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• The deployment of Web Services custom R12

  Please let me know how to deploy the custom web services of R12. We have not installed in our instance of Oracle Enterprise Manager.
  
  Thank you

  You really need a manager of the company. You can install EM from the SOA Suite CD simply select the j2ee option not Suite SOA full blown.

  Not sure what you mean by R12, is this e-Business Suite. Web services must be installed on the same application server as the e-Business Suite, it can be installed in any oc4j / j2ee application server. If it's e-Business Suite, the application server will probably need connectivity to the e-Business Suite.

  You want the Web service for you do generally use adapters supplied for eBusiness Suite integration.

  see you soon
  James

• ENVY 5530:5530 does not connect to web services

  I bought a FANCY 5530 yesterday and followed the instructions for setting up wireless. It prints and scans. However, it does not connect to Web Services. One suggestion is that it may require a proxy server details: How can I get these details? I'm not aware that I use a proxy server for internet connection. What can I do, please?

  I am using Windows 7, 64 bit OS

  After a pratting very long on this labyrinthine web site, I was allowed to telephone support. The solution has been offered instantly, which suggests that it is certainly not unusual. Here's what to do:

  1 assuming you can communicate with your printer, open its IP address in the browser.

  2. Select the tab 'network '.

  3. Select "network address (IP)" in the list on the left.

  4. enter 8.8.8.8 as the preferred manual server.

  5. enter 8.8.4.4 as auxiliary manual DNS server.

  Which corrects the problem. Thanks to the lovely people I spoke with.

• HP Envy 110 All In One printer: HP Envy 110 series does not connect to Web Services

  I had the printer a number of years and it works very well. I wanted to set up the service of replacement with HP ink, but apparently the "Web Services" are not put in place?

  The iprint app refuses to implement. (says it is not connected to the internet and it is!)  I have tried restore factory settings and delete and reinstall on my laptop, nothing helps. I tried to enter the ip address in the browser, but it still does this end no more.

  The MNA I am doing wrong?

  Help, please.

  Thank you

  Welcome to the Forum from HP Support. I hope you're well @Amchad!

  I read on the web-services and wanted to stop doing you to share my suggestions.

  As of September 1, 2016, Web Services stop working and are no longer supported on some printers. I'm afraid that your printer is on the list and therefore not compatible with web services. The function ePrint and other web services are not available on this printer.

  Please check the details here: http://hp.care/2eKfeK2

  As an alternative to HP ePrint, go to Google Cloud Print (in English) to set up your printer as printer 'classic' to use Google Cloud print with your printer.

  Hope that answers your questions. Let me know!

  See you soon

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• Color LaserJet MFP M177fw Pro: installation of web services blocked to 'connection '.

  I'm trying to enable Web Services on this new LaserJet.  I am in the built-in Web Server page and the configuration of Web Services tab.  I clicked on 'Turn on' and it just keeps spinning in connection...

  DNS is 8888 and 8844

  All the other tabs work; It is connected to the computer and the Internet.  Help please?

  Thank you!

  Hi @crowndude,

  I see that you have problems with Web Services. I want to help you.

  I have provided a few steps to try to see if we can solve this problem.

  Turn off IPv6 on the printer.

  Go to configuration, network configuration, network, IPv6 Services and turn it off.

  This DNS works better for Laserjet printers. Please change the settings to see if this will help the printer built-in Web server.

  Preferred DNS address: 209.244.0.3
  Auxiliary DNS address: 209.244.0.4

  Power cycle the printer.

  If you still have questions, please continue with the following steps:

  Update the firmware of the printer by a USB connection. HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP Firmware update M177fw.

  Configure a static IP address for the printer. Proceed to Solution 3: printer of the assign a static IP address.

  Printer HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M177fw and HP LaserJet Pro MFP M127fw and M128fw printers - printer does not keep the Wi - Fi connection.

  I'll send you another step to try in a private message.
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• I can't activate the web services, printer asking proxy address, ISP says no proxy

  I want to print from the ipad, iphone etc. with wireless turned on and connected. Try to activate the printer asking proxy that my ISP says that there is no proxy, web services, help with what I can do. I bought it only so that I can print from my ipad, the retailer does not know how to put in place, help please if you can

  There is another option to put in a custom DNS server. The integrated Web server for this model may be slightly different, but the following steps apply for all HP printers.

  What you want to do is to collect the IP address of the printer, you can do this by pressing the icon on the screen wireless and you will have to go to display settings after. Take this ip address and put it in the address bar of your web browser as a Web page. From there, go to the tab network along the top of this page, then you should have an option of ipv4 on the left side under wireless (or wired) If you are using ethernet. Here, you can set a manual IP address and a DNS Server Manual. Configure the DNS server to manual and put as a main 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 as secondary.

  These measures will have the printer through the servers DNS googles, which does not seem to solve this problem, most of the time. The main cause is that your ISP DNS servers may not have servers of web services in their system, so when it goes to connect it times out and gives you the message from proxy.

• OfficeJet 8620: OfficeJet HP 8620-"Web Services has been disabled!"

  About 6 months ago I bought an OfficeJet 8620.  It worked fine for 6 months.

  It is connected via WiFi using a DHCP address, and the network as the scanning options to the network folder and Web admin are working very well.

  I can access the printer Windows 10 PC, iPad Pro and 27 "iMac with OSX 10.

  I decided I want to enroll in the program HP ink instant - so I tried to enable it.  Through the web administration page, I discovered that 'Services Web has been disabled!   Please contact your administrator or the person who set up the printer.

  Any attempt to install or activate the web services (either through the admin web or printer) translates the same error.

  I have reset the printer to factory defaults and the error is the same.

  I'm completely unable to implement web services.

  I don't know what should be the next step.

  Welcome to the Forums of HP and thank you for your efforts so far @Hexland, I accept the challenge of helping you get this to work.

  From your description of the issue, and what you've already tried, I think it would be best to reset the most complete.

  There are a growing number of messages in this forum and elsewhere in the internet with the steps to do a reset on different printers.  Reset to will sometimes fix problems, so resetting is not the issue.

  A few resets require you to enter key combinations to open special menus on your printer that you were supposed to never access.  These special menus are used by developers and staff support for debugging of problems, but they are not intended for inexperienced users and can have unexpected results.  A wrong button push and you might no longer have a printer, but rather an expensive paper weight.  On top of that, if you happen to the 'brick' the printer in this way, it is considered as customer induced damage and voids the warranty automatically. These resets are only intended to be distributed and used as a last resort and under the direct instruction of a representative of the HP technical support. They should not be made lightly!

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• PhotoSmart 7520 does not connect to "Web Services"

  My new PhotoSmart 7520 eAll-in-one printer will not connect to the "web services" today. Yesterday all top and work without any problem. Any app I try, it gives me the same error message.

  I run Win XP, the computer is connected to a wireless router with LAN feature. My printer is connected through the LAN. It was working fine yesterday. I did no changes since last night my computer system.

  I'm and turned on the printer and went to print simple Crusaders and received the message that it cannot connect to the 'Web Services '. Sever after tests, I check wireless settings and it shows that it works with an excellent signal strength. The Mac address shows as does the correct IP address for the printer.

  I checked my router to see if she was talking to the printer and everything was correct and functional. He showed increased activity with the printer wireless and work, the IP and Mac addresses were both correct.

  I followed several statements of SUPPORT from HP on the withdrawal and the reactivation of the Web abuse and got a print both times I tried it.

  Just before I downloaded HP Print and Scan, a small icon doctor appeared in the system tray in the lower right by saying that the computer analysis was not available. I ran the program doctor and ran the fixes to scan and print. The small icon disappeared, but I don't know what has been corrected.

  I turned the printer and on again at least twice. And I ran twice wireless configuration software.

  I can always connect to web services. I didn't have this problem when I set up the new printer Saturday. It worked fine until this morning.

  I'm not having any problem connecting to Internet with other software.

  We will define a static IP address and (most importanly) an external DNS for the printer:
  
  -Print a the front of the printer Network Setup Page. Note the IP address of the printer.
  -Enter the IP address in a browser to reveal the internal settings of the printer.
  -Choose the network tab, then wireless along the left side, then on the IPv4 tab.
  -On this screen, you want to set a manual IP address. You must assign an IP address outside the range that the router sets automatically (called the DHCP range). If you do not know the range, change the last set of numbers (those after the last '.') 250
  -Apply the subnet 255.255.255.0 (unless you know it's different, if so, use it)
  -Enter the IP of your router (on the Page of the Network Config) for the gateway.
  -Enter for the first DNS 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 for second DNS. It's Google DNS. You can choose a different external DNS if you wish.
  -Click 'apply '.
  
  Now, stop the router and printer, start the router, wait, and then start printing.
  
  After that, you will have to redo 'Add printer' using the new IP address.

• jumble of text in the web interface after Web Services update / firmware

  I received a message on the screen of my Officejet 6700:

  Update recommended

  An update is available for Web Services (ePrint and Apps).

  Do you want?

  I chose to update now and it installed fine, or so I thought.

  I checked the web interface of the printer, and there is a bunch of text confused, as the code is messed up for the web server.

  I had just finished to check the status of your ink cartridges (and subsequently replaced a), so I have the fully functional Web page fortunately still open on another machine, so I can tell exactly what is forward - after on this page.

  On the tools > gauge of ink page, on the right page (old) the said table (title, first line, first column):

  Cartridges installed

  Color | Magenta | Cyan | Yellow | Black

  Part number

  Type

  End of warranty date (A-M-J)

  First Installation Date (A-M-J)

  Area of ink

  USE

  HP

  But after the software update, it says this:

  Print the self-test Page

  L@S#0456 | Number of recorded events. L@S#0462 | L@S#0552 | L@S#0450

  Use of the accumulated media

  Date

  L@S#0477

  L@S#0561

  L@S#3345

  In addition, the order "supplies" link, with a contextual text of "print order supply."

  now, says "Cartridge", with a contextual text ' block unwanted faxes '

  And "Print Printer Status Report" now says "L@S#2567".

  I went to the support section and found an update firmware, but during download and execution, after you find the printer, he says that he is already up to date and leaves me not choosing to try and reapply the update of the firmware (as is obviously what is happening through the touchscreen menu has already done).

  Should I just restore to factory settings? I think that firmware would not be changed by doing this. It is not an older version of the firmware available on the product support page, to return to an earlier version.

  Via the screen menu touch printer, a Printer Status Report print indicates the firmware version is MPM3CN1322DR.

  How to force a reinstallation of the firmware, or let them difficulty firmware which was released on 25-06 - 2013?

  I've been using Google Chrome and even had 2 tabs open in the same window, one from before the update and the second I opened after the update, so this was not a factor.
  
  I had not revisited the web interface of the printer to date, and currently, I see that the problem has disappeared!
  The version of the firmware has not changed, and I did no manipulation of the printer. I also highly doubt that the main user has nothing, because it is not tech savvy. So, the problem seems to have corrected itself.

  The only thing I see now, that I did not notice before, is that there is a version of firmware fix, but it currently says 0. I don't know what it was before, but I guess zero means that there is a patch, so the firmware didn't automatically update in order to make the problem disappears.

  Problem disappeared, but I don't know how or why. I haven't decided if I will update the second printer that is the same model.

• Unable to connect to the Web Services Proxy/unused (a HP 7500 JO)

  Hello

  Here's the situation:

  Previous installer:

  .  I have connected my 7500 for the corporate network (IP = 172... series)

  .  registered the product with ePrintCenter

  .  used a PC under Windows to print (and scan) with the printer

  .  web proxy entry "webproxy.phila.gov".

  .  However, because homeland security rules, I could never work, so I just let it go

  Current situation

  .  has taken the home printer and set up on my home network, i.e.,.

  -using the 192.168.xx.xx series

  -Router broadband Netgear ' G' (1 years) set up at the 192.168.xx.254

  -SSID & encryption assigned

  -printer, the value 192.168.xx.155 (static IP address, the subnet and the gateway assigned as well)

  -My DNS is identical to the bridge and it works fine for all the internet access to this day

  -with the help of a PC and a Macbook Air to print and scan and everything works fine

  .  HOWEVER,.

  -Initially, 'web services' were active (carried over from when I was on the company neetwork?)

  ..  Are looking for, found and downloaded updates

  -When I went to hp.com ePrintCenter he showed the product as 'registered '.

  ..  He would'nt I would like to connect (with a name and a password I had used previously), or create a new account

  ..  I never remember getting an email address of the printer

  ..  and I had never been able to send anything to the printer to print because of my problem of network security

  -Yes, after trying all sorts of things, I:

  ..  I tried to get another email without success

  ..  tried to re - enable web services, but he said I need to 'proxy', and I discovered that he had always "webproxy.phila.gov."

  ..  I have reset the values by default web services and network values

  ..  I put the static IP address return address in (i.e., printer, subnet and gateway (it has nowhere to put in a DNS one))

  ..  printing and scanning to 192.168.xx.155 works fine

  ..  From my iPad AirPrint works very well

  .  BUT, I still can not online and therefore web server, web services are not enabled, therefore not ePrint

  -everytime I try, it says it needs a proxy

  - but I don't have a proxy installed on my internal home network bit

  -Comcast/Xfinity, my ISP, do not use a proxy

  So, I'm dead in the water.  I can't figure out how to get the web services enabled; I do not use a proxy, so I don't know how to go beyond this issue. How to regenerate address of the printer; and so, how do I connect an account on the ePrintCenter (or get them to send me my old account information).  I'm dead in the water and cannot use a feature most of my printer that I desperately want to be put in place and functional.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Tommy

  Problem solved, but I don't know exactly how I did it. However, I went back in and let the printer assign the IP address. Then I turned the printer off and on again. Last I kept pressing the button "Printer e-mail address", who has repeatedly failed, but then finally went through and print the 'printer' page, I quickly used to connect to the ePrintCenter and put everything in place.
  
  Now it's working.

• VIX file in the user interface designer receives the data from the Web service application that communicates with the SQL server database

  I created the Web service VI ("Mt-insolacije.vi"), which has two terminals of the input string (FROM / TO) for the dates of arrival and exit of two data terminals (table 1 d) from database (MS SQL server). This VI communicates with the database with functions of the database with a DSN and SQL query appropriate palette. There are two tables with two data (time and Insolation) columns in the database.

  This VI works when you run in Labview 2010, but when I used it as VI in UI Builder it returns no data.

  Could you please help me find a solution. Is it possible to communicate with the SQL server database in this way or there is another way?

  There are two files attachmet: Image of .vix file in Interface builder and .vi file ("Mt-insolacije.vi")

  Please help me ASAP!

  Thank you

  Ivan

  I found the solution problem is in the DSN. I've been using the user instead of DSN system DSN.

  It's important to create the system DSN if you want your VI of web service to communicate with the database.

  PS Please put feature bundle format timestamp and XY graph in the web user interface designer. It's complicated to trace data with datetime on X axis without them.

• Web Services problem - server connection error

  Hello world.

  When I try to enable Web Services, I get an error. I am connected to internet (WiFi) and the connection is ok.

  The error is:

  Server connection error

  The printer could not connect to the server. Check the internet connection and try again, or enter a proxy address.

  I do not have a proxy, and the internet connection is ok! Why do I have this problem?

  Thank you very much.

  We will set an IP address of the printer:
  
  -Print a the front of the printer Network Setup Page. Note the IP address of the printer.
  -Enter the IP address in a browser to reveal the internal settings of the printer.
  -Choose the network tab, then wireless along the left side, then on the IPv4 tab.
  -On this screen, you want to set a manual IP address. You must assign an IP address outside the range that the router sets automatically (called the DHCP range). You can find the beach DHCP from the router using its internal settings page or in its manual. Use the CD that came with your router or type the IP address of the router (ends para.1) in a browser.
  -Apply the subnet 255.255.255.0 (unless you know it's different, if so, use it)
  -Enter the IP of your router (on the Page of the Network Config) for the bridge and the first DNS. Let the second white.< the="" dns="" could="" be="" your="" problem.=""  if="" this="" does="" not="" work,="" try="" google's="" dns="">
  -Click 'apply '.
  
  Now, stop the router and printer, start the router, wait, and then start printing.
  
  After that, you will have to redo 'Add printer' using the new IP address.

• cRIO Web services

  Hello

  I'm developing a remote monitoring application using a cRIO-9012 and various modules of e/s. I wanted to use the web services on the cRIO feature but I'm having a hard time in some areas. The first is how to get the web service running on the cRIO. I found some general tutorials but nothing specific to the cRIO systems. My second question is how to URL map a 'Put' in a web service. I made the host local tutorial running a web service on my development using the "Get" of the machine but I would like to experiment with writing a digital output to a local daq card by using the web service. Here are two tutorials, I've been watching.

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

  http://zone.NI.com/DevZone/CDA/tut/p/ID/7350

  Any help would be appreciated,

  Mark

  Mark,

  The cRIO 9012 runs web services very well - that's the test platform main cRIO team used during the development of web services.  To enable web services on this issue, you must make sure that you:

  (1) install the functionality of web services using the measure Automation Explorer.  This example gets the right software and data installed on the cRIO files.

  (2) create a LabVIEW project and add the cRIO as a new equipment/target.

  (3) make a right clic on the icon of the cRIO in the project, click Properties, and select the Web server configuration page.

  4) allow the web server with the box and further down on the page, check the box web services.  Close the property pages.

  (5) deploy to the target configuration, by right click on the target in the project and selecting deploy.  This downloads the new configuration to the target and allows the web server.

  (6) you should be able to test the web server itself by pointing a browser to the target (by specifying the port you have selected if you have enabled one port other than 80) and seeing the default HTML page returned.

  At this point, you should create your web service through the tutorials, build, then the Deploy option to deploy.

  Note that with 8.5, GET and POST operations work fine, but PUT and DELETE have both were broken :-(- these were fixed in 8.6.1.

  I hope this help to get you going with the web services of LabVIEW.

  See you soon!

  -Michael Watson

• simple question of Web service

  I use a Web Service to publish data, and this question is, I am sure, from my limited knowledge and use of the web servers.

  I am able to set up a 'add' method, pass 2 numbers to the web server and the web server to return a value. Simple. But, I don't know what to do when I want to get the current value of something that is being updated in a loop.

  For example, let's say I have a VI as below and that the user wants to display the current iteration of the loop in their browser, not permanently, but only when they ask for it. I won't use this VI as the method to call. Instead, I would rather pass the current value of a designated only VI VI to return the value of the digital control to the Web server. But I have no idea how (or if) I can change the value of iteration to a method to be called. Does make sense?

  I thought by using session variables, but this requires constantly written to the session variable in my code, which is probably not a big deal, but it would be nice if she only questioned the current iteration when the user asked for it (kind of like 2 numbers are added only when requested by the user in the example of OR). I'm looking for a way to simply return the current value, only when requested by the user.

  

  You can do this, but things get a little complicated.  The web server is its own instance of the application, and I don't think you can (or wants to) have a VI running permanently inside.  When you compile an application with active web services, you get two instances of application - execution of the application, the other inside the web server.  I guess that your loop will run in the instance of the main application.  Put a global functional in it that stores the value all what you want to be questioned on the web and make sure you that VI accessible via the server of VI.  Then, in your web services VI, open a connection to the VI for that functional overall server and run, by reference, to get the value that are stored.

• Web services with customer LV

  A typical approach to web services to access the host (a cRIO incorporated, for example) by using a client running in a browser with JavaScript.  All those put in place a LabVIEW client that calls the web services on the host computer?  How this could be done?

  I have a cRIO with a RESTful web service work and I can access it with my browser.  It works very well.  Now, I want to access the same service using a LabVIEW client... Or I could write my own customer by BT if I new how to register the service with .NET, which I did not.  So, it's a fact that LV can be used to create a web service client.  I'm looking to better understand how it can be done.

  The native TCP VIs can perform HTTP requests and call the methods of Service Web LabVIEW (http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/epd/p/id/3153 or http://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-2230).  Using these screws, you can create a customer of LabVIEW.

  Alternatively, you can use an ActiveX control to the browser with the Navigate2 method to call Web Services:

  

  WSDL files are generally used for Web Services using the SOAP Protocol (Developer Zone Tutorial: LabVIEW using SOAP Web Services call).  I know that it is possible to do the same for a RESTful Web Service (LabVIEW deploy services RESTful web), but I don't have any information on how this is done with a simple Google search in addition, it seems that most of the other public forums has rejected the idea, because you just need to build an HTTP request to call a web method.