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OpenDeploy error with change in source and destination
manish_rathi
I have a working deployment configuration file. I changed source and target Now I am getting following error.
Locating OpenDeploy service.
Got OpenDeploy service
>>>>>-- Start deployment tsadm\test_mr.
iwodstart running in default synchronous mode.
Need to wait for deployment to complete.
***ERROR - Starting deployment.
Reason from server: DEPLOY_CONFIG_FILE
Details : Got null definitions hashmap.
what is "Got null definitions hashmap" error ?
Another thing, when I just change the source and leave target as is, deployment is completed successfully. But there are no files deployed in target. When I change target and leave source unchanged, deployment is failing.
Why is that ? There is nothing special in changes. Its just one folder in place of other that I am changing to
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nipper
Missing or invalid parameter
Filelist pointing to a file that doesn't exist, src area, etc
manish_rathi
Filelist pointing to a file that doesn't exist, src area, etc
file does exist. Its just when I change target, it does not work. WHen I change source, deployment is successful. But again file is not getting deployed. But when I change target, deployment fails.
Adam Stoller
Look in ODHOME/od.log and ODHOME/log/*odbase.log - there might be more information in one of those.
manish_rathi
Nope, there is nothing in odbase.log. Its same for successful and failed deployments.
I am lost. What can this be due to ?
Thanks
manish_rathi
Nope, there is nothing in odbase.log. Its same for successful and failed deployments.
I am lost. What can this be due to ?
Thanks
Adam Stoller
There's pretty much has to be something in some log - I suggest you continue looking for it.
nipper
Are you invoking this on your own or from a workflow ?
Can you post the complete invocation >