when I create a simple app in cvp studio 4 and then deploy and run the deployApp.bat script, I get an error message

"the app has been deployed however errors were encountered attempting to initialize loggers. the affected loggers have not been initialized and will not function. see the app error log or global error log for descriptions.

The app error log says
"There was a problem instantiating the logger class com.cisco.cvp.vxml.datafeed.DataFeedLogger."

--I didn't change anything in Studio Project Properties. I see that by default the General Settings page with the Loggers: window includes the CVPDatafeedLog.

So, my question is, why am I seeing these error messages? Is it because I didn't configure a Reporting Server or something?

What do you suggest so students don't get these errors every time the deploy or update an app?

Thanks!
Janine

It's a fresh install from CD (brand new from Cisco a couple days ago), but I didn't install the reporting tools or use an operations console.

there are no other complaints from other loggers.

Janine

Hi Janine,

Yes, you could try to reinstall, in case the Datafeed Logger is installed by one of those optional components you didn't install last time. In regards to licensing, it depends on what type of license you have.

If you were given an installation key and you manually activated via the /CVP/Licensing URL, then as long as its the same machine and you install in the same place, you can just activate next time with the same installation key (if its the same system ID, you can reactivate all you want).

If you got your license from the main Cisco licensing website (www.cisco.com/go/license) with a PAK code, then you should reapply the license via the Ops Console. However, it doesn't sound to me like that's the route you went.

You shouldn't have to copy physical license files out of the license directory for this.

Regards,
Vance

Hi Jannine,
 
What happened with this error was it solved? i'm getting the same error on CVP 7.0(2)
your help would be appreciated.
 
Thanks