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Originally Posted by FoxTZX
Hello everyone,
the noobie again, cause my last post got no replies, I will try the problem from another side
Maybe my problem is, I have no connection to the Database.
I have postgresql installed and running with database.
I have Jboss installed and running for dcm4chee and the JMX-Console.
But nothing happens, when I try sending, dcm4chee shows nothing.
Maybe I must connect the psql Database to it?
But how? Is in the jmx-console anything that cinfigures it? Doens't find anything.
Can't find anything useful. :-/
Hope you can help me now xD
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Hi FoxTZX and once again, welcome to LQ.
Please understand that all members here are volunteers and provide assistance as best as they can. This may also mean that while members have read your question, not all of them have a viable suggestion for a solution. Please give members the time to evaluate your question and offer some suggestions, if they have any. You have started a different thread for discussion about this before, and then deleted your comments. This can cause confusion and frustration, people may have viewed that thread, subscribed to it, but not yet left any answers because they were putting thought towards it, and you cleared your comments completely, making that an ineffective thread. Please do not continue that behavior as you move forwards with questions, or answers if you happen to also provide some answers to others on LQ.
Not all questions may get an answer, there are sometimes some very difficult ones.
For now my suggestion is that you update this question with some information to allow others to be able to help you with your question, I do not know the answer myself, I've never used the programs you're asking about.
Can you please give the versions of the tools you are using, the Linux distribution and version you are working with, and any additional information you can about your database. For instance is it off system, and thus accessed via a network means? If so, then can you ping the system with the database? Do you know how to do that? If not, you would open a terminal or command prompt and type something like:
Code:
ping <ip-address>
or
ping <hostname>
And if the system responds you then know that it is accessible over the network. This will at least tell you if the network communications channel between your system and the database system is working properly.