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  • 1.  Maximo Mobile - Unable to Publish app.xml of TECHMOBILE

    Posted 12/06/23 08:17 AM

    Hi ,

    I am getting memory related errors when I am trying to publish the app.xml of TECHMOBILE in the Docker logs and the process is failing.

    I have set up Docker Desktop in local windows machine that has 16GB of RAM available .

    Can you please suggest me how to proceed further?

    System Information :

     
    App Server IBM WebSphere Application Server 9.0.5.9
     
    Version

    Tivoli's process automation engine 7.6.1.2-IFIX20230628-1650 Build 20200715-0100 DB Build V7612-284 HFDB Build HF7612-182

    IBM Maximo Asset Management Work Centers 7.6.0.4 Build 20200715-0100 DB Build V7604-119 HFDB Build HF7680-10

    IBM Maximo Application Framework 8.8.0.0 Build 20220630-2114 DB Build V7600-23

    IBM Tpae Integration Framework 7.6.1.2 Build 20200615-2330 DB Build V7612-11

    IBM Maximo Asset Management 7.6.1.2 Build 20200715-0100 DB Build V7611-01

    IoT Connection Utility 7.6.0.3 Build 20200701-1409 DB Build V7603-32
     
    Server OS Windows Server 2012 R2 6.3
     
    Server DB Microsoft SQL Server 14.0 (14.00.3381)

     



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    Sarath T
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  • 2.  RE: Maximo Mobile - Unable to Publish app.xml of TECHMOBILE

    Posted 12/07/23 02:02 AM

    Sarath, I used to have the same problem. 16 GB may not be enough if you're using Windows.

    To solve it, I had to restart my laptop and close all applications I didn't need (Email, Teams, VSCode, Chrome Tabs, OneDrive) as much as possible. Start the Docker container and try publishing your app. In my case, the container used more than 8 GB, and I didn't have more RAM because other apps were running.



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    Maycon Belfort
    Consultant
    BPD Zenith
    Melbourne
    Australia
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  • 3.  RE: Maximo Mobile - Unable to Publish app.xml of TECHMOBILE

    Posted 12/07/23 08:31 AM

    Docker Desktop by default limits RAM utilization to 2 GB and we recommend 8 GB or more. You can configure this on the Resources tab of Docker Desktop. I would make sure you've changed that setting and see if you're still having issues.

    Agreed with Maycon to limit other activities that you do not need on the device at the time. 



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    Steven Shull
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  • 4.  RE: Maximo Mobile - Unable to Publish app.xml of TECHMOBILE

    Posted 12/07/23 11:19 AM

    Thank you Maycon and Steven . I have closed all the applications and also modified the memory limits of the container and that resolved the issue.



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    Sarath T
    Maximo Consultant
    ECCS Ltd
    Bristol
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  • 5.  RE: Maximo Mobile - Unable to Publish app.xml of TECHMOBILE

    Posted 07/25/24 07:10 AM

    Hi Steve, iam using docker engine , but the issue is i can not able to see any class files like app.xml , appcustomizations.js files in etc folder of docker engine



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    UTTAM IBBANDI
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  • 6.  RE: Maximo Mobile - Unable to Publish app.xml of TECHMOBILE

    Posted 07/25/24 04:44 PM

    Your post is completely unrelated to this thread. Please create new posts in the future. 

    To answer your question, no we do not write to the /etc directory. Everything is written to the /graphite/.workspace directory. When you run the config tool, you are supposed to mount a volume from your local machine to that directory. IE my docker run has this:

    -v /mnt/c/Users/USERID/downloads/mobilews900:/graphite/.workspace

    That maps a folder in my downloads folder on Windows to the /graphite/.workspace. So every file downloaded or modified is available there. 



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    Steven Shull
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