FlexContext.getFlexClient () returns an invalid object

I have this Flex client application that I am trying to implement the logout function. This customer has HTTP and RTMP connections on the server. When the user press the logout button in the client, so I try to invalidate sessions HTTP and RTMP on MSDS so the FlexClient would become invalid.
The behavior on the client, it's the login screen is displayed so that the user can connect again if they want. The problem is that if they do, the following happens on the side of the SDS:

-connection through the HTTP channel will result in the call to FlexContext.getFlexClient () returns a new FlexClient object (which is correct), with the newly created flex Http session

-aftarwards, try to connect via the RTMP channel, will result in FlexContext.getFlexClient () FlexClient object reference call to the former (i.e. those used on the previous session until the user pressed the disconnection), which is in an invalid State and has no session related. Everything would fail using this FlexClient. More, FlexContext.getFlexSession () returns the new RTMPFlexSession object (which is correct), but this session has no associated objects FlexClient (the getFlexClients() call returns an empty list)!

My question is why the FDS who'd? Why FlexContext.getFlexClient () returns an old, invalid FlexClient object? It seems strange to me. I am using LiveCycle Data Services ES 2.5.1 on the backend, deployed on Tomcat 5.5

Thank you.
Robert

Not sure it's a bug or not. I'll discuss it with dev, but I agree with you invalidate the flexclient destroy also.

William Chan

Tags: Adobe LiveCycle

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FFP60606_01011990
FFP61440_01011990
XLA_20065_AAD_C_000030_PKG
FFP55069_01011990
FFP53540_01012001
FFP55364_01011990
FFP55375_01011990
FFP50577_01011900
FFP52481_01010001
RE_PROFILER
FFP58915_01010001
FFP58920_01010001
FFP51888_01011990
FFP50928_01011997
FFP56333_01011990
FFP55063_01011990
FFP55367_01011990
FFP51068_01011997
FFP59111_01011990
FFP56332_01011990
FFP56323_01011990
FFP57190_01012000
FFP1919_01010001
FFP59191_01011990
FFP51966_01011998
FFP54403_01011995
FFP55368_01011990
FFP1917_01010001
FFP60592_01011990
FFP60607_01011990
FFP61277_01011951
FFP61871_01010001
FFP61926_01010001
FFP61897_01010001
FFP62377_01012000
FFP51837_01011990
FFP50512_01011900
FFP52744_01071999
FFP52724_01071999
FFP51411_01011999
FFP50527_01011900
FFP58888_01042004
FFP58870_01042004
FFP59117_01011990
FFP56331_01011990
FFP55080_01011990
FFP59112_01011990
FFP50583_01011900
FFP54518_01011995
FFP55079_01011990
FFP59195_01011990
FFP56053_01012000
FFP56322_01011990
FFP55373_01011990
FFP54449_01011995
FFP54522_01011995
FFP54948_01011990
FFP58918_01010001
FFP60591_01011990
RDT_1
FFP60944_01011990
FFP60963_01012000
FFP61124_01010001
FFP61912_01010001
MSD_DEM_OBI_DEMANTRA_MV
FFP55372_01011990
FFP50773_01011900
FFP53497_01012001
FFP51406_01011997
FFP50506_01011900
FFP50508_01011900
FFP51843_01011990
FFP55062_01011990
FFP55078_01011990
FFP55070_01011990
FFP57220_01012000
FFP56326_01011990
FFP51906_01011990
FFP53224_01011999
FFP56337_01011995
FFP58909_01010001
FFP58906_01010001
FFP58861_01042004
FFP51841_01011990
FFP50581_01011900
FFP56321_01011990
FFP50524_01011900
FFP60589_01011990
FFP61924_01010001
XLA_00707_AAD_C_000044_PKG
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Invalid objects FFP [ID 1331911.1]

HTH
Srini

HOWTO return a new object of a script object

Hello
I wonder about the fact that it is not able to return a new object from an existing script object in a field of LiveCycle Designer.
Let's say we have follwing situation:
1. a Script object named 'LcdObjects' with a 'field': object
```
function Field(som) {
 this.som = som;
 
 this.hideField = function() {
  som.presence = "hidden";
 }
}
```
2. now I want to create a new instance of the object of 'field' in a text field (in the case of 'click'):
```
f = new LcdObjects.Field(this);
f.hideField();
```
3. the code above doesn't work with the text field. It seems that there is no new object created.
4. it seems that I must create an auxiliary function for each object in the script object to get a successful return of a new object:
```
function newField(som) { 
    return new Field(som); 
}
```
5. with the auxiliary function, I can create a new instance of the Field object in my text field:
```
f = LcdObjects.newField(this);
f.hideField();
```
But I'm not very happy with this solution, because with this workaround, I have to create an auxiliary function to return for every single object which does not seem to be very smart to me.
Are there any general solution to return an instance of an object without using this kind of workaround?
Thank you.

Hello

You can add a function to a script object that returns your "Field" object with the method hideField. So, as a function;

function Field (field)

{

var that = {'field': field};

that.hideField = function()

{

This.Field.Presence = 'hidden ';

}

Back to this;

}

Could be called by

LcdObjects.Field (TextField1) .hideField ();

Concerning

Bruce

Invalid objects after the upgrade to GR 11, 2
EBS - 12.1.2
SLES SP10 - Linux x 86-64

DB - 11.2.0.3
zVM/OS

After our upgrade to 11.2.0.3, I see that the number of invalid objects is passed about 35 to about 92. I ran adadmin to compile the drawing APPS - and there are still some 79.

What strikes me as strange is that most of the invalid objects is in the scheme applications - and is prefixed with EDW_ or FII_

This isn't the business environment in the PRODUCTION (yet to be upgraded).

Is there something that I am missing in the upgrade process?

What is the importance of the link DB EDW_APPS_TO_WH? This could be the reason why the EDW_ objects are not compiled?
After our upgrade to 11.2.0.3, I see that the number of invalid objects is passed about 35 to about 92. I ran adadmin to compile the drawing APPS - and there are still some 79.

What strikes me as strange is that most of the invalid objects is in the scheme applications - and is prefixed with EDW_ or FII_

This isn't the business environment in the PRODUCTION (yet to be upgraded).

Is there something that I am missing in the upgrade process?

What is the importance of the link DB EDW_APPS_TO_WH? This could be the reason why the EDW_ objects are not compiled?

You must ensure that these database links are valid for disabled to validate objects.

Invalid objects for Modules EDW and IFI [412032.1 ID]
EDW Associates invalid objects [554036.1 ID]
Interoperability note EBS R12 with Database 11 g 2 [ID 1058763.1]

https://forums.Oracle.com/forums/search.jspa?threadID=&q=EDW+and+invalid&objid=C3&DateRange=all&userid=&NumResults=15&rankBy=10001

Thank you
Hussein

compile the invalid objects
Hello

I have a few invalid objects. During opening hours, should I run @/$ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/utlrp.sql in the production database?

Oracle 10g / UNIX.
Gowin_dba wrote:
Hello

I have a few invalid objects. During opening hours, should I run @/$ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/utlrp.sql in the production database?

Oracle 10g / UNIX.

default behavior is that they get auto-magiquement compiled the next time they are referenced.

So why exactly you want to do it manually?

XLA_00555_AAD_C_011117_PKG Invalid Object is not compile
Hi guru,.

I have an invalid object XLA_00555_AAD_C_011117_PKG.

I've compiled several types, but it is not compiled.

I tried through adadmin utility,@utlrp.sql and collected through the command

change the package compilation XLA_00555_AAD_C_011117_PKG body;

but this isn't the compilation.

Please guide me to compile the invalid object above... .package body

Kind regards
SBJ *.
Please see this link - http://www.orafaq.com/node/2608

Thank you
Hussein

Invalid objects after the discharge of the export is refreshed. How to fix?
I made a pattern only export dump and then imported into a test environment. Now, there are about 40 invalid objects. I used utlrp.sql to make them disappear.

All are deleted except a procedure owned by a user of the app.

I want to recreate it, but fear there are some permissions, grants associated with this procedure.

How be sure all connected with this procedure, such as subsidies, permissions, links will be recreated?

Thank you in advance for help.
846422 wrote:
I see. You are right. Thanks for solving this problem. Any good suggestion on how to fix the invalid objects? and what is the workaround for these grants on system/sys objects? How to avoid this problem?

someone has explicitly issued GRANT on DB exported; previously.

The SQL statements must be under the control of application source code; like the rest of application.

After the import run only SQL file containing all the commands necessary to produce 100% valid objects

FlexContext.getFlexClient () returns an invalid object

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