An attempt to negotiate with the J2EE server has failed. (J2EE server= aa....aa : bb....bb, invalid parameter = (cc....cc))

aa....aa: IP address of the J2EE server
bb....bb: Server name of the J2EE server
cc....cc: Information of the Web application that was the cause of the error

Description

An attempt to negotiate with the J2EE server has failed.

The set information of the Web application registered in the SFO server does not match with the set information of the Web application of the J2EE server with which a connection was attempted.

In cc....cc, the parameters responsible for the error, and the set values of the J2EE server with which a connection was attempted, will be output in the following format:

Parameter-name = Setting-value

The contents of the parameter name are as follows:

• max sessions: Maximum number of global sessions
• max session info size: Maximum value (in bytes) of the size of global session information
• max inactive interval: Validity period (in seconds) of the global session
• lock timeout: Timeout value for awaiting global session lock
• GS control: Control method of the global session
• GID cookie name: Name of the HTTP Cookie used to send the global session ID
• GID URL param name: Path parameter name of the URL used to send the global session ID
• RW key = Settings-of-keys-for-rewritable-global-session-information
• R key = Settings-of-keys-for-read-only-global-session-information
• byte array enable: Can the session information in the form of byte arrays be inherited
• serializable enable: Can the session information in the form of objects of the serializable class be inherited

When the entire session information registered in the HTTP session is set up either as the rewritable global session information or as the read-only global session information, "RW key(*)" or "R key(*)" will be output respectively, instead of the output in the format parameter-name = set-value.

In the case of multiple errors, the parameter names are output with comma (,) as delimiters.

The set values of the keys of global session information will be output in a semicolon (;) delimited series.

Action

Revise the set information of the Web application in which the error has occurred.

To change the settings, follow the procedure given below:

1. Stop and delete the J2EE applications of the system that contains the Web application whose settings are to be changed.
2. Restart the SFO server.
3. Create and start J2EE applications from the Web application in which the settings have been applied.

For details on the set information about the Web application registered in the SFO server, check the message KDJE34003-I, output in the message log of the SFO server.