Fixing a converter issue while using the server in headless mode on a Linux system

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On Linux systems, an error might occur when you start the Requirements Management (RM) server from a command line (headless mode).

Problem

The RM application includes a converter that visually renders graphical artifacts, such as business process diagrams, use case diagrams, parts, sketches, storyboards, and screenflows. The converter runs on the server.
Draft comment:
LWH: See my previous comment about "headless"
When you start the RM server in headless, or console, mode on a Linux system, the action silently fails and the CRRRW8010E error message is displayed.

Solution

Before you can start the server, terminate the Java process and take remedial action.
Draft comment:
LWH: It would help to provide some examples of "remedial action"
For more information, see Troubleshooting CRRRW8010E A server error prevented the generation of the content in Jazz.net article Requirements Management (RM) converter application.

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