@lgilbert, the one I see that is created is located at [C:\Program Files\Dev\Tools\Toomcat9\webapps\openmrs] with some properties within openmrs folder
exactly thats what i was asking . Now first close the connection you opened via commandline (ctr + c) , and then type in the password for the root user. NB by default the root user has no password set on a fresh Mysql installtion , i hope you created a password for it.
TO be sure the connection via commandline was closed , restart the computer , and start tomcat again. and lets see what comes up
@mozzy, I set a password during installation of mysql. Restarting the computer will suggest that mysql will not running regardless tomcat is re-started.
ok first sop tomcat , close the DB connection you opened via commandline , and restart tomcat again , and feed in the right root user password
@mozzy Have re-started the machine, started tomcat a fresh. So should I begin the installation when db is down
yes now just start mysql , but dont make any connection via commandline , just ensure mysql is running
yes exactly
root password or user password
password for root account (user) of mysql . the one you used to connect to mysql
I think there should be some changes that may need to made in the openmrs run properties that are created with in the tomcat folder located at [C:\Program Files\Dev\Tools\Toomcat9\webapps\openmrs]
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@kdaud did you try deploying openmrs with sdk as seen here https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/docs/OpenMRS+SDK
can you try to share the server logs ?? which version of mysql are you running ??
we currently suppoert Msql 5.7, can you first downgrade your MYsql version to 5.7 ?? see https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/docs/Step+by+Step+Installation+for+Developers
Does it mean losing all my projects developed . Or
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If thats the case am gone uninstall and install Mysql 5.7 just now. I think that was the problem surely. Thanks @mozzy for not giving up on me
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