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Missing group named: 'AbtMsgPrimBase'.

jtuchel
NLS Error (VA).  Missing group named: 'AbtMsgPrimBase'.  Check that your MPR files exist and are properly registered.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing nil in group 'AbtMsgPrimBase'.

This happens when I start my runtime image on a headless server. I've tried installing the linux server runtime as well as a copy of the vast directory from a linux machine where the very same image runs nicely. 

So first: What can I do to check what's wrong?
The ini file contains nlspath=/opt/vast850/nls
And that is a complete copy of the els path of the development machine.
I've also tried packaging the image with both "include" and "make constant" for the AbtMsgPrimBase Pool. The result is exactly the same.
Using the dumper option to make catalogs resident removes the missing group error, but not the missing nil in warning.

How do I find out which nls file would be needed or what is wrong with my setup on the server?

Thanks a lot for pointers

Joachim

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Re: Missing group named: 'AbtMsgPrimBase'.

Dusty-2
Hi Joachim

What is this 'dumper option' you speak of?
Where do I find it? how do I use it?
I'm having a similar nls problem, thought it might help.

KR
Dusty

On Monday, 16 April 2012 11:51:12 UTC+2, [hidden email] wrote:
NLS Error (VA).  Missing group named: 'AbtMsgPrimBase'.  Check that your MPR files exist and are properly registered.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing nil in group 'AbtMsgPrimBase'.

This happens when I start my runtime image on a headless server. I've tried installing the linux server runtime as well as a copy of the vast directory from a linux machine where the very same image runs nicely. 

So first: What can I do to check what's wrong?
The ini file contains nlspath=/opt/vast850/nls
And that is a complete copy of the els path of the development machine.
I've also tried packaging the image with both "include" and "make constant" for the AbtMsgPrimBase Pool. The result is exactly the same.
Using the dumper option to make catalogs resident removes the missing group error, but not the missing nil in warning.

How do I find out which nls file would be needed or what is wrong with my setup on the server?

Thanks a lot for pointers

Joachim

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Re: Missing group named: 'AbtMsgPrimBase'.

Marten Feldtmann-2
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You may read this thread:

http://forums.instantiations.com/topic-12-4752.html

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Re: Missing group named: 'AbtMsgPrimBase'.

Dusty-2
Hi Marten

I've already read that.
I have 4 images that I do development in. I'm using VisualAge 8.5.2.
The other 3 are fine.
The Image I'm currently using is the one I had a packaging problem with (posted earlier).
After I had the packaging problem, I closed the environment, saved the image, shutdown the machine, add more RAM, started up the machine, got into windows, opened VisualAge, and immediately get:
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 104 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 100 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 101 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 102 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 103 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.

in the transcript.
It worked before. Only change is the machine now has 2GB ram instead of 1GB ram.
Any ideas?


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Re: Missing group named: 'AbtMsgPrimBase'.

John O'Keefe-3
Dusty -
 
If you kill the Packager, this can be the result. The NLS information is being cached before the packager changes it and is not being restore because the packager did not go to normal completion. You can try Tools -> NLS Tools -> Rebind Image Strings from the Transcript menu bar.
 
John
On Wednesday, September 11, 2013 5:54:21 AM UTC-4, Dusty wrote:
Hi Marten

I've already read that.
I have 4 images that I do development in. I'm using VisualAge 8.5.2.
The other 3 are fine.
The Image I'm currently using is the one I had a packaging problem with (posted earlier).
After I had the packaging problem, I closed the environment, saved the image, shutdown the machine, add more RAM, started up the machine, got into windows, opened VisualAge, and immediately get:
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 104 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 100 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 101 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 102 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 103 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.

in the transcript.
It worked before. Only change is the machine now has 2GB ram instead of 1GB ram.
Any ideas?


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Re: Missing group named: 'AbtMsgPrimBase'.

Dusty-2
Hi

I didn't so much 'kill' the packager as I did just close it, using the close button, after it failed.
I did try rebind the strings, and that didn't fix it.
I've created a new image, reloaded my app along with seaside et al into it.
Its working now, so I'll write it off as some sort of corruption in the previous image.

KR
Dusty


On Wed, Sep 11, 2013 at 1:36 PM, John O'Keefe <[hidden email]> wrote:
Dusty -
 
If you kill the Packager, this can be the result. The NLS information is being cached before the packager changes it and is not being restore because the packager did not go to normal completion. You can try Tools -> NLS Tools -> Rebind Image Strings from the Transcript menu bar.
 
John

On Wednesday, September 11, 2013 5:54:21 AM UTC-4, Dusty wrote:
Hi Marten

I've already read that.
I have 4 images that I do development in. I'm using VisualAge 8.5.2.
The other 3 are fine.
The Image I'm currently using is the one I had a packaging problem with (posted earlier).
After I had the packaging problem, I closed the environment, saved the image, shutdown the machine, add more RAM, started up the machine, got into windows, opened VisualAge, and immediately get:
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 104 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 100 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 101 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 102 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 103 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.

in the transcript.
It worked before. Only change is the machine now has 2GB ram instead of 1GB ram.
Any ideas?


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Re: Missing group named: 'AbtMsgPrimBase'.

jtuchel
Dusty,

recreating an image for packaging from scratch (or at least from one that has only a tiny bit of code loaded into it) would be a recommendation in general.

I use an XD image that has been saved right after creating a passive image for Unix. For each packaging process I load everything atop of that into this base image. Takes maybe two minutes, but I never save it afterwards, just to make sure no strange things happen to it.

Joachim

Am Mittwoch, 11. September 2013 14:05:56 UTC+2 schrieb Dusty:
Hi

I didn't so much 'kill' the packager as I did just close it, using the close button, after it failed.
I did try rebind the strings, and that didn't fix it.
I've created a new image, reloaded my app along with seaside et al into it.
Its working now, so I'll write it off as some sort of corruption in the previous image.

KR
Dusty


On Wed, Sep 11, 2013 at 1:36 PM, John O'Keefe <<a href="javascript:" target="_blank" gdf-obfuscated-mailto="vM0MRZ5HSAIJ">john_...@instantiations.com> wrote:
Dusty -
 
If you kill the Packager, this can be the result. The NLS information is being cached before the packager changes it and is not being restore because the packager did not go to normal completion. You can try Tools -> NLS Tools -> Rebind Image Strings from the Transcript menu bar.
 
John

On Wednesday, September 11, 2013 5:54:21 AM UTC-4, Dusty wrote:
Hi Marten

I've already read that.
I have 4 images that I do development in. I'm using VisualAge 8.5.2.
The other 3 are fine.
The Image I'm currently using is the one I had a packaging problem with (posted earlier).
After I had the packaging problem, I closed the environment, saved the image, shutdown the machine, add more RAM, started up the machine, got into windows, opened VisualAge, and immediately get:
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 104 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 100 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 101 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 102 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.
NLS Warning (VA).  Missing 103 in group 'AbtNlsTraMsgGrp'.

in the transcript.
It worked before. Only change is the machine now has 2GB ram instead of 1GB ram.
Any ideas?


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