Re: [vtp-dev] OpenVXML app deployment error

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Re: [vtp-dev] OpenVXML app deployment error

From: Randy Childers <randy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 5 Apr 2012 10:25:15 -0500
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Satish, if you're just starting out with OpenXVML and have no reason to be using the older version, I'd suggest you consider setting yourself up with the current 4.0 code in the VTP repositories. Here are some notes on how to do that:

For those who may be interested, these are the instructions for getting

hooked into the VTP's most current codebase using Eclipse Indigo; once

this is done, new features and bugfixes can installed by simply clicking

Help -> Check for Updates in your Eclipse / OpenVXML installation.

1) Download the Eclipse Indigo (3.7) RCP & Plugin Developer's package

from www.eclipse.org.

2) Install this Eclipse to a new location on your machine.

3) Start the new Eclipse

4) Using the menu, select Help -> Install New Software...

5) In the Install dialog that appears, in the "Work with:" field at the

top, add the VTP's update site for Indigo:

http://download.eclipse.org/technology/vtp/indigo

6) Check the OpenVXML 4.0 package at the top and click Next >

7) Go get a cup of coffee -- this part takes a little while.

8) When the Install Details screen comes up, click Next >

9) On the Review Licenses screen, there aren't actually any licenses to

review. Just click "I accept the terms..." and click Finish.

10) During the installation you'll need to click OK once, to allow

unsigned content to be installed.

11) After the installation, restart Eclipse.

12) The first time you open OpenVXML, you'll be in the default Plug-in

Developer's perspective. Change this to the OpenVXML perspective by

clicking

Window -> Open Perpective -> Other...

In the dialog that appears, select OpenVXML and click OK.

If you're completely new to all of this, I'd offer 2 additional steps to

get you started:

1) Once you're in the OpenVXML perspective, right-click in the Project

Explorer and create a new Voice project. (New -> Project -> Voice Tool

Wizards -> Voice)

2) After the Voice has been created, create the callflow project (New -

> Project -> Voice Tool Wizards -> Interactive Workflow). Note that at

end of the wizard for an Interactive Workflow is the Language Support

page, where you associate specific Voice projects with particular brands.

For the Default brand, you'll need to click Not Configured and get your

new Voice project selected. Once this is done, click Finish.

3) You're ready. Go forth and do amazing things!

Randy

From: "Musale, Satish" <Satish.Musale@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Reply-To: Voice Tools general developers <vtp-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 5 Apr 2012 10:20:29 -0500
To: Voice Tools general developers <vtp-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [vtp-dev] OpenVXML app deployment error

Randy,

Thanx for the quick response. I’l l try out cleaning up the project and re-exporting the war and let you know shortly.

Pls see my response below on your questions

Thx

-Satish

From: vtp-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:vtp-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Randy Childers
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2012 11:08 AM
To: Voice Tools general developers
Subject: Re: [vtp-dev] OpenVXML app deployment error

Hi Satish--

There's an internal database that keeps track of things like entry points, which variables are available where, etc, which can sometimes become corrupted. This looks like what might be happening to you. Luckily, it's easy to get that fixed. In Ecilpse, go to Project -> Clean…, select Clean all projects, and then click OK. When this is done, re-export your .war and try again. To make extra-sure you don't have any residual issue in your tomcat server, before re-exporting I'd suggest shutting Tomcat down, deleting VXMLIVR.war, the webapps/VXMLIVR folder, and the cache folder at work/Catalina/localhost/VXMLIVR, and then doing the re-export and starting Tomcat back up. Please let me know whether or not this resolves your problem. If not, I'd like to know these things:

How did you install OpenVXML?

>> Since I’d existing Eclipse 3.5.2 env ready, I just downloaded the OpenVXML files into the plugin dir as specified on the website.

What version of Java is Eclipse running?

>> 1.6

What version of Java is Tomcat using?

>> 1.6

Good luck,

Randy

From: "Musale, Satish" <Satish.Musale@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Reply-To: Voice Tools general developers <vtp-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 5 Apr 2012 09:53:26 -0500
To: "vtp-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx" <vtp-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [vtp-dev] OpenVXML app deployment error

Hi,

I’m new to OpenVXML. I’m getting following error while deploying the application on Tomcat 6.0 server on Windows XP machine.

INFO: Deploying web application archive VXMLIVR.war

Listening on port 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0:12345 ...

INFO|2012/04/05|10:43:12> Host Started

java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 0

at org.eclipse.vtp.framework.engine.runtime.Blueprint.linkExecutables(Blueprint.java:365)

at org.eclipse.vtp.framework.engine.runtime.Blueprint.<init>(Blueprint.java:84)

at org.eclipse.vtp.framework.engine.main.ProcessEngine.createProcess(ProcessEngine.java:328)

at org.eclipse.vtp.framework.engine.http.Deployment.<init>(Deployment.java:70)

at org.eclipse.vtp.framework.engine.http.HttpConnector.deploy(HttpConnector.java:251)

at org.eclipse.vtp.framework.engine.osgi.HttpConnectorManager$HttpConnectorDeployments.updated(HttpConnectorManager.java:514)

at org.eclipse.vtp.framework.util.StaticConfigurationAdmin.configure(StaticConfigurationAdmin.java:324)

at org.eclipse.vtp.framework.util.StaticConfigurationAdmin.dispatch(StaticConfigurationAdmin.java:250)

at org.eclipse.vtp.framework.util.StaticConfigurationAdmin.added(StaticConfigurationAdmin.java:194)

at org.eclipse.vtp.framework.util.StaticConfigurationAdmin.access$1(StaticConfigurationAdmin.java:188)

at org.eclipse.vtp.framework.util.StaticConfigurationAdmin$ConfigurationTargetTracker$3.run(StaticConfigurationAdmin.java:442)

at org.eclipse.vtp.framework.util.StaticConfigurationAdmin$Dispatcher.run(StaticConfigurationAdmin.java:594)

at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)

!SESSION 2012-04-05 10:43:13.352 -----------------------------------------------

eclipse.buildId=unknown

java.version=1.6.0_10

java.vendor=Sun Microsystems Inc.

BootLoader constants: OS=win32, ARCH=x86, WS=win32, NL=en_US

Command-line arguments: -consoleLog

!ENTRY org.eclipse.osgi 4 0 2012-04-05 10:43:13.352

!MESSAGE Bundle org.eclipse.osgi.services@1:start not found.