While trying to start the reopository scan getting error

[Karan Vora]

While trying to start the reopository scan getting error

Error calling server:com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.StatusCodeException: 500 The call failed on the server; see server log for details Unknown.Gd(AdminGwtModule-0.js) Unknown.Cib(AdminGwtModule-0.js) Unknown.XWb(AdminGwtModule-0.js) Unknown.new qXb(AdminGwtModule-0.js) Unknown.u$b(AdminGwtModule-0.js) Unknown.wqb(AdminGwtModule-0.js) Unknown.Kqb(AdminGwtModule-0.js) Unknown.eval(AdminGwtModule-0.js) Unknown.Njb(AdminGwtModule-0.js) Unknown.Qjb(AdminGwtModule-0.js) Unknown.eval(AdminGwtModule-0.js).

If i create a add new repo with same location the scan gets triggered without error

[Anwesha Pan]

Hi @Karan Vora 👋🏻

First of all, welcome to community! ✨

To answer your question, I would suggest you to do the following steps:

1. Check Server Logs: Search for the specific timestamp of the error in your log files. Look for "Exception" or "Error" entries that provide more detail than the GWT message.
2. Permanent Replacement: Since adding a new repo with the same location fixes the issue, the simplest resolution is to delete the problematic repository record and continue using the new one.
3. Update JRE: Ensure the server is running on a supported and updated JRE to avoid compatibility issues with older GWT modules.

I hope this helps & resolves your issue. 🙂

Thanks,
Anwesha

[Shawn Doyle - ReleaseTEAM]

Hi @Karan Vora 

Is this all the Fisheye server logs tell you?  I would expect to see something like an out of memory error, or something that could lead us in the right direction.

If adding a 2nd repo works, it could be a misconfig in the server settings.  You can remove the line for that repo and see if it starts up. (always make a backup copy of the config file)