Re: [geclipse-user] Problems .... :(

[Ariel Garcia <garcia@xxxxxxx>]

Hi Nikola,

> I have successfully installed newest gEclipse for repo.

:-)

> One is with Ubuntu 9.10...
> 
> When i try to submit job trought gLite i get this error:
...
> Caused by: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: Received fatal alert:
> handshake_failure

uhm... authentication doesn't depend on any native libs, just java code, so 
if configuration, network and clock are fine the OS shouldn't really make a 
difference.
Also the error is not of the "already seen ones" i'd say, these would pop 
up an error dialog with more useful suggestions like 'check your CA 
certificates'.
However as Harald already suggested, please check the clock of your PC! (in 
Ubuntu you can use ntpdate to check that:
    ntpdate europe.pool.ntp.org
If ntpdate is not available, just
    sudo apt-get install ntpdate
)

Besides the above check it comes to my mind that Ubuntu has by default the 
OpenJDK version of Java. That shouldn't cause any trouble but it might be 
worth giving Sun Java a try. Check which one you have with
    sudo update-java-alternatives -l
You can install sun java with
    sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk
    sudo update-java-alternatives -s java-6-sun
The java-gcj (GNU java implementation) is known to cause trouble with 
Eclipse.


> Second thing is for all verisons.I can mount LFC servis with no
> problem...But when i want to list folder i get this :
> Stacktrace:

oh, yes, that's bad, there is a null pointer exception there, whatever the 
cause is we have to handle that...

Anyway, it is not clear from your report if this one is also only happening 
in Ubuntu 9.10 or also in Windows/Ubuntu 9.04?
If it is the first case then we have to fix the SSL-connection problem first.

> Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException
>     at
> eu.geclipse.core.auth.AbstractAuthTokenProvider.isTokenRequestCanceledEx
> ception(AbstractAuthTokenProvider.java:56) at
> eu.geclipse.core.model.impl.AbstractGridContainer$ChildFetcher.run(Abstr
> actGridContainer.java:126) ... 1 more

Thanks for your detailed-multiplatform testing!

Cheers, Ariel