Forum OpenACS Q&A: Error during startup:invalid command name "dom"

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1: Error during startup:invalid command name "dom"
Posted by Max Hermann on 08/01/03 09:11 AM
Hi , can someone help me to understand what this error means? I installed alle the tcl/aolserver/tdom etc. and the permission are ok.

thanks in advance ---- 


[01/Aug/2003:09:05:33][32306.1024][-main-] Error: Error parsing queryfile /web/openacs-dev/packages/acs-tcl/tcl/00-database-procs-postgresql-postgresql.xql:

invalid command name "dom"

invalid command name "dom"
    while executing
"dom parse -simple [lindex $args 1"
    (procedure "xml_parse" line 4)
    invoked from within
"xml_parse -persist $stuff_to_parse"
    (procedure "db_qd_internal_parse_init" line 4)
    invoked from within
"db_qd_internal_parse_init $whole_file $file_tag"
    (procedure "db_qd_internal_load_queries" line 15)
    invoked from within
"db_qd_internal_load_queries $stream $file_path"
    (procedure "db_qd_internal_load_cache" line 9)
    invoked from within
"db_qd_internal_load_cache $file_path"
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2: Re: Error during startup:invalid command name "dom" (response to 1)
Posted by Jade Rubick on 08/01/03 06:59 PM
My guess is that you don't have tDom installed. Their is documentation for this on the HEAD documentation.
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3: Re: Error during startup:invalid command name "dom" (response to 1)
Posted by Randy O'Meara on 08/02/03 01:55 AM
Another guess would be that you did *install* tdom, etc. But maybe you didn't *load* it in your service's startup script (i.e. your config.tcl file). Or, maybe you didn't restart your aolserver instance after changing config.tcl?
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4: Re: Error during startup:invalid command name "dom" (response to 1)
Posted by Max Hermann on 08/05/03 02:33 PM
I load the modul and got th error:
'/usr/local/aolserver/bin/libtdom0.7.7.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory'
more idea? thanks
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5: Re: Error during startup:invalid command name "dom" (response to 1)
Posted by Don Baccus on 08/05/03 06:00 PM
It looks like either you haven't built tDOM or you haven't installed the resulting .so file in your aolserver bin dir.
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6: Re: Error during startup:invalid command name "dom" (response to 1)
Posted by Nitish Bezzala on 04/08/05 03:10 PM
I get the same error while installing AolServer4.10, with Tcl 8.4.9 and tDom 0.8.0 on Suse Linux Professional 9.2

I also get this error in the logs:

[08/Apr/2005:18:26:39][30435.16384][-main-] Error: 0-acs-init.tcl: error loading tdom: Tcl core wasn't compiled for multithreading.

In /usr/local/lib/tclConfig.sh , it says

# Flag, 1: we built Tcl with threads enables, 0 we didn't
TCL_THREADS=1

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,
Nitish

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7: Re: Re: Error during startup:invalid command name "dom" (response to 6)
Posted by Andrew Piskorski on 04/11/05 08:12 AM
I recommend paying attention to the actual error message. As it says, you must build Tcl with --enable-threads for use with AOLserver; apparently you did not. Read and follow the OpenACS installing AOLserver docs.
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8: Re: Error during startup:invalid command name "dom" (response to 1)
Posted by Alessandro Landim on 09/20/07 08:43 PM
64 bit users need to install tDOM from cvs.

Download tarball from http://www.tdom.org/files/tDOM-cvs-2006-08-26.tgz and type the commands:

./configure
make
make install

Alessandro Landim

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9: Re: Error during startup:invalid command name "dom" (response to 1)
Posted by Klaus Hofeditz on 09/24/11 09:14 PM
Adding

# ---
ns_param libtdom [PATH-TO-libtdom0.x.x.so]
# ---

to config.tcl fixed the problem for me.

Example:
# ---
ns_param libtdom /usr/local/aolserver45/lib/tdom0.8.1/libtdom0.8.1.so
# ---

You also want to check if $LD_LIBRARY_PATH is set.