on 07-06-2009 11:25 PM
Hello,
A little problem when trying to create a .biar.
-Define Source is OK
-Define destination: .biar, but Error message :(IWZ 00001) failed to create JVM.
I Use BOE XI 3.1 on Windows with Tomcat.
I found a SAP Notes about the folder right, and the rights are OK:
-Add the user using Import Wizard and give "Write" or "Full Control" permissions
An idea???
Thanks
Gilles
Yes, all the platform is XI 3.1
Version: 12.1.5.1096 ( Fix Pack 5 for XI 3.1 Release)
Regards
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OK,
I solve the problem:
1. Open regedit (all the normal warnings about modifiy registry and backups)
2. Go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Business Objects\Suite 12.0\Enterprise\Import Wizard\objectManagerIWJni
3. The strings should read:
"MinMemMB"="64"
"MaxMemMB"="512"
4. Modify the MaxMemMB to a value less than 512. I have had success with 256.
Thanks
There was a bug on XI 3.0 that caused this error, it should be fixed on 3.1 Are you sure your import wizard isn't an old 3.0 client tool, if you run the software inventory tool does it confirm 3.1 (12.1)?
Regards,
Tim
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No, Any .biar anywhere ;o(
Regards
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Unfortunatelly, No Log Generated...
After, I try an Import between 2 CMS, and the Import Wizard is OK...
So the problem is only on the biar files...
Regards
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Still the same error...
failed to create JVM
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%Classpath need a .jar????
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OK, I Have 3 Java Version:
-1.4.2_12 in C:\Program Files\Java
-1.6.0_03 in <Install Dir>\Business Objects\javasdk
-1.6.0_13 in C:\Program Files\Java
what is the right:
%CLASSPATH
%Path
%Java_Home???
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OK, I Have:
3 Java Version :
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Hi,
User who use the Import wizard is Windows Administrator and he has full control on <Install_Dir>\Business Objetcs.
I don't think that the problem is on the Windows Rights.
Perhaps Java_Home or %Path or %Classpath???
Regards
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No Problem.
Creating New_doc.txt in C:\Documents and Settings\I053978\My Documents is OK.
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Hi Gilles,
can you please try to create an empty text file in the same folder where the BIAR file resides. Does this work?
Regards,
Stratos
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