Warning - Could not extract ResultSet
Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2018 9:10 pm
Hi,
I've installed LogicalDOC (about 6 times on fresh VMs) trying to solve this issue.
I load all of the prerequisites, set up the MySQL database, run the LogicalDOC 8.0 tomcat bundle installer, and then load the web interface. All of that works and I do it all as root.
I can log in to LogicalDoc, create users, set passwords, etc. I can even add documents.
The issues start when I try to change anything relating to a document. I can't check out, I can't modify the metadata, I can't delete the documents, etc. I get an error message that pops up and says "Warning - could not extract ResultSet".
No matter what I do this error always shows up.
Can anyone help with this? I've double checked the connection to the database from the command line, and everything else I can think of. The only red flag I've found is that the respository says "Warning - connection failed" when I test it but I have no idea why since I used the default settings when I loaded everything.
Any help would be really appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob
I've installed LogicalDOC (about 6 times on fresh VMs) trying to solve this issue.
I load all of the prerequisites, set up the MySQL database, run the LogicalDOC 8.0 tomcat bundle installer, and then load the web interface. All of that works and I do it all as root.
I can log in to LogicalDoc, create users, set passwords, etc. I can even add documents.
The issues start when I try to change anything relating to a document. I can't check out, I can't modify the metadata, I can't delete the documents, etc. I get an error message that pops up and says "Warning - could not extract ResultSet".
No matter what I do this error always shows up.
Can anyone help with this? I've double checked the connection to the database from the command line, and everything else I can think of. The only red flag I've found is that the respository says "Warning - connection failed" when I test it but I have no idea why since I used the default settings when I loaded everything.
Any help would be really appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob