500 Java bean field access exception

Installed the APSB07-06 Security patch, and now I am getting
a "500 Java bean field access exception" error in CF Admin when
clicking on Settings. I also get "500 Class jrunx/logger/Logger
violates loader constraints" when clicking on "Caching"
This is on a Win2K, IIS5
CFMX 7,0,2,142559
Java 1.4.2_09
I Installed JRE 1.4.2_14 per recommendations from reading
other posts. CF Admin still shows 1.4.2_09.
JRE installed in C:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.4.2_14. If I
point CF to that directory, CF will not start. I even followed the
Technote
http://www.adobe.com/go/2d547983
Anyone actually get this fixed?
Is it possible to remove the APSB07-06 Security patch?

quote:
Originally posted by:
JrLz
I've read that you cannot install only the JRE, but you have
to install JDK (for the --server parameter to work), and after that
you need to change the java.home section in
c:\cfusionmx7\runtime\jvm.config, point it to your new Java sdk dir
I have tried both, JRE and JDK. When I change the java.home
to the new directory, CF fails to start. Can't recall the exact
message as it's been a few weeks. I am almost to the point of
re-installing CF.

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Vishnu,
I'm working on Ludwig's testcase.
Ludwig's testcase is based on read-only View Objects.
Is it also the case in your application ?
I was unable to reproduce with VOs based on EOs.
With read-only VOs, you can avoid the ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException by setting the "Key Attribute" property for the PK of the Master VO.
See the ADF Developer's Guide, topic "7.9.3 What You May Need to Know About Enabling View Object Key Management for Read-Only View Objects"
URL: http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/html/B25947_01/bcvoeo009.htm#BABJEEFA
Regards,
Didier.

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After applying the security patch 12-26 I am getting the error "Could not access a java object field called allowAppDataInServContext". When I removed the update the error goes away. When I read the update it returns.
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Is it a linux server? Look at the following, second comment.
http://blogs.coldfusion.com/post.cfm/coldfusion-security-update
^_^
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I want to access the Context parameter set by the web.xml from a java bean or simple java class. For example, If I have database connection details in my web.xml and I want to get these in a Java Bean of a class which will pick up the values and create a Connection object and return to the guy calling it, either JSP or servlet.
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Hi,
I want to access the Context parameter set by the web.xml from a java bean or simple java class.The bean doesn't have direct access to the context object so that access must to supplied to it - i.e by calling getServletContext() and passing the resulting reference to the bean.
For example, If I have database connection details in my web.xml and I want to get these in a Java
Bean of a class which will pick up the values and create a Connection object and return to the guy
calling it, either JSP or servlet.Why not write a DAO to handle the JSP or servlet's access needs? The DAO can be initialized at application start with a context listener and the initialized instance placed in the context where the JSP or servlet can get it directly. ;)
I have a idea of using InitialContext class. But I doubt it works for Context parameter defined in the
web.xml.Not for context parameters (a different "space" from the JNDI namespace ;). But, of course, it does work for "environment entries" which may also be placed in the web.xml DD (er, presuming your web container supports JNDI, of course).
Cheers.
L G GoundalkarRegards,
Tony "Vee Schade" Cook

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Hello,
I'd like to show a component whenever there is an error message in the Faces context. Naively, I set the component's "rendered" attribute to the following:
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The object returned by facesContext.messages is an iterator, the properties of which do not follow Java Bean naming conventions. If there was a method called getHasNext() then all would be well. However as it stands, EL cannot evaluate this expression.
I realise that wrapping this up in a managed bean would solve the problem, but I'd like to avoid this if I am able to do this directly from EL.
Cheers,
Chris

Hi Juergen,
hasNext actually returns a boolean which EL understands fine. In the end I just wrapped the call within a managed bean, as you suggested, and this works a treat:
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}I suppose I felt compelled to post this entry since I found myself having to write some code for an expression that could be written perfectly well in EL but was limited only by the fact that EL can only access properties that follow the Java Bean convention.
I thought that may have been some qualifier or method wrapper I could have used to mean 'take this property name literally'. Alas, it seems no such faclility exists.
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Chris.

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