12.2.5.1 engine not run from workflow (Doc ID 2213216.1)

Last updated on AUGUST 25, 2023

Applies to:

Symptoms

On :  12.2.5.1 version, Engine

Upgrade done of current VCP/Demantra environment from DB 11.2.0.3, EBS12.1.3, VCP 12.1.8 & Demantra 7.3.1.4 to DB 12.1.0.2, EBS
12.1.3, VCP 12.2.5 & Demantra 12.2.5.1.A platform upgrade was done
The Analytical Engine is on Linux (RHEL5.8).  Weblogic server is version 10.3.6

Customer has configured the 12.2.5.1 engine without the Oracle Wallet

Customer mentions that the engine runs fine from the command line and
completes successfully. But it fails from the workflow
They run the workflow Run engine which has an executable step RunLinuxEngine
which has a command Line calling the StartEngine2k

"/home/desmdev/Engone/bin/Start_Engine2K.sh" 1

This fails with the following error in the collaborator logs

2016-11-21 20:22:23,149 EST [WFProcess_2] DEBUG workflow.timing:
com.demantra.workflow.step.ConditionStep@1d82c99,0:0:2.1
2016-11-21 20:22:25,154 EST [WFProcess_2] DEBUG workflow.timing:
com.demantra.workflow.step.WaitUntilStep@18fc0f3,0:0:2.2
2016-11-21 20:22:25,746 EST [WFProcess_6] ERROR dpweb.general:
#################################### Step Failure.
####################################
2016-11-21 20:22:25,747 EST [WFProcess_6] ERROR dpweb.general: Process ID:
784641
Schema ID: 1887
Schema name: 'Test Run Engine'
Step ID: 'Step3'
Step name: 'RunLinuxForecast'

Error description 'Program internal error:'
2016-11-21 20:22:25,747 EST [WFProcess_6] ERROR dpweb.general:
######################################################################################
2016-11-21 20:22:25,747 EST [Mail_Thread] DEBUG workflow.steps:
MailThread:run():java.io.IOException:No Sender or Reciever
java.io.IOException: No Sender or Reciever
at com.demantra.common.mail.MailUtil.sendMailSynchronically(MailUtil.java:71)
at com.demantra.common.mail.MailThread.run(MailUtil.java:187)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:745)

Cause

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