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Local Connection [message #79600] Wed, 02 August 2006 12:22 Go to next message
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Originally posted by: lukeivers.gmail.com

Ok, here's the story so far:

I have Ubuntu 6.06, TPTP 4.2, Eclipse 3.2.

I had a problem with not being able to load the profiler at all, it would
error out with an error saying something about being unable to find a
library on the library path, and mention piAgent... I asked on the newbie
group and got an answer referencing me to an article in this group, which
told me I needed to download a few libraries for Ubuntu and it would fix
the problem. It did indeed fix the problem I had been having, but now I
have a new one.

If I try to profile my application under the standard settings, it gives
me an error message: Connection failed on host localhost.

After searching through some settings in Eclipse, I came across the
following under Window > Preferences > Agent Controller > Integrated Agent
Controller > Setting:
[X] Enable
[ ] Always Running
[ ] Enable Logging
[ ] Allow Remote Connections

So, in order to try to solve my problem I checked all three of them and
re-started Eclipse. Under these settings, the profiler will launch into
the Profiling and Logging perspective, and the console will show that the
process is running (ie the terminate process button is enabled), but
nothing ever happens... it just sits there. Under these same settings, if
I go into Window > Preferences > Profiling and Logging > Hosts and click
on Test Connection for the host localhost:10002, it will respond with:
A Local Direct Connection is currently active.
Before starting the Remote Agent Controller(RAC) you need to detach all
agents running using this Local Direct Connection.

This is as far as I've gotten.
Re: Local Connection [message #79614 is a reply to message #79600] Wed, 02 August 2006 13:05 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: lukeivers.gmail.com

Ok, I figured that one out... had to clean out the /tmp dir :)
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