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When i do follow step in "How to Drive Flux with Compose" following https://2021.help.altair.com/2021.1/flux/Flux/DocExamples/HowTo/English/HowTo_DriveFluxWithCompose.pdf
I get error about FMP_startLocaleServer
FMP_startLocaleServer: No running JVMin call to function FMP_startLocaleServer at line number 38 in file flux_mp.oml
How to solve this issue?
Hi Aditap;
Have you activated the server manager from Flux supervisor, can you check if you have green light as bellow :
In addition to that, can you please check from the supervisor option that you put the link for compose ?
Regards
Hi Aditap,
Besides activating the server (as mentioned by Farid), you have to change your "flux_mp.oml" file as below:
You have to change both cd path and software version and the running again. The standard "flux_mp.oml" file is for version 2018... Changing this, you should not have any problem:
Thanks, João.
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