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pranaym48551345
Level 3
February 16, 2022

AEM JEE Installation on WebSphere

  • February 16, 2022
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Hi Team,

 

We are trying to install the AEM JEE application  in WebSphere but we are facing an issue when we are trying to verify the server connection to the Application Server. We are getting the below issues and unable to proceed. Can someone please let me know the root cause of this issues and how we can fix that as we are trying different methods but unable to resolve the issue.

Thanks
Pranay

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Pulkit_Jain_
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
February 16, 2022

@pranaym48551345 

This seems to be an issue with the Websphere application server configurations specific to AEM Forms installation.

Please review section#3 of this helpdoc [0] for all the changes specific to WAS.

You may also review the port information under Servers > Application servers > server name > Communications > Ports .

 

[0] - https://helpx.adobe.com/content/dam/help/en/experience-manager/6-5/forms/pdf/install-cluster-websphere.pdf 

pranaym48551345
Level 3
February 16, 2022

Hi Pulkit,

We checked the ports and the ports are configured correctly. But the SSL certificate for the WebSphere Admin console login is not valid as it is showing us Non Secure. Can you please let me know if this might be an issue with the SSL certificate for the WebSphere Application Server causing this issue..??

 

Also we do not have the cluster setup will the configurations be different in that case..??

 

Thanks
Pranay

Pulkit_Jain_
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
February 16, 2022

@pranaym48551345 

Logs pointed to a cluster set-up thus shared the relevant document.

Not sure if its related to SSL config but it could be related to Global security as pointed by Mayank. Can you check that? 

If the issue persists, please raise a support ticket.

Mayank_Tiwari
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
February 16, 2022

Have you deployed the EAR files and initialize the database successfully? If yes, are you able to access http://<serverhost>:<port>/admin login page? DO NOT LOGIN. just check if you can access the login page or not.

 

If you are able to access the AdminUi login page, then turn off your WebSphere's Global Security, Restart WebSphere and try the steps again, once the server is up and all the EAR applications are deployed.

pranaym48551345
Level 3
February 16, 2022

Hi Mayank, 

We have not reached to this step we are currently on the step to verify the server connection with the application server. Also Can you please let me know when can we confirm if the Global security is off or not, because i do remember that we have done it but i am able to see the login page ( access http://<serverhost>:<port>/admin) but it is only asking for username not password.

Additionally can you please let me know if we need to install any EAR files before this step as we were getting an error regarding an EAR file.

 

Thanks
Pranay

Thanks
Pranay

Mayank_Tiwari
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
February 16, 2022

You may verify the Global Security from WAS Console > Security > Global Secuirty.

Also, seems like you have not deployed adobe-lcm-lcvalidator.ear which validates the application server configurarion.

Can you search of this ear in configurationManager folder and deploy the same on WAS?