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Manually remove SOE from java server 10.1...

BillZborowski — Tue, 13 Nov 2012 19:38:21 GMT

Hi Guys,

I was trying to verify the contents of a jar file within a .soe file to ensure some resources were in there when I pooched the server. I accidentally de-registered the soe from server via the web interface while still having the .soe file open in winzip. ArcServer 10.1 partially de-registered the SOE in that it doesn't show up in the web browser as being installed but I can't replace it with the new version.

Is there a way to manually remove the SOE?

EDIT:
- The SOE name shows up as a visible option for SOE for all MapServer services but does NOT should up in the Site->Extensions page.

- I deleted the .soe file from <Server_home>/usr/lib/ext and removed the entry from <Server_home>/bin/ServerTypesExt.dat and still nothing.

Re: Manually remove SOE from java server 10.1...

TOSPOLTOOMMALA — Thu, 06 Dec 2012 07:12:28 GMT

Thank you zborowskib,

   I want to remove the SOE because they duplicated. First I remove them from extensions page but they have not been removed. Then I try to remove node in <Server_home>/bin/ServerTypesExt.dat file, as you suggest, those SOEs have gone.

The nodes that I deleted, (2 nodes <ExtensionType file="PCHprintSOE.soe">)

    <ExtensionType file="PCHprintSOE.soe">
        <Name>PCHPrintSOEv101</Name>
        <DisplayName>PCHPrintSOEv101</DisplayName>
        <CLSID>lu.etat.pch.gis.soe.print.PCHPrintSOEv101</CLSID>
        <Description>PCHPrintSOE for 10.1</Description>
        <MaxUploadFileSize>-1</MaxUploadFileSize>
        <AllowedUploadFileTypes/>
        <Properties/>
        <Info>
          <SupportsREST>true</SupportsREST>
          <hasManagerPropertiesConfigurationPane>false</hasManagerPropertiesConfigurationPane>
          <SupportsSOAP>false</SupportsSOAP>
          <AllWebCapabilities/>
          <DefaultWebCapabilities/>
        </Info>
        <Resources>
          <WSDL/>
        </Resources>
      </ExtensionType>
    <ExtensionType file="PCHprintSOE.soe">
        <Name>VirtualDirSOE</Name>
        <DisplayName>VirtualDirSOE</DisplayName>
        <CLSID>lu.etat.pch.gis.soe.VirtualDirSOE</CLSID>
        <Description>VirtualDirSOE for 10.1</Description>
        <MaxUploadFileSize>-1</MaxUploadFileSize>
        <AllowedUploadFileTypes/>
        <Properties/>
        <Info>
          <SupportsREST>true</SupportsREST>
          <hasManagerPropertiesConfigurationPane>false</hasManagerPropertiesConfigurationPane>
          <SupportsSOAP>false</SupportsSOAP>
          <AllWebCapabilities/>
          <DefaultWebCapabilities/>
        </Info>
        <Resources>
          <WSDL/>
        </Resources>
      </ExtensionType>

Re: Manually remove SOE from java server 10.1...

NicCampbell — Thu, 30 Jan 2014 21:34:34 GMT

Any updates? I'm running into the same problem with 10.2

Re: Manually remove SOE from java server 10.1...

FilipKrál — Tue, 18 Mar 2014 16:59:36 GMT

Hello, I also need to unregister an SOE originally created for version 10. The machine got upgraded to 10.2.0 but the SOE was not unregistered. (All .NET in this case).

Now when I call 'ESRIRegAsm.exe ... /p:desktop /u ...' or 'regasm.exe ... /codebase /u' I get something like
"Could not load file or assembly 'ESRI.ArcGIS.ServerManager, Version=10.0.0.0, Culture=...' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified".

Is there a way to get rid of the SOE without complete reinstallation of the machine?

It creates problems when I try to publish a pythin script as a geoprocessing service - the validation window has error 00178:
Data: C:\WatershedSOE.Manager.dll, used by Script Tstcd From Point cannot be copied to the server.
I don't use the extension in the script anyway.

Any hints welcome!
Filip.