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• Class property node information not stored in the class file

  Hello

  did happen to you that you add a property (accessor get/set of an attribute) in a class node, Save the project, move the project to another location and it open and that the property node is missing in the project, although that the file VI is there in the file system? Unfortunately, it causes other screws using the property node is broken after moving the project to new place.

  The class file is some sort of XML and I checked: property node information is missing indeed, that seems to be lost when you save the project to the original location.

  Any idea?

  Peter

  Peter,

  If the content about the VI for the property URL is indeed missing in the file lvclass, it should not be a problem of relatively/absolute path.

  So what I want to know to clear:

  -PC 1 is used to develop the project, including the class (file lvclass and a few screws). You save the project using project explore everything back up?

  -Then you copy EVERYTHING used in the project manually to 2 PC (a unique project directory?).

  -Open the copy on the new machine shows the issue: the lvclass file does not include the entry for the node property accessor get/set screw option, but the screws are in the space provided (in the project folder).

  Is this correct?

  If so, the file lvclass on PC 1 contains about property nodes?

  If the parameter is there, please compare the original file and the copy of the timestamp and size. It seems that the lvclass file is not copied correctly.

  If the parameter is missing on 1 PC, the question must also be enabled on the developer's computer. When you try to save the lvclass file: it overwrites the file and create a new stamp/size for her?

  Otherwise, wait for the lvclass file to be write protected...

  Norbert

  EDIT: We're talking marked yellow question type, do we?

  

• Could not load application module in R12.2.4 when I changed the class files directory

  Hi all

  I was able to successfully deploy a page in R12.2.4 where my path of the class file was like xxx/oracle/apps/fndxxx/abcd/Server

  but now, the directory must be changed to xxx/oracle/PSA/xxfnd/abcd/server, so I'm updating all the files of AM, VO, CO to point to the new directory and compiled and FTP'd to JAVA_TOP

  Bounce is done, but still the page is trying to access the page of the old directory (xxx/oracle/apps/fndxxx/abcd/server)

  It is said: oracle.apps.fnd.framework.OAException: could not load application module xxx/oracle/apps/fndxxx/abcd/Server/xxxAM

  I checked the classpath and it points to JAVA_TOP, also verified the file permissions (777)

  What could be the problem, please let me know

  @AJ: Please help me... You are the fastest of all

  Thank you

  Valsaint

  Hi all

  It was the FORM function issue, where he wasn't pointing to the updated file directory structure

  Thank you

  Valsaint

• Having problem to add code to the .vmx file.

  I try to add the code below in my .vmx file.

  mainMem.useNamedFile = "FALSE".
  MemTrimRate = 0
  prefvmx.minVmMemPct = "100".
  prefvmx.useRecommendedLockedMemSize = 'TRUE '.
  sched.mem.pshare.Enable = "FALSE".
  I added my vmx file attachments, so you can take a look.
  I added these lines of code to the wrong file?

  After that, I am unable to open the virtual machine and get an error message:

  http://i50.Tinypic.com/33mwub9.PNG

  IM using Windows 7 pro on the host computer. With the help of VMware Workstation 8

  Help please! =)

  The file you connected, Windows 7 vmxf, isn't the .vmx config file and does not have the file, you should be editing!   Remove your Windows 7 vmxf file changes and edit the .vmx instead.  If you still have questions after that cleaning of the .vmxf file and modifying the .vmx file and then archive them both in a zip file and attach to a response message.

• Coloration of the code for the PHP files using CSS

  Coloration of the code for the PHP files using CSS
  

  The Situation:

  It is possible to mix PHP and CSS so that you create a PHP file and it is served to the user in a CSS file. It works just like writing a normal PHP file which is then processed and used in HTML. To do this, you create a PHP file and at the top of the file, you add the following line of code:

  <?php header("Content-type: text/css"); ?>

  This line tells the browser that the file is CSS instead of HTML. Fantastic.

  Here is a link to a more detailed article on the subject: http://www.barelyfitz.com/projects/csscolor/

  The problem:

  The problem is that when I create a PHP file in Dreamweaver code colors in the document like PHP for PHP and HTML to CSS code code because it still thinks the document is supposed to be a HTML document. Is there a way to change the style of this situation? I find that code coloring to normal CSS files is really useful and would like to be there instead of just black text.

  Other information:
  

  I already have this submitted a feature request to Adobe, but I never heard back. Does anyone know how to do this now?

  I would really like to see the code coloring to adapt to the content type of the file, when the file is PHP. So if no content type is specified, values by default in html format, but when it's CSS, code coloring so a coloration of the different code is used. It could also adapt to files JS, XML files, the works. But really, I just want to add the PHP/CSS code coloring.

  I'm certainly not an expert, and this is my first time looking at the file,

  but it looks like the section.

  "ID ="CSS"doctypes ="CSS"priority '50' = > ' see the style css and

  the and refer to where the design must

  be applied. If that is correct then the code you provided should style

  It all starts after the

  and ending with another php code? It should be then that a

  tag additional php to be present in the document of 'close' the

  blowdry.

  And the continuation of this line of thinking, I have just that in the (php-> css)

  file. I placed my code. Then

  After the CSS, I placed another block of php: and it works!

  The CSS is styling just like should the CSS.

  Logically, you need that, and it seems to work ok for me without it. If Yes, you can change "" to be more explicit and less impact for PHP parsing, such as ' /DW/ '.

  Haha, Unfortunantely, PHP is more the same color scheme. He

  went from normal red blends what the html code looks like

  scheme (blue with quotations from green text). Fortunantely this configuration is far

  more convenient than the previous color coding!

  All subsequent PHP Directives are coloring properly for me - it's just the first one that triggers the coloration (e.g. ) is not. What do you see?

  If, therefore, in the XML file you added in CodeColoring.xml, you can change:

  scheme = "outerTag.

  is similar to the colouring of the PHP Directive:

  scheme = "customText" id = "CodeColor_PHPScriptBlock".

  This causes the entire PHP directive is red color - not optimal, but a little better.

  HTH,

  Randy

• To access the Variables in the class file

  Say that I set a variable in a class file:

  public var container: sprite;

  I add the sprite to the scene and set it's x and y in the class file. How I would go about the change in x and y of the container in my fla file?

  You are welcome.

  using a method to expose parts of your class makes it easier to read and debug your classes.

  p.s. If your issue is resolved and that you are able, please mark this thread as answered.

• I should "separate compiled code in the source file" for *.ctl files?

  There are a few good reasons to code compiled separately to screw

  Now, the option is also available for custom orders/type definitions. I wonder if there is any benefit whether for the separation of updating the code of these? None of the reasons for separation will apply to *.ctl files, after all. In fact, it might even be disruptive - in some quick experiments, separation of compiled code has increased the size of the files *.ctl!

  (Transferred to https://lavag.org/topic/19681-should-i-separate-compiled-code-from-source-file-for-ctl-files/ )

  Hi JKSH,

  Good question!  After searching for a bit, the first reason mentioned in the KB, you are connected (to simplify the source code control) looks like it could apply to the .ctl file.

  I guess that similarly to how changes in 1 VI cause unsaved changes in any screws that call it, changes with a .ctl file can do the same thing.  However, it seems that separation of compiled code make it possible only to make changes to a file at a time, without the domino effect.

  Best,

  David Randolph

  Engineering applications

  National Instruments

  www.NI.com/support

• From cod to the application files.

  Hi, it is possible to run "*.cod file" of the main application?

  Which is added to the project file and run it cod of the application (choose in the menu)

  Something like the way in which the audio file starts with the file class.

  In short, the creation of an application in which it is cod file and run it from my app

  Sorry for my English

  Yes

• are the COD of the CAP files to .java already pre-audit or not?

  My apologies if I don't see something that is obvious to others, but it's not clear to me if the .cod files created Cap running on the .java files are already pre-audit or not.  In the development guide, it says in one place:

  When you build a project by using the BlackBerry® integrated development environment, the IDE BlackBerry compiles your source in bytecode Java® files, performs predetermination from FNIHB and creates a single .cod file and a file .jad to an application from BlackBerry® device.

  and then in another place:

  To reduce the amount of processing the device BlackBerry® performs when you load your device BlackBerry app, partly to check your classes. You can also use the Smartphone BlackBerry® Simulator to preverify .cod files.

  At the command prompt, type:
  Preverify.exe [-d] output input directory - classpath. Directory

  I could imagine review making sense if entries were fichiers.class/.jar of javac instead of the CAP, but that I'm a bit confused by the wording in the development Guide and don't see a definitive answer elsewhere.  As always, my apologies if I missed this - pointer RTFM appreciated.

  It depends on how you use the CAP.  If the entry is java files, then Yes, Cap compiles, preverifies and generates the cod files.  If before you class files or jar, then you have to preverify step before the CAP.

• Code of script to the code for the class paper - best practices

  I'm starting to put my code in the document class, instead of on the main timeline, and I have a few questions. When I was using the timeline, everything was linear. It is easy to know what things would begin and end because of the way the playhead moves. With the document class, I noticed for the first time that the functions are performed at the same time, if you call one after the other. What would be the best way to make them run in the order? Let's say I have the functions f1, f2, and f3. I guess at the end of the f1, I could call f2 and at the end of f2 call f3 or use event listeners, but is it the right way to do it? At the time wherever you arrive at f3, are not always 'open' because they did not complete f1 and f2?

  do you want some significant time to sweat between execution of the f1, f2 and f3?

  If so, use a timer or a timer.  If not, then just call sequentially. with a few exceptions (mainly when loading some outside (flash) file synchronously executes the code):

  F1();

  F2();

  F3();

• decompile the .class files to continue its development

  I do business with some .class files where the client may have lost the source... after the use of jad can I continue to develop this code? My first run of the jad on class files provides for some fairly enigmatic elements...
  
  is there another method to retrieve the source?
  
  Thanks for any information that may be submitted.

  They really are your customers files for which they have simply lost the source and or you have legal permission to decompile and modify the classes if, of course, you can continue to develop. Hope, however, you will need to do a lot of massage and restoration by hand. There are other decompilers out there. Google for them, try some and compare the results. You can find a little less painful to deal with than others, but overall, you will probably get more or less the same results.

• Cannot find the class file for weblogic.application.ApplicationException

  ApplicationException
  Dear all,
  
  
  
  I am trying to create a planner in weblogic portal server 10.
  
  I wrote the following code.
  
  
  
  package com.abc.test;
  
  
  
  Import weblogic.application.ApplicationLifecycleEvent;
  
  Import weblogic.application.ApplicationLifecycleListener;
  
  Import weblogic.management.ApplicationException;
  
  
  
  SerializableAttribute public class MyAppListener extends ApplicationLifecycleListener {}
  
  public MyAppListener() {}
  
  MyAppJobScheduler MyApp = new MyAppJobScheduler();
  
  }
  
  {} public void postStart (ApplicationLifecycleEvent evt)
  
  try {}
  
  MyAppJobScheduler MyApp = new MyAppJobScheduler();
  
  }
  
  catch (Exception e) {}
  
  
  
  }
  
  }
  
  
  
  }
  
  
  
  The code above is to launch a compilation error.
  
  
  
  < strong > weblogic.application.ApplicationException type is not resolved. It is indirectly referenced from .class files required.
  
  < facilities > ApplicationLifecycleEvent class
  refers the
  ApplicationException
  < strong >
  
  < facilities >
  
  Which jar file that I need to import for ApplicationException.
  
  
  
  Thanks in advance...
  
  Rajeev R

  weblogic.application.ApplicationException should be weblogic.jar, in your server/lib directory.

  George

• Save the class file using XML

  Hi-

  I made a new class for LabVIEW, and I try to save a file using XML. Attached pictures show how to create the file and how I read it, and I get the error message. I tried a variety of different methods and nothing worked so far. I was wondering if anyone had any advice or examples to save a class to file via XML.

  In the meantime, I'll use the method described here:

  http://forums.NI.com/NI/board/message?board.ID=170&message.ID=215511&query.ID=672786#M215511

  but I would prefer XML for more usability later down the line.

  I also thought just not related to the group all the data structure, recording via XML and then just group it upward and writing to an instance of the class. This seems to be more work that needs to be necessary and should be redone every time I have change the class.

  Probably, it goes without saying that I am fairly new to LabVIEW so I hope this isn't a stupid error that is obvious to the vet...

  Thanks in advance,
  Nate

  First - Sorry for wany waste of time to download the wrong screenshot in the op.

  Second - I solved it! I was about to send a screenshot of my hierarchy for you to take a look at, but that made me think. I re-arranged my hierarchy; This solves the problem.

  Now, for all those who had the same problem (Error 1527):

  The first screenshot is my original project hierarchy, which did not work.

  The second is my hierarchy updated the project that solved the problem.

  Thanks for your help!

• Compiled code in the source file was separated... when referencing a tat of VI entered a trajectory control

  I have a feeling I know the answer.

  I have an executable that takes a VI from trajectory control and the executable reads certain properties.  It crashes with this error.

  Some experience on the issue:

  The executable waits on path control to change its value, then it reads the properties.  He's just fine.

  Running the source code works very well.

  The VI which is read has separate code.

  So I think it's no different than calling a VI dynamically because it is the responsibility of the VI in memory to read its properties, and that cannot happen if the code is separate.  I guess you have to uncheck the option "Separately compiled Code."... "for every VI (Subvi) I loading and recompile all that and that should work?

  Thank you!

  We will try to clarify something here.  You have an EXE file (running in the TEN) and is trying to call a VI that is not included in the EXE file and make everything with her?  If this is the case, while called VI does NOT have to be defined for separate update.  The reason being that the RTE does not any compilation.  So tried to do something for a VI with no compiled code is impossible.

  In the development environment, the code compiled for VI should be in the cache of the object.  So the separate update is not serious.

• ProjectName - 1.cod in the JAD file

  Hi all:

  I can install my application using the Desktop Manager, and it works well.

  However, when I try to install the application by using OTA, in the jad file, there is a line like this:

  RIM-COD-URL-1: ProjectName - 1.cod

  It has always failed because my cod file is ProjectName.cod, not ProjectName - 1.cod.

  Can someone help me?

  Thank you!

  I suggest that you remove the file jad the directory where it is created by the JDE, then re build yourapplication.  This will force the JDE to rebuild your jad and you will probably find that he decided that your cod hasn't needed a child file from same parents.  From my experience, the JDE does not rebuild (but a few updates) the jad when you recompile.

  What level of JDE do you use?