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Faliure in execution of Calculation Scripts

Hello friends,

I faced this issue today which I would like to share with you all, it shows how simple manual mistakes can sometimes cause crucial errors.

Goal: I was trying to launch one of the Calc All scripts for my production application which failed with an error saying "Failed to execute the Calculation script"


Issue: When I went through the logs ; I find the following issue:
java.io.IOException: Server returned HTTP response code: 503 for URL: http://<servername>:19000/eas/eas

The issue is when the script is run from 19000 port it fails with the above error in the logs but at the back end if you rectify the process is still running and the .pag files will be building as expected. So you do not see any difference at the process end except for this error.

However, it is ideal to run the process through the correct port that is the 10080 port, which will not throw any error.

Its a small error but can be misleading sometimes .. hope this post will be helpful !!


Thanks!!




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