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Thanks for your answer !

Unfortunately the problem is not solved.

So I wonder if the problem was not due to the use of Oracle ?
Note that the tables appear to be automaticaly well created.
Furthermore, note that I thought I downloaded the « pro version »

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May be another stupid question with no relationship with the initial problem but : may I use Oracle with the Icescrum community version ?
I have this message in the tomcat status :
Error: the Oracle support requires an iceScrum Pro license

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Thanks for your answer.

I set this row in the config.groovy
grails.serverURL= »http://vlp042chr.chrul.net:8080/icescrum »

I have this connector in the server.xml file :
<Connector port= »8080″ protocol= »org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11NioProtocol »
connectionTimeout= »2000″ maxThreads= »500″ URIEncoding= »UTF-8″/>

I try with this too..
<Connector port= »8080″ URIEncoding= »UTF-8″
connectionUploadTimeout= »36000000″ disableUploadTimeout= »false »
protocol= »org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11NioProtocol »
connectionTimeout= »60000″ redirectPort= »8443″ />
It’s a mixed connector from the documentation of Icescrum and the connector I used on an ubuntu server.
But no effects.

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