Application blocked by Java

[Former Member]

Hi there experts!

I've been given a new client system for supporting tasks, and it's a java stack only (PI 7.31). I've added at the security tab in Java Configuration the rep, dir and index url in order to be able to open every screen. Unexpectedly, I found that I can access the Integration Builder section BUT the Enterprise Services Builder is getting blocked by java and I cannot access there. Do anyone have any hint? ç

Thanks in advance,

cheers

Edu

[azharshaikh · Accepted solution]

Hi Edu,

What Java version you are using?

Ideally 1.6.0_45 works fine...and seems issue with higher version i.e. 1.7

Can you try to clear the Temp File Settings from your Java Control Panel and try launching ESR again.

Please refer following link for details:

Troubleshooting PI ESR and Integration Builder Logon Issues - Process Integration - SCN Wiki

Why are Java applications blocked by your security settings?

Regards,
Azhar

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Azhar,

thanks for your input, I've tried to do so but with no luck! I've deleted the cache files and also  I've forced the java to use that Java Runtime Enviroment, but with no success:

Cheers,

Edu

[azharshaikh · Accepted solution]

Hi Edu,

In the JRE...(like User tab) can you check the System tab also if its pointing / selected for 1.6.0_45

We faced similar issue...and had to uninstall the other Java versions which finally worked for us.

Regards,

Azhar

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Azhar,

well, it is pointing to the 1.8.0_25, but it is not enabled... The thing is that I just want to change those things that are essencial to access this system, since I'm working with other XI systems and don't want to lose access to them!

cheers,

Edu

[azharshaikh · Accepted solution]

Hi Edu,

Can you try 1 more option as suggested in following:

Set Security Level to Medium and Add the URL.

Regards,

Azhar

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Azhar,

If only I'd had that Security Level...! but I'm afraid I've only got High and Very High:

cheers,

Edu

[azharshaikh · Accepted solution]

Hi Edu,

Well, then I would suggest you to Uninstall the other Java version & just keep 1.6.0_45 as it works fine with almost all PI versions as far as I know...

And If after uninstall you face any issue with other XI systems, then you can very well re-install the required Java version..

Regards,
Azhar

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Azhar,

thanks a lot for your help, I've had to unistall all java that was installed and reinstall the one that I know that works, and now it seems to go. I'll check my other systems as soon as I can, but at least now I can access to all the content at this new one. Thanks a lot again!

Cheers,

Edu

[former_member184720 · Accepted solution]

Just to add - You don't need to delete previous versions of java.

You can download the jnlp file (use chrome) and open the jnlp file with the desired java version using cmd prompt.

"C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_45\bin\javaws.exe" "<<path of jnlp file>>\repository.jnlp"

You can even refer to below blog for the same.

http://scn.sap.com/community/pi-and-soa-middleware/blog/2013/06/11/java-7-webstart-with-sap-pi-integ...