I have Mirth Connect Version 2.2.3.6825 installed on RHL I want to access my Mirth my Local Machine which have Java 1.8(Java 1.7 it Work fine), I am not able to launch the Administrator tool of Mirth. When I clicked on the administrator button, It opened the window saying starting application after giving User name and Password it give error 'There was an error connecting to the server at the specified address. Please verify that the server is up and running'
http://www.mirthcorp.com/community/wiki/display/mirth/System+Requirements
Java 8 should work with version 2.2.3, but you must be using the Oracle JRE. OpenJDK only recently became supported with version 3.7.
You may also want to try using the new Administrator Launcher available on the mirth downloads page. It comes bundled with a Java 8 JVM so that you don't need to install one separately. It works with all versions of mirth from 2.x and up. See announcement here: https://www.mirthcorp.com/community/forums/showthread.php?t=218662
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Sytstem and Environment : Windows 10, Cytoscape (3.8, also tried on 3.9)
java 11.0.15.1 2022-04-22 LTS
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment 18.9 (build 11.0.15.1+2-LTS-10)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM 18.9 (build 11.0.15.1+2-LTS-10, mixed mode)
Clicked on Apps -> App Manager, see the message cannot connect to apps.cytoscape.org
I am not behind a proxy
Tried installing directly from app.cytoscape.org, but the install never finishes. See this message on cytoscape :
Downloaded JAR for Enrichment Pipeline and tried installing from file, but see the same error message :
What needs to be done to make the app installation work ??
Something is definitely blocking your internet connection. What I would suggest is to download the .jar file from the app store (quit Cytoscape, then go to the app store web site, and you'll see the download button). Then you can use "Install from File..."
-- scooter
I've office 365 install in my system (64 bit) and my OS is windows 10 Enterprise(64 bit). I've downloaded bi publisher desktop from this location and installed 64 bit version of it using Administrator access.
After installing I can't see any Ribbon 'Bi Publisher' in my Word application. Also, I can't see this add-in in File->Options->Add-in window. I checked all options (Active/Inactive/COM Add-in/Disable Items) but this addin is not there at all.
I searched many blogs where they are suggesting to run below file -
C:\Program Files\Oracle\BI Publisher\BI Publisher Desktop\DotNetInstallFiles\TBAddInSetup64.msi
but when I'm trying to run this, it throws an error "Another version of this product is already installed. Installation of this version cannot continue. To configure or remove the existing version of this product, use Add/Remove program on the Control Panel'
Can anybody suggest me how to populate this ribbon in Office 365(64 bit)?
I had the same issue, solved by unistalling (C:\Program Files\Oracle\BI Publisher\BI Publisher Desktop\DotNetInstallFiles\TBAddInSetup.msi) in order to install (C:\Program Files\Oracle\BI Publisher\BI Publisher Desktop\DotNetInstallFiles\TBAddInSetup64.msi).
I think that the another version without the "64" it's the 32 bits version and in my case, my windows and office are 64 bits so I think that I must have the 64 bits version of that programm.
After all of this, if you don't see the pluging, check it on Windows/Archive/Options/Complements/Manage(Complements COM)/Go
And you should see BIPublisher available for choose
I ran into the same issue. I have separate accounts for development work and administration. I installed with the admin login but the add-in would not run under my developer credentials. Apparently Oracle expects you to only run Word under the same admin-enabled account that was used to install the software. My Desktop Support department had to grant admin to my dev account, install and then drop the admin permissions. So now it's installed and runs under Dev, but the Preview function throws a Java error.
If you are not an administrator on your pc, probably an admin user installed the Add-in. If so, with your user logged in, run: C:\Program Files\Oracle\BI Publisher\BI Publisher Desktop\DotNetInstallFiles\TBAddUser.exe
I have downloaded and attempted to install the 1.0.6 version of the Neo4j Desktop (Graph Platform) under Windows 10. The silent installation happens quickly without any prompting about where to install or what to expect installation-wise. Upon installation the Neo4j Desktop icon is added to the Windows desktop and the Desktop automatically opens with the appearance that it is all ready to go.
I select the default MyProject and click the New Database panel. The Local/Remote dialog pops up, I select Local. I accept the default Database name, don't add an optional description and click the Create button at which time I a red error dialog pops up saying:
`Database failed to create: Error: invalid central directory file header signature: 0xef42a50`
I get this result whether I create a new project and then attempt to create a new database in that new project. I get the same result if I change default names of proposed new databases. I can't attach to a remote new database because Neo4j does not appear to be running at this point and I have been given no indication where the installation even put anything.
When I ferret out the installation, I find it has silently been put in the typically hidden user subdirectories of "../AppData/Local/Programs/neo4j-desktop" and "..AppData/Roaming/Neo4j Desktop".
In the Roaming neo4j subdirectory, I find the log.log file which contains the single line of warning [2017-11-28 16:42:30:0451] [warn] auth is not initialised yet.
Any insights/recommendations appreciated. I am a "retired" #CitizenScientist and around most of the time to answer additional questions or to try any recommended fixes.
BTW, I have been using Neo4j Community Edition on my Windows dev box for years, mostly the manually installed version that provides support for running as a Windows service.
Also, my issue seems similar to this installation failure cited here: neo4j windows desktop: Unrecoverable authentication error.
I have a Cordova-Ionic application on Visual Studio (Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2015, Version 14.0.25123.00 Update 2). I am able to run the app on my android phone and all is good. I want to test the app by also running it on an iPhone/iOS simulator.
I have OS X El Capitan (version 10.11.6) running as a VM on virtual box. I have been following this guide (https://taco.visualstudio.com/en-us/docs/ios-guide/) to try to test the app on apple devices. I have installed version 0.12.9 Node.js and Xcode Version 8 Beta 4. I have also installed xcode command line tools, remote agent, homebrew. I have tried running 'remotebuild test' in a terminal and it executes successfully, ending with 'taco-remote test passed.' However, this is where the problems start.
To attempt to use secure remotebuild, i run 'remotebuild certificates reset' and then 'remotebuild certificates generate' in the terminal. I see
host: noyolks-iMac.local
port: 3000
PIN: 121422
I then run 'remotebuild'. On visual studios on my windows machine, I then go to tools -> options -> tools for apache cordova -> iOS configuration. I set 'Enable remote iOS processing' to 'true', 'host' to 'noyolks-iMac.local', 'port' to '3000', 'secure mode' to 'true', 'security pin' to '121422'. However, when i press ok, i see the following error popup 'Unable to connect to remote iOS build server. Underlying exception: The remote name could not be resolved: 'noyolks-imac.local''.
I try using the IP instead in place of the host name as suggested in the guide. On OS X, i go system preferences -> network. I then see '10.0.2.15' under IP address. I go back to my windows machine. I try '10.0.2.15' in place of the 'host'. When i press ok, i see the following error popup 'An error occurred trying to acquire certificate from https://10.0.2.15.'.
Please note, I ensured that all the above was done within the 10 minutes window before the security pin expires.
Following the guide, I then tried to start the remote agent without secure mode. I run 'remotebuild --secure false'. Once again on visual studio on my windows machine, i try host 'noyolks-imac.local' first (with 'port' to '3000', 'enable remote iOS processing' to 'true', 'secure mode' to 'false') and i get the error popup 'Unable to connect to remote iOS build server. Underlying exception: The remote name could not be resolved: 'noyolks-imac.local''.
Once again, running without secure mode, i instead use the ip address in place of the host '10.0.2.15'. I get the error popup 'Unable to connect to remote iOS build server. Underlying exception: Unable to connect to the remote server'.
I have also tried a similar procedure using a friends mac book pro and have not been able to get this to work. Any help would be appreciated and please do feel free to ask for any other information you might need.
Thanks.
I'm an idiot. The problem was that I couldnt even ping my El Capitan VM. Changing the network adapter settings in virtualbox to 'bridged adapter' solved this.
I'm trying to get Jenkins (1.510) running on my MacMini with the latest Mountain-Lion Server OSX installed (10.8.3). On the MacMini-server I've two users: admin, ioscoder and as the ioscoder user I logged-in, opened the jenkins-1.510.pkg and after entering the admin password it installed without problems.
However when the Jenkins-home page should come up, using localhost:8080, I get the following error message in Safari:
Safari can't open the page "http://localhost:8080/" because Safari can't connect to the server "localhost".
After logging in as admin and checking the current running services, being DNS, Open Directory, Websites (PHP- and Python web applications disabled), I also get the same error from above when entering the Jenkins address localhost:8080.
When I switched to the admin-user I saw on the welcome screen a Jenkins-user account, which was created by the jenkins-installer package.
What really puzzles me is that on another iMac, running Mountain Lion (NOT the server version of Mountain Lion), I installed Jenkins in the same way and after the installation finished I immediately got a running Safari which resolved the localhost:8080 to the Jenkins home screen.
Anybody ideas or suggestions why Jenkins is not running on a Mountain Lion Server device?
Google-ing for this specific problem didn't give me any clues yet.
After reading the https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Meet+Jenkins page where an easy installation was mentioned (java -jar jenkins.war) I remembered that java may not have been installed by default on a clean Mountain-Lion Server.
After activating the terminal and typing:
server:~ ioscoder$ java -v
No Java runtime present, requesting install.
it asked me if I wanted to install java. After accepting this and performing an installation of java, I was happy to see the 'Dashboard [Jenkins]' page in Safari for the localhost:8080.