java error from "cptool change systempassword"
Triggered by employee exits, we figured we better change some system passwords. We're starting with our test system.
After stopcp -a which completes w/o any issues,
$ cptool change systempassword
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError
Caused by: com.sct.util.MissingResourceException: Configuration property "udc.idm.enabled" is not found in resource bundle for "com.pipeline.cptool.CpTool" or in the configuration system.
at com.sct.util.ConfigurationManager.getUnresolvedProperty(ConfigurationManager.java:979)
at com.sct.util.ConfigurationManager.getProperty(ConfigurationManager.java:834)
at com.sct.util.ConfigurationManager.getProperty(ConfigurationManager.java:351)
at com.sct.util.Configuration.getPropertyValueNoLocale(Configuration.java:943)
at com.sct.util.Configuration.getBoolean(Configuration.java:193)
at com.pipeline.cptool.CpTool.<clinit>(CpTool.java:43)
This is on a linux machine.
I'm not sure I know what a resource bundle is so I don't know if this matters, but $ configman -g udc.idm.enabled returns "false".
I've done a bunch of stuff at Sungard's recommendation ... shutdown luminis, bounced the oracle database, brought it back, no change. Rebooted the luminis VM hoping it was a problem with the java services, no change.
Any ideas?
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Solution
If you do a stocp -a to stop all services before entering the change systempassword command, you'll get the error.
If, however, you just do a stopcp command (and just stop the webservers), the change systempassword command will work. This makes sense, since you probably need ldap running since the passwords need to bind to ldap.
Kathy