Xerox Xerox Web Document Submission Software (WDSS) Support & Software Installation Guide
6. Troubleshooting
This section describes two methods for helping to diagnose problems that
may occur. For further assistance with troubleshooting problems, consult
Chapter 7 – Contacts and Escalation Process.
may occur. For further assistance with troubleshooting problems, consult
Chapter 7 – Contacts and Escalation Process.
Installation Problems
The simplest way to ensure there are no installation problems is to have a
clean server. Remove old versions of Web Document Submission or
Documents Xpress. Any existing versions of MySQL and any Java must
also be removed using their own uninstall programs.
clean server. Remove old versions of Web Document Submission or
Documents Xpress. Any existing versions of MySQL and any Java must
also be removed using their own uninstall programs.
Ensure that Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) is disabled.
If an installation is not working, often it is easier to delete the C:\xdx
folder and begin the installation again. Shut down Web Document
Submission and reboot the server. After the server has restarted, remove
the C:\xdx folder. Complete instructions are given in the Web Document
Submission Software Version 2.0 System Administration Guide.
folder and begin the installation again. Shut down Web Document
Submission and reboot the server. After the server has restarted, remove
the C:\xdx folder. Complete instructions are given in the Web Document
Submission Software Version 2.0 System Administration Guide.
Debugging Apache and Tomcat
The Apache server logs are located in C:\xdx\etc\Apache2\logs and the
Tomcat logs are located in C:\xdx\etc\tomcat4.0\logs. These logs provide
valuable troubleshooting information if the software is not operating
properly.
Tomcat logs are located in C:\xdx\etc\tomcat4.0\logs. These logs provide
valuable troubleshooting information if the software is not operating
properly.
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