about 10 KonaKarts & 10 KonaKartAdmins in one tomcat - once you have the memory set up correctly. 

Regards,
Ming

Hi,

I see you're using version 2.2.1.0.

There's an ant build file under the "custom" directory that you can use to build all the module code etc.

Take a look at konakartadmin.jar for those classes you couldn't find.

If you get your compiled module classes in the right places, the properties file setting correct, and install the module successfully you will see it in the application.

Use the modules that work in your environment as a guide.

Ming

Hello Anni,

It's well worth upgrading - especially if you're not live yet - as there are some nice new features that will help you to customise the functionality and look and feel of KonaKart... not to mention a few bug fixes.

I would always recommend backing up all your code and data as a general principle before any upgrade.

Indeed, you may find it easier to install the new version of KonaKart to a fresh new location and then move all your jsp and java customizations across to the new installation.   You'll need to merge your jsp changes with the new jsps in order to take advantage of their new "skinability".

Please refer to the web site for further guidance: 

http://www.konakart.com/releasenotesfaq.php

Since you have asked many questions about customizing the java code, you might also be interested to review this:

http://www.konakart.com/customizationfaq.php

Have a good weekend upgrading 

Ming

Hi Steve,

Please start new threads - you should be able to - I checked your access rights... every registered user should be able to start new posts.

I'm not sure I understand the problem you're having.

Did you change the URL in the WSDL before you generated the new jar?

Have you got more information in the tomcat log?

Ming

Hi Renata,

Try setting konakart.security.disabled=true in your konakartadmin.properties file:

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# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Security Information for the Admin App. After konakart.login.attempts
# to login, the user will be blocked out for konakart.login.blockedmins minutes.

konakart.security.disabled=true



Then, restart tomcat and open a new browser and try again.

This should do the trick!

Ming

Hi Nicolas,

Yes, we spotted that one as well and it's fixed in the next release which will be out within days (that will be the 2.2.1.0 version).

You can fix it safely by modifying that column:  (this is from our SQL upgrade script in the next release):

# Extend the size of the products_model column to match products table
ALTER TABLE orders_products MODIFY products_model VARCHAR(64);

Thanks for reporting the problem anyway,

Ming.

Hi Steve,

I'm afraid both look the same to me and I don't see any errors 

Ming

Hi,

We're planning to provide configurable validation for all fields in the Admin App in a future release.  This should give the flexibility you need here.

Ming