It sounds like the application server is failing to start up correctly. You can confirm this by checking the \Program Files\EMC\DPA\services\applications directory. In here you will notice some files with either a .deployed extension or a .failed extension. If there are .failed files then the application server is not starting up correctly (even though the service may be running).
If you have these .failed files then check the \Program Files\EMC\DPA\services\logs directory for the server.log file and see if you can spot any specific error messages that seem relevant. However your best course of action if getting .failed files is to log a ticket with EMC support.
eagarg1
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May 24th, 2013 12:00
It sounds like the application server is failing to start up correctly. You can confirm this by checking the \Program Files\EMC\DPA\services\applications directory. In here you will notice some files with either a .deployed extension or a .failed extension. If there are .failed files then the application server is not starting up correctly (even though the service may be running).
If you have these .failed files then check the \Program Files\EMC\DPA\services\logs directory for the server.log file and see if you can spot any specific error messages that seem relevant. However your best course of action if getting .failed files is to log a ticket with EMC support.
Hope that helps!
Gareth