Hi community,
we need to setup AEM Forms 6.5 (OSGI) on a Windows Server 2016
Installation is as follows (https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/experience-manager-65/forms/install-aem-forms/osgi-installati...)
The user has administration permissions
1. AEM 6.5 running with Quickstart (tested already as a service, too): all bundles started
2. Installed SP3 and the related Forms for Windows (6.0.122)
3. Adjusted sling.properties with bouncy castle... -> everything is up and running fine (no custom bundle, just AEM with SP3 and Forms)
If I try to render a simple reference DoR (http://localhost:4502/aem/formdetails.html/content/dam/formsanddocuments/reference-dor-templates/split.xdp), I get the following error:
Internal Server Error
Cannot serve request to /content/dam/formsanddocuments/reference-dor-templates/split.xdp/jcr:content in /libs/xfaforms/render/GET.jsp
Exception:
com.adobe.forms.service.LCFormsServiceException
at com.adobe.forms.service.impl.LCFormsOsgiServiceImpl.render(LCFormsOsgiServiceImpl.scala:92)
at com.adobe.forms.service.impl.LCFormsServiceImpl.render(LCFormsServiceImpl.java:68)
...
That happens every time I try to trigger a document process, sometimes there is another message, too:
com.adobe.service.ProcessResource Service XMLFormService: Process ProcessResource@3a4b75d6(name=XMLForm.exe,pid=0) terminated abnormally with error code -1073741701
While installing the forms package there is another error, related to the XMLForm.exe:
Caused by: java.io.IOException: Executable does not exist: D:\...\crx-quickstart\bedrock\svcnative\XMLFormService\bin\XMLForm.exe
at com.adobe.service.ProcessResource.startProcess(ProcessResource.java:377)
... 66 common frames omitted
The file is located at the desired place, but it seems that AEM cannot start or has other problems.
Is there something missing in the server environment to start (or enable AEM to start) the XMLForm.exe?
I re-created the whole installation several times, also with other combinations of SP and Forms, so a simple reinstall will definitely not fix the issue.
Best regards
Alex
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Here is the documentation to be followed to mitigate this problem: https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/experience-manager-learn/forms/adaptive-forms/installing-aem-...
If you are installing AEM Forms 6.5, Please make sure you have installed the following 32 bit Microsoft Visual C++ redistributables.
I see you have already logged a daycare ticket for this issue. We will review the logs and share our feedback over the ticket.
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Can be an access related issue or missing c++ executable on the server machine. Can you doubles check these two?
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Thanks for your answer! I have administration permissions and also the AEM service is running with them. Can you give me a short insight what you mean with C++ executable?
We tried to run the XMLForm.exe from cmd and got the following missing dependencies:
omniDynamic411_vc10_rt.dll
omniORB411_vc10_rt.dll
omnithread33_vc10.rt.dll
Then we tried to install some Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributables, restarted and got the same error message for executing the .exe and also still the error while trying to render the xdp.
Any thoughts?
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Unable to paste the image, check the image here https://jsfiddle.net/co7arvd5/
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You need to install VC++ redistributables as mentioned in the documentation
also do not double click the jar to start aem
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Thank you very much for your response! As mentioned previously we are working with the JEE installation therefore we do not start it as a JAR file but a Windows Service (JBoss).
May I kindly ask you to drop the link to the documentation just to be sure I'm checking the correct one? Thank you very much in advance!
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Here is the documentation to be followed to mitigate this problem: https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/experience-manager-learn/forms/adaptive-forms/installing-aem-...
If you are installing AEM Forms 6.5, Please make sure you have installed the following 32 bit Microsoft Visual C++ redistributables.
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