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IBM HealthCenter agent does not run on OpenJ9 #1538
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Using the same version on IBM Java works
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The error looks very similar to: and https://xap-issues.atlassian.net/browse/XAP-13167 which offers a potential workaround which massaged a bit to the following might work:
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works
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I didn't notice earlier, but the OpenJ9 VM didn't exit when the healthcenter agent was started, but it should have. |
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Tagging in @tobespc for awareness |
Tried an OpenJ9 0.11 build and the status has not changed. |
I'll just mention here that somebody noted there isn't currently any healthcenter agent for OSX. |
Note that in my tests at adoptium/temurin-build#692 (comment), |
@kgibm I seem to need
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@Flandoll It's not beautiful, but you could try |
FWIW, this is what I did to get HealthCenter running on a Java 11 build. It also works to get the latest agent for OpenJ9 Java 8, just copy the files to the same directories (i.e. jre/bin to jre/bin, jre/lib to jre/lib, jre/lib/ext to jre/lib/ext). On Java 8, changing from iiop isn't required, nor the Download a recent IBM Java 8 build from https://developer.ibm.com/javasdk/downloads/sdk8/ Copy the following files from the Java 8 build to the Java 11 build. Edit the healthcenter.properties file and set Enable it as follows |
See #12262 and related pull requests. |
Another user hit some issues trying the workaround on Linux:
Example with OpenLiberty and Semeru 11 on Linux:
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Tried it on Windows, installing the wa64-3.0.14.20171017 agent.
java -Xhealthcenter results in the following
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