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the user is allowed to register platform/domain combinations that are illegal. Steps to reproduce: 1. install SJSAS 8.2 install root refered to as /foo/82 2. Install SJSAS 9.0/glassfish [I used build 45] install root refered to as /foo/gf 3. give the following values in the server registration Serevr: Sun Java.... Name: 82onGFdefdom Platform Location: /foo/82 Register Local Domain Domain Folder: /foo/gf/domains/domain1 Admin Username: admin Admin Password: adminadmin This completes the wizard.... It should not. It probably needs to squak on the page where the domain folder value is entered. If the direction were reversed, there should be a warning... The 9.0 bits are allowed to "run" an 8.2 domain (this is the upgrade story). The FREAKY PART: the domain starts "in 9.0"... The IDE cannot figure out whether it is running and so it opens the "Could not start" laundry list dialog
Not a very common situation and user error mixing domains from different version. P3. Fix for FCS.
verify that the platform and domain use the same if possible.
http://serverplugins.netbeans.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=cvs&msgNo=2138 Note: this fix also prevents upgrades, register a 8.2 domain with a 9.0 platform... There is other data in the domain's bin/startserv that prevents the domain from starting in 9.0 [which explains "The FREAKY PART"]
improved fix for this issue.... use the dtds directory to determine what this install can start... http://serverplugins.netbeans.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=cvs&msgNo=2277