Deploy the war web-determinations in JBoss

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• 'Back' in the Oracle Web determination UI button

  Hi all
  
  
  We use Oracle Web determination for decision-making process modules, in the interview OPA standard 'submit' screens that no "back" button is only provided for the following pages.
  
  Please provide information on how to provide the 'Back' button or similar functionality.
  
  Kindly let me know why button "Return" is not provided in the user interface?
  
  Thank you
  Sri

  If the first goal to a button "return" is to change either a previous response, or to check previous answers, so why not use the data review screen?

  The data review screen is available via the link in OWD "revision of data" and allows the user to view the previous responses and access previous screens. It is better to implement a button 'back' customized for several reasons:

  -C' is out-of-the-box functionality, so no customization to implement or maintain.

  -It allows the user to see all previous screens at a glance on a single page.

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  As a general rule, it is always advisable to use existing features of out-of-the-box instead of using the customization.

  See you soon,.
  Jasmine

• Change the format of the OPA Web determination effective date

  Hi all
  
  We tried to change the format of the date of entry in the user Web interface of OPA determination. Currently, with installation by default the format of the date is DD/MM/YYYY. We want to change this entry to YYYY-MM-DD format.
  
  Can we specify our format of the custom with the locale entry date?
  Please let us know if you have any suggestions how this can be configured using the OPM.
  
  
  Thank you and best regards,
  Suchitta
  
  Edited by: Suchitta Bhattacharya on June 30, 2011 02:58

  Hello.

  You can change the format of date of entry by adding the property "entry-date-formats" in the application.properties file in the Configuration section of the web analyses.

  If you need to change the input format to support multiple locales, you can create multiple .. Properties files

  For more information, see the section Files of Configuration Web determinations in the Oracle Developer Guide political Atuomation (online at http://download.oracle.com/docs/html/E20841_01/toc.htm). It would be simple search 'record - date formats.

• Deploy the ADF web application and forms and reports Services on the same installation of Weblogic Server

  I have forms and reports already installed on the Weblogic Server.

  Now, I want to install ADF web Application on the same server, Weblogic.

  Is it really possible to have forms & reports services and the application of the adf on the same installation of weblogic server?

  Please suggest / guide me on how to achieve the task above.

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• How to deploy the WAR Weblogic

  need help please
  
  How to deploy WAR Weblogic server 11 GR 1 material
  
  Thanks for your help

  This would help you
  http://www.sagecomputing.com.au/papers_presentations/JDEV11g-WebLogic10.3.PDF

• How to deploy the business on Oracle Application Server rule

  OPA dear team,
  
  
  We have a requirement in which we integrate the OPA with BPEL. We must define the rules of modeling tool Oracle policy and deploy it in Oracle Application Server.We will then that wsdl and call the rule of BPEL partner links engine. By default the Oracle Policy modeling tool deploys for tomcat. Ask your input about how we can deploy on oracle application server.
  
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  Anand

  bwolff wrote:

  So my question is how to deploy a rulebase.zip a determination server that runs on Oracle Weblogic Server 11g?

  Thank you
  Brian

  Normally, an application server will expand the war for the web application file works from the expanded location. When this is the case, you can deploy a new one simply by copying the module zip file in the directory WEB-INF/classes/rulebases .

  However, Weblogic is not extend the web application, there is no directory to copy the file zip of modules on.

  It is possible to run the determinations under weblogic server so that you can deploy a new modules without restarting the server of determinations. There are two technqiues to achieve this.

  1. you can manually unzip the .war file somewhere that the weblogic server can see locally and then deploy the .war file expanded as the determinations server web app. If you do that you can deploy a new modules by copying the zip file in the directory WEB-INF/classes/rulebases to this place.

  2. it is possible to specify a rulebases directory that is not in the web application. In this case, it should be a place the web application can be done locally. You can deploy a new modules by copying the rulebase.zip file to the location specified modules.

  You specify a different directory to search rulebases by setting a java system property: determinations.server.rulebase.dir.

  Example of

  -Ddeterminations.server.rulebase.dir=/some/other/dir/rulebases
  

• deployment of war on weblogic 10.3.4 files

  I have a weblogic 10.3.4 field and a war (smap.war) file. Can I deploy the war file using the weblogic console (10.3.4).
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  ------------------error---------------------------
  
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  [wldeploy] problem: cvc-complex - type. 2.4: expected for element 'servlet-name @http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee' instead of 'display-name @http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' here @http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee servlet element: < null >
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  ---------------------------build.xml------------------------
  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >
  <! - ant buildfile generated by Oracle JDeveloper - >
  <!-generated on March 11, 2011 15:52:31 >
  
  < by default of the = "init" project >
  < target name = "init" >
  < tstamp / >
  < / target >
  
  < name = "wls.username property" value = "weblogic" / > "
  < name = "wls.password property" value = "welcome1" / > "
  < name = "wls.hostname property" value = "localhost" / > "
  < name = "wls.port property" value = "7001" / > "
  < name = "admin.server.name property" value = "AdminServer" / > "
  < name = "deploy.target property" value = "AdminServer" / > "
  <!-here, you can specify either NOMCLUSTER, IndividualServerName as 'ManagedOne' or list of Managed/AdminServer separated by commas-->
  "< name ="deploy.name property"value =" smap.war "/ >
  < name = "deploy.source property" value = "E:\SVN_Root\smap_Build" / > "
  
  
  < taskdef name = "wldeploy" classname = "weblogic.ant.taskdefs.management.WLDeploy" >
  < classpath >
  < pathelement location="D:\Oracle\Middleware\wlserver_10.3\server\lib\weblogic.jar"/ >
  < / classpath >
  < / taskdef >
  
  < target name = "szmap" depends = "init" >
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  webxml="${deploy.source}\smap\WebContent\WEB-INF\web. XML">
  < dir="${deploy.source}\smap\WebContent"/ fileset >
  < dir="${deploy.source}\smap\build\classes"/ classes >
  < / war >
  < / target >
  
  < target name = "deployX" depends = "init" >
  < echo message = "deploy.source=${deploy.source}"/ 27 > "
  < echo message = "deploy.name=${deploy.name}"/ 28 > "
  < wldeploy action = "deploy".
  Name = "${deploy." Name} '.
  source = "${deploy." Source}-${deploy. Name} '.
  User = "${WLS." UserName} ".
  nostage = 'true '.
  Password = "${WLS." Password}.
  verbose = "true".
  adminurl = "T3: / / ${WLS." "HostName}: ${WLS.port} ' targets =" ${deploy.target} ""
  
  Debug = 'true '.
  / >
  < / target >
  
  <! - transfer Applications - >
  < a name = target "redeploy" >
  < wldeploy action = "redeploy".
  Name = "${deploy." Name} '.
  User = "${WLS." UserName} ".
  nostage = 'true '.
  Password = "${WLS." Password}.
  verbose = "true".
  adminurl = "T3: / / ${WLS." "HostName}: ${WLS.port} ' targets =" ${deploy.target} "/ >"
  < / target >
  
  <! - Uneploying Applications - >
  < target name = "undeployX" >
  < wldeploy action = "cancel the deployment.
  name = "szmap".
  FailOnError = "false".
  User = "${WLS." UserName} ".
  Password = "${WLS." Password}.
  verbose = "true".
  adminurl = "T3: / / ${WLS." "HostName}: ${WLS.port} ' targets =" ${deploy.target} "/ >"
  < / target >
  
  < target name = "all" depends = "init, deployX" / >
  
  < / project >

  You can package wsdl4j - 1.6.2.jar in your WAR file and place it in the WEB-INF/lib directory.

  Using the deployment substitute weblogic.xml (that you already have - prefer-web-inf-classes) you can ensure
  the jar in the WEB-INF/lib drectory gets preference over the classes loaded into the classpath system (WebLogic classpath).

  This entry is already in your weblogic.xml file

  
     true
  
  

  When you compress your additional jar files in the WEB-INF/lib directory you can leave out the referees of the library.

  When you want to use shared libraries, you must wrap the pots in a WAR file, for example with the following structure:

  META-INF
      MANIFEST.MF
  WEB-INF
      lib
          wsdl4j-1.6.2.jar
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  The contents of the MANIFEST. MF might be something like:

  Manifest-Version: 1.0
  Created-By: 1.6.0_05 (BEA Systems, Inc.)
  Extension-Name: wsdl4j
  Specification-Title: WSDL Library
  Specification-Version: 1.6
  Specification-Vendor: Middleware Magic
  Implementation-Title: WSDL Library
  Implementation-Version: 1.6.2
  Implementation-Vendor: Middleware Magic
  

  When you use this shared library, you can use weblogic.xml in your file. WAR to designate it, for example.

  
      wsdl4j
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      1.6.2
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  You can also create new WAR file that contains another version of wsdl4j and you specify this version in the MANIFEST. MF file
  and refer to it using weblogic.xml.

• EPM 11.1.2.3: deployment of java web applications on environment Mix Linux and windows

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  and for weblogic server port must be different as 7001 on linux and 7002 on HFM?
  

  
  

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  Dattatray Mate
  

  

  Yes, please keep another domain name...

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• How to deploy oasa.war in Weblogic 10.3

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• DEPLOY THE APP WAR

  Hi people, I know that this must be the n + 1 times this issue is posted here, I have read all the post before and follow their instructions to have a Tomcat 6, working with a very simple adf components. the error I get is that Tomcat cannot deploy this App, that it is the tomcat configuration:
  
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  ADF - controller.jar 132
  500 adf-controller-rt-.jar
  4 adf-controller - security.jar
  ADF-faces-databinding - rt.jar 668
  32 adflibfilter.jar
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  7576 adfm.jar
  44 adfmweb.jar
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  340 adf-pageflow - impl.jar
  ADF-pageflow - rc.jar 44
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  648 adf-share - ca.jar
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  268 adf-share - support.jar
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  Catalina - ha.jar 128
  1160 catalina.jar
  232 catalina - tribes.jar
  112 Commons - el.jar
  56 db - ca.jar
  1544 dms.jar
  492 dvt - databindings.jar
  DVT - facesbindings.jar 128
  3420 dvt - faces.jar
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  1268 dvt - utils.jar
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  368 glassfish.jstl_1.2.0.1.jar
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  Jasper.jar 516
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  2512 javatools - nodeps.jar
  64 javax.activation_1.1.0.0_1 - 1.jar
  352 javax.jsf_1.2.0.1.jar
  16 javax.management.j2ee_1.0.jar
  12 javax.transaction_1.0.0.0_1 - 1.jar
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  364 jmxframework.jar
  jmxspi.jar 612
  JPs - api .jar 444
  JPs-.jar 648
  JPs - ee.jar 24
  1644 jps - internal .jar
  112 jps - not supported - api .jar
  JRF 72 - api .jar
  332 jsf - api .jar
  776 jsf - ri .jar
  JSP - api .jar 76
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  5488 mdsrt.jar
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  1948 ojdbc6.jar
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  56 share.jar
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  4 wls.jsf.di.jar
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  WEB - INF / web.xml:
  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF - 8"? >
  < web - app xmlns: xsi = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance".
  xsi: schemaLocation = "http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee/web-app_2_5.xsd".
  version = "2.5" xmlns = "http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee" >
  < context-param >
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  customer of < param-value > < / param-value >
  < / context-param >
  < context-param >
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  org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.CHECK_FILE_MODIFICATION < param-name > < / param-name >
  < param-value > false < / param-value >
  < / context-param >
  < context-param >
  < description > if the comment "generated by...» "down in pages ADF Faces HTML should contain version number information. < / description >
  oracle.adf.view.rich.versionString.HIDDEN < param-name > < / param-name >
  < param-value > false < / param-value >
  < / context-param >
  < filter >
  < filter-name > JpsFilter < / filter-name >
  > class filter < oracle.security.jps.ee.http.JpsFilter < / class filter >
  < init-param >
  enable.anonymous < param-name > < / param-name >
  < param-value > true < / param-value >
  < / init-param >
  < / filter >
  < filter >
  < name of filter > Trinidad < / filter-name >
  > class filter < org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.webapp.TrinidadFilter < / class filter >
  < / filter >
  < filter mapping >
  < filter-name > JpsFilter < / filter-name >
  < name servlet - > Faces Servlet < / servlet-name >
  < distributor > BEFORE < / dispatcher >
  < distributor > APPLICATION < / dispatcher >
  < distributor > INCLUDE < / dispatcher >
  < / filter-mapping >
  < filter mapping >
  < name of filter > Trinidad < / filter-name >
  < name servlet - > Faces Servlet < / servlet-name >
  < distributor > BEFORE < / dispatcher >
  < distributor > APPLICATION < / dispatcher >
  < / filter-mapping >
  < servlet >
  < name servlet - > Faces Servlet < / servlet-name >
  > the servlet class < javax.faces.webapp.FacesServlet < / servlet-class >
  < load-on-startup > 1 < / load-on-startup >
  < / servlet >
  < servlet >
  resources < name of the servlet > - < / servlet-name >
  > the servlet class < org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.webapp.ResourceServlet < / servlet-class >
  < / servlet >
  < servlet >
  < name servlet - > BIGRAPHSERVLET < / servlet-name >
  > the servlet class < oracle.adfinternal.view.faces.bi.renderkit.graph.GraphServlet < / servlet-class >
  < / servlet >
  < servlet >
  < name servlet - > BIGAUGESERVLET < / servlet-name >
  > the servlet class < oracle.adfinternal.view.faces.bi.renderkit.gauge.GaugeServlet < / servlet-class >
  < / servlet >
  < servlet >
  < name servlet - > MapProxyServlet < / servlet-name >
  > the servlet class < oracle.adfinternal.view.faces.bi.renderkit.geoMap.servlet.MapProxyServlet < / servlet-class >
  < / servlet >
  < servlet >
  < name servlet - > GatewayServlet < / servlet-name >
  > the servlet class < oracle.adfinternal.view.faces.bi.renderkit.graph.FlashBridgeServlet < / servlet-class >
  < / servlet >
  < servlet-mapping >
  < name servlet - > Faces Servlet < / servlet-name >
  < url-pattern > /visages / * < / url-pattern >
  < / servlet-mapping >
  < servlet-mapping >
  resources < name of the servlet > - < / servlet-name >
  < url-pattern > /adf / * < / url-pattern >
  < / servlet-mapping >
  < servlet-mapping >
  resources < name of the servlet > - < / servlet-name >
  < url-pattern > /afr / * < / url-pattern >
  < / servlet-mapping >
  < servlet-mapping >
  < name servlet - > BIGRAPHSERVLET < / servlet-name >
  < url-pattern >/servlet/GraphServlet / * < / url-pattern >
  < / servlet-mapping >
  < servlet-mapping >
  < name servlet - > BIGAUGESERVLET < / servlet-name >
  < url-pattern >/servlet/GaugeServlet / * < / url-pattern >
  < / servlet-mapping >
  < servlet-mapping >
  < name servlet - > MapProxyServlet < / servlet-name >
  < url-pattern > /mapproxy / * < / url-pattern >
  < / servlet-mapping >
  < servlet-mapping >
  resources < name of the servlet > - < / servlet-name >
  < url-pattern > /bi / * < / url-pattern >
  < / servlet-mapping >
  < servlet-mapping >
  < name servlet - > GatewayServlet < / servlet-name >
  < url-pattern > /flashbridge / * < / url-pattern >
  < / servlet-mapping >
  < / web - app >
  
  WEB-INF/trinidad - config.xml:
  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >
  < trinidad-config xmlns = "http://myfaces.apache.org/trinidad/config" >
  
  < skin-family > fusion < / skin-family >
  
  < / Trinity-config >
  
  and WEB-INF/faces - config.xml:
  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >
  < faces-config version = "1.2" xmlns = "http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee" >
  < application >
  Oracle.ADF.rich < default rendering-kit-id > < / default rendering-kit-id >
  <>regional-config settings
  are < locale by default - > < / default locale >
  <>- local ownership are < / supported regional settings >
  < / regional-config settings >
  < / application >
  
  < managed-bean >
  SelectedApp < managed-bean-name > < / managed-bean-name >
  gecu.view.SelectedApp < managed-bean-class > < / managed-bean-class >
  session of < managed-bean-scope > < / managed-bean-scope >
  < / managed-bean >
  < managed-bean >
  DatabaseQueryBean < managed-bean-name > < / managed-bean-name >
  gecu.view.DatabaseQueryBean < managed-bean-class > < / managed-bean-class >
  application of < managed-bean-scope > < / managed-bean-scope >
  < / managed-bean >
  < managed-bean >
  ClavesQueryBean < managed-bean-name > < / managed-bean-name >
  gecu.view.ClavesQueryBean < managed-bean-class > < / managed-bean-class >
  application of < managed-bean-scope > < / managed-bean-scope >
  < / managed-bean >
  < managed-bean >
  LoginBean < managed-bean-name > < / managed-bean-name >
  gecu.view.LoginBean < managed-bean-class > < / managed-bean-class >
  session of < managed-bean-scope > < / managed-bean-scope >
  < managed property >
  user < property-name > < / property-name >
  java.lang.String < class property > < / class property >
  < value > < / value >
  < / the managed property >
  < managed property >
  password property-< name > < / property-name >
  java.lang.String < class property > < / class property >
  < value > < / value >
  < / the managed property >
  < / managed-bean >
  < navigation-rule >
  login.jsp < of view - id > < /-view-id >
  <>navigation-case
  failure of < from outcome > < / de-results >
  login.jsp < to view - id > < / to-view-id >
  < / navigation-case >
  <>navigation-case
  success of < from outcome > < / de-results >
  /core/select.jsp < to view - id > < / to-view-id >
  < / navigation-case >
  <>navigation-case
  Logout < from outcome > < / de-results >
  logout.jsp < to view - id > < / to-view-id >
  < / navigation-case >
  < / navigation-rule >
  < navigation-rule >
  /core/main.jsp < of view - id > < /-view-id >
  <>navigation-case
  < from outcome > fact < / de-results >
  /core/main.jsp < to view - id > < / to-view-id >
  < / navigation-case >
  <>navigation-case
  Logout < from outcome > < / de-results >
  logout.jsp < to view - id > < / to-view-id >
  < / navigation-case >
  <>navigation-case
  < from outcome > select < / de-results >
  /core/select.jsp < to view - id > < / to-view-id >
  < / navigation-case >
  <>navigation-case
  filter with < from outcome > < / de-results >
  /util/filters.jsp < to view - id > < / to-view-id >
  < / navigation-case >
  <>navigation-case
  export of < from outcome > < / de-results >
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  < managed-bean >
  ControlSession < managed-bean-name > < / managed-bean-name >
  gecu.model.ControlSession < managed-bean-class > < / managed-bean-class >
  session of < managed-bean-scope > < / managed-bean-scope >
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  backing_util_calcs < managed-bean-name > < / managed-bean-name >
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  < / managed-bean >
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  backing_util_filters < managed-bean-name > < / managed-bean-name >
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  < / managed-bean >
  < / faces-config >
  
  If someone really well set up the tomcat 6 ADF running components without error, it would be nice if you can share it with us, I've exhausted ideas and still have no answers.
  
  Really grateful for any help received.
  
  ISY

  sanchezis,

  A few notes:

  (1) I'm sure that you have already read the certification and found that ADF is approved on WebLogic Server for the moment. Anyone who has managed to get it runs on Tomcat - well - but it is not supported.

  (2) someone spend like a lightning bolt to the top of their installation of Tomcat with all libraries in the ADF in it would very definitely in violation of license Oracle ADF - you can not redistribute their components without permission ;)

  (3) also, I'm sure you're aware that the ADF is not free - looking for a run-time license (which is included with WebLogic Server).

  John

• deploy the web service to xp embedded

  Hi all

  I struggle to run a web service on an xp embedded system. The web service works very well in my LV 2011 development environment and I have created an installer for my main application it is the lvws file is included as described in web services FAQ:

  http://zone.NI.com/DevZone/CDA/tut/p/ID/7747#toc12

  After the installation on the target computer, I can't access the web service. Also if you call localhost:3580, then I get an access error.

  But in the System Control Panel administrative tools, I can see that the server system OR like many Web server OR Web applications are started.

  For further investigation, I added the 'Distributed System Manager' to my Installer. With this tool, I see that all my web services deployed on my development system, but on the XP embedded system with TEN target is listed.

  I installed my application for a professional reference XP system to exclude that the problem is caused by embedded XP. But the behavior is exactly the same. So far, I tested only local so that settings security like firewalls and ports system should pose no problems. But to be sure I have disabled the firewall without success... I can't access the Web service. I have often found the suggestions in the forum to check if the web service is enabled. But I am not already and then access to http://localhost:3580.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you!

  This help document is somewhat outdated.

  You see 2 different problems: 1) you can not display the Configuration utility and do not install Web using localhost:3580 2) your web service monitoring.

  For the first number-->

  You probably did not understand the "Interface Web NI 2011 infrastructure" in your Setup program.  The doc to help you mentioned does not tell you to do, because it is not necessary for your web service works. However, if you want to change one of the settings of your web server after the installation, you will need this extra setup program.

  For the second question-->

  You probably didn't get your Spec to build Web services as a source file in your Setup program.  The help doc says to put your LVWS file as your installation source, but this is not correct. You must include the technical article to build real web service as a source file (not the web service create out of spec files, like LVWS).

  Let me know if any of these will help you.

  -Jared

• Integration with the secure web service IS deployed on EBS

  Hello experts,

  I have a REST webservice deployed to an Instance of the EBS. I try to call the web service using a mobile application in the ADF. However, the web service is secure and requires security settings to be sent in the request header.

  Anyone can recall or explain how I can add a custom header to the object of the application for the REST web service? Any help will be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Abhishek

  Hi Abhishek,

  You can do the following:

  String theUsername = "abc";

  String thePassword = "pass";

  String userPassword = theUsername + ': ' + thePassword.

  String encoding = new sun.misc.BASE64Encoder () .encode (userPassword.getBytes ());

  restServiceAdapter.addRequestProperty ("Authorization", "Basic" + coding);

  If you use Webservice DataControl, then automatically the connection information in the login form is injected into the webservice framework.

  Kind regards

  Deepak

• How to deploy the file. War in Tomcat integrated with the Complutense University of MADRID

  Hello
  
  Can anyone please share the steps to Configure Tomcat integrated into the University Complutense of MADRID and the steps to deploy the individual file of JSP and war.
  
  Thank you
  
  Published by: user4884609 on February 13, 2012 16:23

  I think that this page 67. This manual provides information looking after: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E10316_01/cs/cs_doc_10/documentation/developer/sdk_getting_started_10en.pdf

  Kind regards
  Boris

• Javafx 2.0 deployment request to the server web and accsess by URL

  Hi all
  
  I built a JavaFx 2.0 using Netbeans 7.1 application. He created an html file, a jar jnlp file a file with the name of the project. Now, I want to deploy my application on a server for example glassfish or tomcat so that any user can access the URL.
  
  Is it possible to deploy the application on the server. If so, how?
  
  I found a link
  http://docs.Oracle.com/JavaFX/2.0/deployment/deploy_overview.htm
  Here he described various mode of executions. In a run mode it say that we can launch the application from a remote server using Web Start. But I'm not able to get the steps how to achieve this.
  
  
  Thank you
  Vikas

  You deploy a client application via a network, you cannot be sure that the computer that is running the client application will have the configuration property file in the location you are trying to access (unless your application he wrote). Even if the file is there that you must sign your application deployed to have access to it, which is usually an unnecessary hassle.

  As an aside, use the code format specifiers (see thread sticky at the top of the forums) to apply inlining code in forum posts because it makes the code more readable.
  -----
  For that to work, you must package configuration properties inside your pot with the rest of your resources, then you can load it via:

  pro.load(LoginPage.class.getResourceAsStream("config/config.properties");
  

  OR, if you can't bundle configuration properties in the pot, for example because you want to vary the configuration regardless of deployment of a new pot, you can host on your Web server configuration to a relative location where host you your application and get it from here:

  HostServices hosting = getHostServices();
  pro.load(new URL(hosting.resolveURI(hosting.getDocumentBase(), "config/config.properties")).openStream());
  

  For example, if the application jar is located in the ROOT/webapps of tomcat directory, and you want to access config/config.properties using HostServices, then place config.properties in the webapps/ROOT/config/config.properties

  Now, if you have specific user rather that wide application configuration, you will need to implement a web service for storing specific user configuration and to read and write from that or you need read and write the configuration of the user on the local drive by using the jnlp FileService for unsigned application , or any where on the disk if you have a signed application.

  However, it seems that your configuration is to store only a hostname, the port and service network app path. If you can make the path to the app for your network service in relation to where you deploy your application and save the relative path as a constant in your application, you could get only the information of:

  HostServices hosting = getHostServices();
  URL serviceURL = new URL(hosting.resolveURI(hosting.getDocumentBase(), APP_PATH));
  ServiceCommunicator.HOSTNAME = serviceURL.getHost();
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  ServiceCommunicator.SERVER_APP_PATH = serviceURL.getPath();
  

  In this way, you wouldn't have to define, maintain and load a separate config.properties file.
  In addition, with the path of the service against your deployment application facilitates application host elsewhere and denies the need to sign the application for network services to work when the application is deployed in embedded mode webstart or browser.

  Published by: jsmith on January 20, 2012 01:11
  I thought that you could load a properties with just a url string, but it must in fact be a stream, so I've updated the call to load the properties in order to take a course of water.
  Has changed

  pro.load(hosting.resolveURI(hosting.getDocumentBase(), "config/config.properties");
  

  TO

  pro.load(new URL(hosting.resolveURI(hosting.getDocumentBase(), "config/config.properties")).openStream());
  

• Deploy a war in the Oracle application server

  Hello
  
  We have a few Oracle discoverer running on the oracle application server and I would like to deploy a war to the service file.
  Can someone tell me if its possible to do?
  Should I just drop the war in the deployment of the server folder?
  
  Thank you
  KK

  Wrong forum.

  Move the thread (close and re-post) to each of discoverer
  or somewhere in http://forums.oracle.com/forums/category.jspa?categoryID=193 (probably Oracle ACE - general forum).