Register client licenses on OS X server

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I like to know how I can register (new) client licenses on a server that runs on OS X?
At the client license link in the admin page I only see:

Client License Information
You are running Servoy Developer.
Client licenses can only be registered when running Servoy Application Server.
Developer keys can be registered in the preferences section of Servoy Developer.

Is there a separate application server for OS X or do I need to enter the client licenses somewhere else?

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There is a separate server application. You can start it by entering this in a terminal window:

./Applications/Servoy/servoy_server.sh

Also see this article on Servoy Magazine by Marcel:

http://www.servoymagazine.com/home/2004 … w_to_.html

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Thanks a bunch David! That 'll help! :D

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ow… After following exactly Marcel’s instructions, the application can’t connect to the repository server anymore… :cry:

java.sql.SQLException: JZ006: Caught IOException: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused

Anybody any idea what this could mean?

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david:
There is a separate server application. You can start it by entering this in a terminal window:
./Applications/Servoy/servoy_server.sh

After I commit this command, the Terminal returns this message:

Exception in thread “main” java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/servoy/j2db/server/ApplicationServer

Do you know what this could mean?

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Karel,

Have you modified your file? I remember there was a comment on Servoy Magazine with the same error if I am correct. The tip should work fine, it did for me and others…

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Have you remembered to start the database?

Take a look in the Mac OS X activity monitor to check it is running.

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IT2BE:
Karel,

Have you modified your file? I remember there was a comment on Servoy Magazine with the same error if I am correct. The tip should work fine, it did for me and others…

I finally got it figured out AND WORKING!! :D Awesome job Marcel!
The problem occured because of false folder permission settings. I used ‘Repair Disk Permissions’ with Disk Utility to fix it.

I’ve one question still: As soon as I close the Terminal window that ‘starts’ servoy_server.sh, the Application Server quits too. I guess this windows needs to stay open?

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swingman:
Have you remembered to start the database?

Yes I did… problem had to do with folder permissions (see earlier post). But thanks for thinking along!