That is a quite seldom license error. It could be a Java application which does not use the /bin/vbj starter, and one of the needed jars is missing in classpath, or a JVM property is not correctly set.

You can run vbj -debug to see what the vbj starter would pass to the JVM. To test if your installation is healthy you can run the /examples/vbroker/basic/bank_agent. If the server of that example starts up fine, the overall setup should be ok.

More details how you can run a Java application without using vbj you can find under

community.microfocus.com/.../19836.start-a-visibroker-application-with-pure-java-launcher.aspx

If it does not work out with these suggestions, or if it is a C application, please open a support incident via supportline.microfocus.com/ so we can solve it together.

Thanks =)

I figure out the root cause, I am using the old lm.jar *O*