Introduction
After installing the Hardware Sentry TSPS component, the TrueSight Presentation Server Web Interface may fail to load. This is caused by an enumeration conflict in the TSPS configuration. Two entries in the csr.conf files may be using the same configuration key.
Solution
The solution is to check the csr.conf files on the TSPS server, looking for the entry hardware-sentry-tsps-rest-api.jar, and ensure that no other entry in either file is using the same configuration key.
The csr.conf files are stored in:
TRUESIGHTPSERVER_HOME/truesightpserver/conf/custom/csr.confTRUESIGHTPSERVER_HOME/truesightpserver/conf/services/csr.conf
In the example below, the following lines are the two which are conflicting.
In services/csr.conf:
vm.args.classpath.285="${truesight.home}/lib/hardware-sentry-tsps-rest-api.jar"
In custom/csr.conf:
vm.args.classpath.285="${truesight.home}/lib/dependencies/woden-impl-commons-1.0M9.jar"
As these cannot both use the same configuration key (285 in the above example), one will need to be replaced with a number which is not listed in either file.
In a standard configuration, this can be changed to 287 instead, as shown here:
vm.args.classpath.287="${truesight.home}/lib/dependencies/woden-impl-commons-1.0M9.jar"
Once the configuration key has been modified and the changes saved, TrueSight Presentation Server must be restarted for the changes to take effect.
The restart may be performed with the below commands:
tssh server stop
tssh server start
After refreshing the TrueSight Presentation Server Web page, everything should work as expected.
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