Problems installing LCM Service

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Mrpotato
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    Hi All,

    I've successfully installed the LCM Server and service is running and I can access the LCM web page on port 4062. When I attempt to install the LCM service I enter the IP, Port, username and password then the install starts it does the following:

    unzips updatelcmservice.zip
    displays classpath entries then shows the following:
    The LCM Service will be installed with 64bit Java
    The LCM Service must be installed with Java JDK
    Then the install returns the command prompt.

    I'm assuming it is a Java problem, I have installed Java SDK and added the location to path and can run java -version and also javac 

    java version "1.6.0_33"
    Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_33-b03)
    Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 20.8-b03, mixed mode)


    Any ideas why it doesn't go further?
    John Henley
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      Looks like you are on 64-bit machine. Make sure you are installing a 32-bit Java as well.
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      John
      Mrpotato
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        Hi John,

        Found my problem I was running the command without quotes, once I ran with "c:\jdk1.6.0_33\bin\java" -jar installlcmservice.jar" it all went through without any problems.

        John Henley
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          That indicates you need to update your path to include it.
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          John
          fedenaj1
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            Hello All,

            Just want to say thank you in advance for any input you may have. I'm having this exact problem. I've confirmed my classpath is correct, meaning, "java -version" provides the correct information and "echo %PATH%" displays java's location within my PATH env variable. However, launching the installlcmservice.jar file still produces the same behavior- (forgive me, I want to be exact here...)

            1. launch administrator command shell (still my user which has local administrative rights)
            2. navigate to location of installLcmService.jar file
            3. echo %PATH% (confirm my patch points to java's locaton - it does)
            4. "C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6\bin\java" -jar installLcmService.jar" (I've tried many versions of this command - double quotes, no double quotes - no luck)
            5. provide IP
            6. take defaulted port
            7. provide my user name (I've added my user name to the ADAM instance)
            8. provide default password (using the default password for ADAM instance accounts - gets me authenticated)
            9. unzips updateLcmService.zip
            10. Classpath info displays (does not show location to java)
            11. You are running on a 64 bit machine.
            The LCM Service will be installed with 32bit Java.
            The LCM Service must be installed with Java JDK.

            I'm not certain why the install is still not seeing java. Any additional thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

            Thank you,
            Jared
            Eklind
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              The java path ypu specified looks like a JRE and not a JDK, the path should look something like "C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.6.0_39\bin\java.exe"
              fedenaj1
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                I've looked at this so much I "glazed" over that... thank you Eklind for the response. I'll get that corrected.

                Jared
                Matt Daniels
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                  I'm having a problem installing the service as well.  My problem is that it does not recognize the user.  I enter the following

                  LCM Server IP
                  LCM Server port
                  LCM Server Admin
                  LCM Server Admin password

                  Then it says trying to login to server followed by an error "User 'username' does not exist."  I have tried using the name I used for the LCMServer service (local admin account) and my own administrative account.  Any ideas what I am doing wrong.  The server is connected to the network and I can authenticate to login to LCM Client.

                  Appreciate any help you can offer.

                  Cheers,
                  Matt

                  Matt Daniels
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                    Never mind I figured it out.  I had mistyped the Admin Group.  Once I corrected that in the lcm.properties file everything went through.

                    dagne
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                      tried to install lcm server service with java jdk and it went well until "trust this certificate chain" entering yes throws java.lang Exception: server cannot connect to installed LCM Service
                      any help !!! Urgent
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