Open sdasgupta-18 opened 5 years ago
@sdasgupta-18 Did you resolve this issue? I am experiencing the same behavior in my effort to run a test in TabJolt. Thanks for any help you can provide given your previous experience with this.
Did you resolve this issue? I am also facing same behavior.
No, we could not resolve this error. I remember our team had to get a new machine.
I am having a similar issue. Has anyone resolved it? The tabjolt is running on my desktop, but attempts to run it on an azure image fail with a simple message that 'c:\TabJolt>jre\bin\java.exe -cp "lib\ext*" com.tableausoftware.test.tools.TabjoltUI.TabjoltUI Error: loading: c:\TabJolt\jre\bin\server\jvm.dll'. There is nothing in the event viewer that sheds light on this problem.
To fix this, update go.bat/config.bat to use java.exe of an external jdk(java 8 worked for me), by default it tries to pick java which reside inside Tabjolt folder and fail. Pasting content of config.bat (working one) "D:\jdk\8x64-latest\bin\java.exe" -cp "lib\ext*" com.tableausoftware.test.tools.TabjoltUI.TabjoltUI
We have performed the below steps to install TabJolt at a client site. We are stuck and need help to take it forward. We have tried our best to solve the error but no luck.
The machine where TabJolt is installed is Windows 2016 with 4 Cores & 10 GB RAM. Java is also installed on the machine.
Installation of Tabjolt was successful. The inbuilt PostGreSQL database (bundled with the installation) was installed.
During the installation, we did not get the configuration dialog box where the tableau server details have to be entered.
We tried to open the “config.bat” file manually but we were not successful. Then we opened the command prompt and ran the “config.bat” command, but got the below error:
As per the link bellow, the error is due to a missing file called MSVC100.dll that should be present under the c:\windows\system32 folder and can be solved by installing the MS VC++ redistributable packages
https://community.tableau.com/docs/DOC-22488
Typically the MS VC ++ files are already bundled with the installation, but for some reasons it was not successful.
We downloaded the latest version of MS VC++ redistributable packages (both 32bit and 64bit) and installed it on the server. However the MSVC100.dll file was still not installed/copied under the windows folder.
Hence we manually downloaded the MSVC100.dll file and copied under the windows folder but still it did not solve the error at step 4 above. The machine was restarted but still getting the same error.
We ignored this error, and simply tried executing the “Go” command…but we got the same error at the step 4 above.