The code below is what I'm receiving when I try to connect to database to launch the RapidMiner ser

hi  @figs it says your connection was refused please check all of the following

• Type of Database and port
• User has permissions on the DB you are going to use
• Password confirm the password you entered
• If the DB is on another server check if both server can see each other through you network

I see you are using postgresql as DB maybe @rfuentealba or @BalazsBarany could help us if you paste more details on the error.

Hi,

thanks @MarcoBarradas. The "Connection refused" error is before any authentication. The database simply doesn't listen on the address you're connecting to.

PostgreSQL is usually configured to listen on localhost (127.0.0.1) by default. This means that you can't reach it from an external computer. This is a security measure for installations where the application runs on the database server itself (e. g. a web server). 
If you want the database to listen on public addresses, you need to change the listen_addresses setting in postgresql.conf and restart the database server.

Regards,
Balázs

Thanks guys. Im not use to Java. How do I change the address settings in postsql?

Hi @figs,

RapidMiner is written in Java, so you are using it.

I described exactly how to change the listening address in the PostgreSQL configuration. If this is too terse for you, check the PostgreSQL documentation, it's really verbose and well written.

Regards,
Balázs

This is what I'm getting when I try to download rapidMiner server...what does JAVA PATH: Null

Hi @figs if you are under Windows you need to create a enviroment variable call Java Path that will point to the place in which your java bin files are.
 Here you can find how to do it on different OS https://explainjava.com/java-path/

Does Null mean it couldnt find the java file?

Im also using windows 10

@figs it means that the variable has not been created yet. You need to install the latest java version to you computer.

And then define the variable following the steps on the link I provided.
Depending on your computer the java file might be under C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java

I downloaded the latest jre version 8 from Oracle. It detected old versions of Java and removed them