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Hello,
My question is related to proper configuration of a CVS based Artifact Store in Oracle Enterprise Repository.
I've attempted to configure a CVS Artifact Store from within OER's Asset Editor (as described on page 27 of the OER Configuration Guide & pages 92-93 of the OER Admin Guide.) I have also ensured that this new Artifact Store is selected in the dropdown for the Submission Upload Artifact Store system setting on the OER Admin page. However, my configuration settings for the Store appear to be incorrect and I haven't found a CVS example that has been thorough enough to infer the proper settings.
So I'm hoping someone can assist me who has been through configuring a CVS Artifact Store for OER. I'll try to provide detailed information below with the hope that it may be of assistance.
First, analogous CVS settings that are configured for my standard CVS plug-in in Oracle Workshop. These settings are for the pserver protocol, but I think they will provide some value to someone who has experience in configuring a CVS Artifact Store.
The standard Eclipse CVS plug-in settings for our enterprise repository location:
Connection Type: pserver
User: sampleuser
Password: Pa55wd
Host: dev003
Repository Path: /cvs/Integration
This translates to repository location --> :pserver:sampleuser:Pa55wd@dev003:/cvs/Integration
(Which is the root of our enterprise CVS repository)
Now…within this repository location above there is a module (Development/OER-POC) that is located in:
/cvs/Integration/Development/OER-POC
…and checked out into a project called "Sandbox" located in the default workspace in Oracle Workshop.
Additionally, within the organization we also have HTTP access to CVS. This previous example XSD I just mentioned has an HTTP URI of:
http://dev003:8080/viewcvs/viewcvs.cgi/Development/OER-POC/src/schemas/ExtOfAddrRef/v1/ExtOfAddrRef.xsd?cvsroot=Integration
Now as I have attempted to properly set up the configuration for the OER Artifact Store I have "translated" the above information into the following entries on the Artifact Store setup screen:
Name: CVS Enterprise Store
Type: Raw SCM
Hostname: dev003
SCM Location: Integration (??? Not sure if this has been inferred correctly. If not what should be specified here.)
SCM Type: CVS
Download Path URI Suffix: cvsroot=Integration (??? Not sure if this correct based in previous information?)
Download Path URI: (??? Not sure what should be specified here. I have inferred several logical options but they have not worked.)
Finally, when I referenced page 62 of the ORE Core Registrars Guide PDF the "Additional Development documentation" link (http://devwiki.flashline.com/index.php/B02831) states:
• "All files from an SCM will be URL addressable. The SCM (or a third party) must provide a way to get a particular file based on a URL. In other words, we are not going to use any client libraries to write code that will retrieve us a file from an SCM. "
• "Added concept of a 'download path' to an artifact store. For example, consider our development environment. Eclipse will have SCM information (i.e. cvs.flashline.com), eclipse/cvs project information (i.e. projects/framework/modules/com.flashline.geneva.rbac), and file/cvs file information (i.e. /code/com/flashline/geneva/rbac/base/RoleContextPersistBroker.java?rev=1.66). Using this info, a fileinfo's uri can be set. The artifact store will then allow us to specify a download base path such as http://cvs.flashline.com/viewcvs/viewcvs.cgi/."
To conclude my questions are:
1) Based on the comments in the Registrar's Guide it seems clear that the intent of an Artifact Store is purely for the support of downloading the physical artifact that corresponds to an OER asset. I would conclude that "Raw SCM" based Artifact Stores do not intend to support direct check-ins for the various SCM systems. (rather assets/artifacts in Eclipse would be manually checked in from within the IDE environment). If someone could confirm whether this is correct that would be much appreciated.
2) Based on the information I supplied for the example enterprise CVS repository...what would the appropriate settings be for these fields on the Artifact Store setup screen:
a) SCM Location
b) Download Path URI Suffix
c) Download Path URI
3) Since the "CVS" SCM Type does NOT specify fields for username and password (unlike when you select other potential SCM Types in the Store setup screen); how should one handle credentials in CVS repositories?
Thanks in advance to any assistance.
~Todd

Hello user642477,
I'm facing the same problem.
It seems to me that the Oracles's guide line don't give enough information. I'll try to fixed it and whether I'm able to do so far I'll be in touch...
By the way, how could you browse to the link: http://devwiki.flashline.com/index.php/B02831? When I try it so a page cannot be displayed message is displayed.
Regards
felipe

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Some variables are set     Unset TNS_ADMIN, ORA_NLS, and
                    LD_BIND_NOW.
Cannot access /etc/oratab     Grant read permission on
                    /etc/issue to the current user.
</PRE>
Rule [ 67 ]: DNS Lookup
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Description:
Check if the host is properly registered in the DNS.
Test [ FAILED ] :
nslookup IP_address = Host correctly registered in DNS
Action:
Refer to the following table for the necessary action to take:
<PRE>
Return Value          Action
nslookup host.domain     The DNS server failed to resolve the
                    nslookup using host.domain.
nslookup IP_address     The DNS server failed to resolve the
                    nslookup using IP address.
Cannot determine IP address Fix any problem with host IP address.
Cannot access          Grant execute permission on
/usr/bin/nslookup      /usr/bin/nslookup to the current
                    user.
</PRE>
Rule [ 68 ]: /etc/hosts format
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Description:
Check if /etc/hosts file contains a line with "ip_address
fully_qualified_hostname short_hostname".
Test [ PASSED ] :
Contains host.domain = Contains host.domain
Action:
The Fuly Qualified Domain name has been set correctly.
Rule [ 69 ]: Oracle Home length
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Description:
Check that the path to the Oracle home directory is not longer than
127 characters.
Test [ PASSED ] :
Less than 127 char = Less than 127 char
Action:
Oracle Home directory is not longer than 127 characters.
Rule [ 70 ]: Memory for Dev Kit
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Description:
Check if the machine has enough memory to install Developer Kits
install type. The minimum requirements is 256 MB.
Test [ PASSED ] :
Available = Available
Action:
The machine has enough memory to install J2EE & Webcache install type.
Rule [ 71 ]: Memory for BI&Forms
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Description:
Check if the machine has enough memory to install Business
Intelligence & Forms install type. The minimum requirements is 1 GB.
Test [ PASSED ] :
Available =~ Available|Install type not available
Action:
The machine has enough memory to install Business Intelligence & Forms
install type.
Rule [ 72 ]: Space for BI&Forms
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Description:
Check if the machine has enough disk space to install Business
Intelligence & Forms install type. The minimum requirements is 2 GB.
Test [ PASSED ] :
Available =~ Available|Install type not available
Action:
The machine has enough disk space to install Business Intelligence &
Forms install type.
Rule [ 73 ]: control-center
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Description:
Check if the minimum required control-center package version is
installed. For RedHat AS/ES 4.0: control-center-2.8.0-12.
Test [ PASSED ] :
Adequate =~ Adequate|Not required
Action:
The required compat-db package version or higher is installed.
Rule [ 74 ]: xscreensaver
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Description:
Check if the minimum required xscreensaver package version is
installed. For RedHat AS/ES 4.0: xscreensaver-4.18-5.rhel4.2.
Test [ PASSED ] :
Adequate =~ Adequate|Not required
Action:
The required compat-db package version or higher is installed.

Re: BulletinBoard and configuration for Touchpad

Win7 x64
L505-10M
There ware all sorts of problems after a windows security update a few months ago for this system.
I have to put a backup of C:\ back, but various functions did not work .
I have most of them work again now. I installed Flashcard again but Bulletin Board and configuration for Touch pad are missing yet.
Mouse drivers are HID-mouse and PS/2 version: 6.1.7600.16385 of Microsoft.
I downloaded Touch Path Driver-20091202155841.zip but this cannot be installed.
C: \Program Line\TOSHIBA\Bulletin Board is present but probable damaged and not present in Windows Start-menu\Toshiba.
How can I repair this?
arnold12

I understand you that recovery installation is your last step and possibility.
What kind of backup do you have? How have you created this backup?
Obviously you have problems with typical Toshiba stuff so I dont understand what kind of backup do you use. Was your preinstalled OS screwed up and you try to install back up.
Anyway, bulletin board try to check Toshiba download page and install ReelTime for your notebook model, if it is offered.
What is wrong with touch pad driver? Why you cannot install it? Can you see some error message?
Have you tried to install both offered touchpad drivers? Which one cannot be installed?

Difference between 'setup' and 'configuration' in Oracle Apps

Hi,
Thank in advance.
I want to know Difference between 'setup' and 'configuration'(Oracle Apps ). Could you provide the details with an example, please?
Regards,
Raghavendra Rao

Business Requirement:-
===============
A company may want to allow all of its employees to make purchases up to $10 without having such purchases approved. Another company may have a business rule that each employee’s approval limit depends on his or her position within the organization.
Question:-
=======
How to reach the above requirement?
Is it thorugh configuration or setup?
It must be through configuration and not set up.
Set up is something like one time.. Configuration can be changed depends on your business needs.
Like if your company wants to increases the limit from 10 to 100$, then change in configuration is needed.
Hope you got the answer.. if you want more explanation, please be specific....

Exchange account verified and configured for sync, but no messages show up

I think I'm having what appears to be, based on my reading of the threads on problems with Exchange set-up, a unique problem. Wondering if anyone else is in the same boat and has advice.
I am able to verify and configure my Exchange mail account for sync (using my company's OWA server), but when I go into the mail application I see only my mail folders. The e-mails themselves do not appear. When I tap on a folder to access the messages inside I get a blank screen and a "connecting" message on the bottom.
When I have SSL on, the phone continually prompts me for my password and no matter how many times I enter the correct password it tells me it's wrong. I later get a message that mail cannot be accessed or sent because the "username or password" for the account is incorrect.
When I turn SSL off, I don't get the password prompt, but my messages still don't appear. The phone goes through the whole "connecting" cycle and then says "updated" but there are no e-mails visible and I cannot send.
I was able to set up the account as IMAP but this requires fetching messages and I really want to be able to configure push using Exchange ActiveSync. The company that runs our work email server (we are a small business and don't house the server internally) says it has other iPhones up and running using ActiveSync and the same information I've entered, so they're stumped as to what the problem is.
Please help!!!
Thanks in advance.

Justin - try this
For those of you experiencing problems using OWA through Exchange on iPhone, I may have found a solution. Symptoms I had and have read about -
1. You enter all your account information on iPhone (webmail.company.com, user name p-word, etc)
2. You can see only your folders on iPhone but with no emails inside them
3. you keep getting asked for your password on iPhone over and over
Maddening to get so close to only see folders. I fixed mine and the answer was right in front of my face the whole time. Before entering username and password on iPhone, the format of how it's supposed to be is ghosted - Domain\Name
When I was having the "folders only" issue I had username set up as Domain/Name
Turns out the slash is the difference, for me anyway. As soon I changed from front slash to back slash, entered my password (once) all my folders populated with emails. A miracle !
So to recap, here's my setup
Email - [email protected]
Server - [email protected]
Username - companyorg\name
Password - normal outlook password
Description - My Email Account
Use SSL - ON
I know there are many variations with Exchange and OWA depending on server setup, but the moral my story is back slash instead of front slash in the Domain\username field

Steps to setup and configure Node Manager on local and remote machine

Hello,
I am using WLS 10.3 on Windows.
I have two machines, One cluster and two managed servers (one on each machine) created under a domain. I have used configuration wizard to create the domain.
I have gone through documents on Node Manager and found what to configure. But I have not found when to configure. In other words I want to know what is the sequence of steps if I have to set Node Manager on my local machine (in which domain exists) and on remote machine.
Please let me know the sequence of steps I need to follow to set and configure the Node Manager on local and remote machine. I want to use Java Node Manager (not the Script node manager).
Thanks,
Sanjay

Hello,
Ok, let me tell you what I have done till now.
1) Installed WebLogic 10.3 on machine A (local machine, on which I have created domain and my Admin Server is running. Also Managed Server 1 is created on this machine).
2) Installed WebLogic 10.3 on machine B (remote machine, on which Managed Server 2 will be created).
3) On machine A I used the configuration wizard and create a domain. While creating the domain I did the following:
i) Created two managed servers.
ii) Created a cluster
iii) Assigned Servers to cluster.
iv) Created two machines.
v) Assigned servers to machines (Admin Server and MS_1 to machine A and MS_2 to machine B).
4) Sarted Admin Server.
5) On the Admin Console I made some configurations for the Node Manager on Machines -> Machine A -> Node Manager. Assigned the values:
i) Type (SSL)
ii) Listen Address (IP_Address of machine A)
iii) Listen Port (5556)
6) Similarly did for Machine B.
So till now phsically the managed server (MS_2) directory and configuration is not there on Machine B (its only configured on machine A because I created the domain on Machine A).
Now I want install/configure/setup NM on both the machines. Start my both the managed servers using Admin Console (which will use the node managers).
What are the sequence of steps I need to follow my task?
Any help and suggestions are welcome with warm regards.
Thanks,
Sanjay

How difficult is it to setup and configure Sophos SG230 device?

They are fairly straight forward. I am in the middle of deploying eight of their units.
About half way done. It has been fairly easy so far.
The online knowledge base has been great.
Super happy with them.
Also Sophos offers training hours. I didn't get any of the training hours but they are reasonable.
If you have any questions Kim would be a great resource.

We are looking to replace our Cisco Pix 515. I have been speaking to a local Network Solutions company and they have suggested the Sophos SG 230. I did a bit of research and it seems like a reputable device and it will fulfill our needs. The only problem is their quote for setting up and configuring the device is astronomical!I am no network engineer, and I didnt setup the Cisco Pix 515. But I am capable of getting in there in getting it to do what I want it to. I am wondering should I give it a go at setting up this device myself? I saw on the Sophos site you can download the a free home version. I was thinking of playing around with this first to see how difficult/easy it is. But I am not sure if this will anyway compare to the setup of the SG 230?The other option is I got a quote from another company for a Cyberroam Cr100iNG. Their...
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CF BUILDER - setup and configuration issues

Eclipse noob here, please bear with me.
On my local dev box I'm running CF8 with the internal web server. Each local "site" is set up as a virtual directory from the jrun-web.xml file in C:\ColdFusion8\wwwroot\WEB-INF\.
I've successfully configured CF Builder to see my local CF8 install which I can now see in the Servers view.
I've also successfully set up a CF Builder Project in the web root.
What I cannot seem to get working is setting up a CF Builder Project for any of the sites defined as virtual directories.
Any help with that would be appreciated.
ADDENDUM
So the actual question is, how do I configure a CF Builder Project so that I can use the browser preview Views with sites defined as virtual directories..?
For example;
MySite
System Path: C:\projects\clients\widgetcorp\siteroot\
Local URL: http://localhost:8501/widgetcorp/
When I attempt to use the browser preview View CF throws a missing template error as follows;
File not found: /index.cfm
Looks like it's not configured for the /widgetcorp/ virtual directory..?
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Thanks for the reply Deva,
I am currently referring to your document and the MOS article too.
We are configuration SSL for OBIEE 11g on Unix environment.
Following are the steps we have done,
1. Generated CSR using Middleware/Oracle_BI1/jdk/bin/keytool and provided to CA ( Admin ) and got the RootCA and OBISRV.CER ( Server Certificate )
2. We were able to import the RootCA using the command from MOS article successfully into keystore.
3. My question now is do we need to import the server certificate as well since i have not seen this in your document from the blog.
Below are the commands I am using to import into to the keystore using the keytool comannd.
*[obisrv@srv bin]$./keytool -import -trustcacerts -alias "root ca" -file /d01/oracle/OBISRV/Middleware/SSL/RootCA.cer -keystore /d01/oracle/OBISRV/Middleware/SSL/mckkeystore.jks -storepass Welcome1*
Certificate reply was installed in keystore
*[obisrv@srv bin]$./keytool -import -v -alias mckserver -file /d01/oracle/OBISRV/Middleware/SSL/OBISRV.cer -keystore /d01/oracle/OBISRV/Middleware/SSL/mckkeystore.jks -keypass Welcome1 -storepass Welcome1*
keytool error: java.lang.Exception: Failed to establish chain from reply
java.lang.Exception: Failed to establish chain from reply
at sun.security.tools.KeyTool.establishCertChain(KeyTool.java:2662)
at sun.security.tools.KeyTool.installReply(KeyTool.java:1870)
at sun.security.tools.KeyTool.doCommands(KeyTool.java:807)
at sun.security.tools.KeyTool.run(KeyTool.java:172)
at sun.security.tools.KeyTool.main(KeyTool.java:166)
Please advice and let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Vidya.

Automating custom software deployment and configuration for multiple nodes

Hello everyone.
Essentially, the question I'd like to ask is related to the automation of software package deployments on Solaris 10.
Specifically, I have a set of software components in tar files that run as daemon processes after being extracted and configured in the host environment. Pretty much like any server side software package out there, I need to ensure that a list of prerequisites are met before extracting and running the software. For example:
* Checking that certain users exists, and they are associated with one or many user groups. If not, then create them and their group associations.
* Checking that target application folders exist and if not, then create them with pre-configured path values defined when the package was assembled.
* Checking that such folders have the appropriate access control level and ownership for a certain user. If not, then set them.
* Checking that a set of environment variables are defined in /etc/profile, pointed to predefined path locations, added to the general $PATH environment variable, and finally exported into the user's environment. Other files include /etc/services and /etc/system.
Obviously, doing this for many boxes (the goal in question) by hand will certainly be slow and error prone.
I believe a better alternative is to somehow automate this process. So far I have thought about the following options, and discarded them for one reason or another.
1. Traditional shell scripts. I've only troubleshooted these before, and I don't really have much experience with them. These would be my last resort.
2. Python scripts using the pexpect library for analyzing system command output. This was my initial choice since the target Solaris environments have it installed. However, I want to make sure that I'm not reinveting the wheel again :P.
3. Ant or Gradle scripts. They may be an option since the boxes also have Java 1.5 enabled, and the fileset abstractions can be very useful. However, they may fall short when dealing with user and folder permissions checking/setting.
It seems obvious to me that I'm not the first person in this situation, but I don't seem to find a utility framework geared towards this purpose. Please let me know if there's a better way to accomplish this.
I thank you for your time and help.

Configuration Management is a big topic today with a few noteworthy alternatives for Solaris:
- CFEngine (http://www.cfengine.org)
- Chef (http://wiki.opscode.com)
- Puppet (http://www.puppetlabs.com)

TV setup and networking for a samsung 46" led 6500 series

We are putting up the mount for this TV on the wall - are we supposed to have it put in the mount before they come for sku 9797954 TV setup and Networking?
Thank you. Susan

True they may pull the TV back down for ease of connections. I would say as long as you have the mount on the wall and the bracket on the back of the TV you will be just fine. They should do the rest for you
Ashley

Setup and Configure Steps?

I have tried to find documentation on how to set up and configure to use LCDS but I can't find anything. I am new to LC products and I don't think the Adobe installation doc is of much help.
Does anyone have any docs or steps they would like to pass on? We have it installed but aren't using it and I have heard it's a pain to set up but once you do it's an awesome product.
Thanks,
John

Hopefully this link will help:
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