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! INFO: ERROR: Failed to create a Wiki engine: JSPWiki: Unable to load and setup properties from jspwiki.properties.
This is a missleading message display caused by unprecise error handling within jspwiki initialization code. The try-catch does not only include reading of the jspwiki.properties file, but also initialization of plugins/filters, i.e. also entire initialisiation of KnowWE. If you have recently changed code of KnowWE or a KnowWE-Plugin this error __most likely__ has nothing to do with the jspwiki.properties file. It can be any kind of exception happening during KnowWE initialization. After the ''Unable to load and setup properties from jspwiki.properties'' the ''e.getMessage()'' of the actual exception is shown (without stack-trace unfortunately). __Tipp:__ Check the message string to guess what kind of exception it might have been; Consider your latest code changes; if nothing helps start debugging, e.g. in ''Environment.initInstance()''
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