30EA1 Dead UI on timed-out connection

This version still has 2.11's "dead UI" behavior on a closed- or timed-out connection to the Oracle database.
I contend that fixing this behavior is more important than any new feature work. It's bad to waste a person's time, and that's what this behavior does. I'd guess recovery from a timed-out connection I just had took seven minutes.
Heaven forbid I should have to make coffee... ;-)

What HWHC said.
Environment:
* Mac OS X 10.6.4.
* SSL VPN over my cable modem to our campus network
* Oracle 11R2 on SuSE
* Connections panel is not "pinned," that is, I summon it by clicking a tab to the left of SD's window.
There are two, maybe three bad UI behaviors related to connectivity:
* Dead UI (this thread): lost connection, time-out, lost network or VPN timed out. 2.11, 3.0EA1.
I simulated this scenario last night by:
- Authenticate to the DB.
- Open a package declaration.
- Leave SD untouched until this morning (required wait time is much less than overnight).
- At 6:36 this morning, close the editor window.
- Summon the Connections panel (which still had the connection's schema open).
- Click the connection name.
- The UI froze: the esc key did not dismiss the Connections panel, no clicks were accepted, clicks in SD's menu changed the cursor to the beachball.
- Do other work. At 6:44 I saw the connections panel finally close, and from then on I could work with it.
If you have time, you switch to another task; if you don't, you use OS X's Force Quit, like HWHC says, and potentially lose work. That's data loss.
Someone was so troubled by this behavior that s/he wrote a "keep alive" plugin. Obviously it's a risk to install a bit of code not vetted by Oracle, so I haven't tried the plugin. Clearly this isn't a rare phenomenon.
* Bonking SQL editor in 30EA1, maybe 2.11:
- Open connection
- Open a package
- Leave SD alone for maybe 10, 15 minutes.
- Then navigate the open package. Attempts to type produce a "bonk" sound -- on the Mac, meaning "No."
- Oddly, I can open other packages but still experience the bonk behavior.
* Smaller annoyance in 2.11, 30EA1: Connections panel schema tree and its context menu get out of sync about connection status. An idled connection name might not offer a Disconnect menu option until you click another connection, then click again the active connection to get the disconnect option.

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I have a Linksys E1200 and suddenly I can't seem to connect using the router. The Timed Out error sign comes up on my Mac. I have version 10.7.5 And nothing has changed on my computer. It's not my internet because I can connect using the cable, I have tried to reset the router, and the computer, several times, and it doesn't seem to be working. My phone won't even connect. Is there anything else I can do? Thanks in advance!

Ok, possible other WiFi neighbors in your area could be causing interferences. Linksys will have someone on the phoen to help you out. Ask them to check for interferences and changing channels to 1, 6 or 11. 13 if your not in the USA region.
Good Luck.

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Hi
We are facing a problem while posting an outbound message in ebMS. We encounter the following error.
Machine Info: (INBAAMPC00933)
*Transport error: [IPT_HttpSendConnectionRefused] HTTP connection is refused.*
Connection refused: connect
Oracle b2b is used at both the ends. The initiating b2b does not have any certificates, while the receiving b2b has a certificate and 2 Delvery Channels (DCs). One of the DC's does not use certificates and that is the one tied to the agreement. So, Iam assuming this error is not due to the certificates. Could you please help me out in this.
Ranjith

Hi Ranjith,
It seems that receiving B2B or any other front end(like any switch) is expecting the initiating B2B to send message over HTTPS.
Please check whether you are able to ping and telnet the receiving B2B's host name at the port specified in the initiating B2B configuration. Also make sure that this port has HTTP enabled and not HTTPs.
Let us know the result.
Regards,
Anuj

I have been unable to update my Iphone 4S software to V5.1 - same message - operation timed out - connection interruption. From various PC's and Laptops!

I have been struggeling for days to update my Iphone software to V5.1. On my desktop PC with uninterrupted ADSL I received a message "error in connection" and operation tmed out" I have used my laptop (with no previous Itunes programs) installed Itunes and connected my Iphone 4S. I constantly receive the same message?

if you have ios 5.0 on your device you can update it directly from the iphone.
go to settings / softwareupdate.
do a backup on your iphone first.

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I get this message whenever I try to get reconnected to known wireless networks, please help.

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My iphone wont update keeps saying timed out connection

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Disable ALL security apps (firewall, antivirus/spyware, etc.) running on your computer.
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