Hi all,I had a little trouble figuring out to just which exercise this
comment referred. I had to do a little Search activity to figure out to
which Exercise this Task and Step belonged.So to clarify this is part of
Exercise 3. So the complete pointer would be:Lab: Developing
Applications using Adobe LiveCycle Workbench ES NextExercise 3:
Workspace Form Pre-populationTask 6: Use The Archive WizardStep 8. On
the Content Services Settings Panel of the Archive Wizard dialog, click
the icon associat...
I did manage to help with the overal VM Ware performance a little. I
reduced the memory footprint to 2 Gig ( I have 4 Gig in the actual
machine) and reduced the processors from 2 to 1. This helps with the VM
Ware load and response times. The LiveCycle start up time is still
around 17+ minutes.
Hi all,Can someone help me with recommendations for effective tuning?My
VM Image starts in few seconds, but my ES2 Instance takes 18+ Minutes to
start and has multiple Java exceptions on startup.Questions I could use
help with:1) Are the exceptions expected? How many? Which kind?2) Where
are the LC ES2 startup performance tuning options? What should the
settings be?3) For the VM Ware tuning, I have tried varying both the
CPU's and the Memory allocation, but this doesn't seem to make a
difference...
Val,Thanks that worked. Since my server took 17m 54s to start, I am
attaching the server.log to see if there is anything obvious I should be
doing to improve that.Thanks,Dan GillilandCONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This
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Cool, thanks :). I will let you know the outcome.DanCONFIDENTIALITY
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Hi All,Has anyone seen the error message This Host is VT-capable but the
VT is not enabled?I think this error might be 64-bit related. I am
running Vista-64 so I know my T61p is 64-bit capable.I have attached a
screen shot with the complete error message. Any assistance is greatly
appreciated. Kind Regards,Dan Gilliland
