Access problem in web application

          Hi,
          I have one problem with bea weblogic server 7.0 i need to have access to a jsp
          in the WEB-INF repository and by default, weblogic doesn't give this access.
          What can i do?
          thx

          Copy jsp file to the DefaultWebApp directory.
          "Gilles Follic" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >
          >Hi,
          >
          >I have one problem with bea weblogic server 7.0 i need to have access
          >to a jsp
          >in the WEB-INF repository and by default, weblogic doesn't give this
          >access.
          >
          >What can i do?
          >
          >thx

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Hi,
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I have the following problem:
I have a web application with jsp's and servlets and using IDEA Intellij and tomcat for jwsdp when i run the debugger i get the next message:
Check your run/debug configuration. Failed to establish connection to the target VM at
'127.0.0.1:3505' using socket transport
That problem don't occour me with other version of tomcat but i need the version for jswdp because i use other web application with web services.
Somebody know how my problem can be solved?

I struggled with this for awhile until I found the following entry in an IntelliJ forum:
You have to use zipped Tomcat distribution, it contains the necessary batch startup scripts.
Also take a look at this guide: ftp://intellij.net/pub/.idea/TomcatTutorial/TomcatJspDebug.zip
Using the zipped version of Tomcat solved my problem.

IWS60SP4 Additional Document Directories Problem with Web Application

We have iPlanet/Sunone WebServer 6.0 Service Pack 4 installed. I have deployed a web application using the wdeploy command line. I have defined an additional document directory that is outside of the web application and document root. No matter how many ways I try it, it seems to expect that the document root is the source of the files and totally ignores the additional document directory definition.
Example:
additional document directory: /add /opt/dir1/dir2
document root: /opt/doc/root
URL given: http://my.domain.com/uri/add/file.html
expected: to get file.html out of /opt/dir1/dir2
actual: fails, trying to get /opt/doc/root/add/file.html
Do additional document directories actually work? (They worked for us under iPlanet 4.1) If so, please tell me how to make them work with a deployed web application.
Thank you.
- Tom

In the original post you state:
Example:
additional document directory: /add /opt/dir1/dir2
document root: /opt/doc/root
URL given: http://my.domain.com/uri/add/file.html
expected: to get file.html out of /opt/dir1/dir2
actual: fails, trying to get /opt/doc/root/add/file.html
You are mapping /add to the new dir. The URL you would need to type then is:
http://my.domain.com/add/file.html
not
http://my.domain.com/uri/add/file.html
Mapping /add to a new dir will work. You do not need to specify /uri/add.

Chart problems in Web-Application Designer

Hello,
I am trying to use CHART in Web Application Designer.
But whatever TYPE I select in that (pie/stack/..),
It shows the report with default chart type..
Then after one /two trials, I have run time error. & Web application Designer crashes. In preview of that chart on template, it shows the chart type I have selected.
What am I missing in my steps. Or is some library missing..
Thanks for you suggestion.
Is very urgent & as I need to show report tomorrow.
Regards,
Santosh

Hi Santosh,
<b>Defining the Width and Height of the Entire Chart</b>
in the Properties
Enter the desired values in fields Width and Height of the window in which you are editing the chart. The entries should be in pixels.
Choose Apply.
The size of the entire chart is changed according to your specifications.
Changing the Size of the Entire Chart with the Mouse
Point to the border of the preview window with the mouse.
The cursor becomes a double arrow.
Click on the border and pull the preview window to the required size.
The size of the entire chart is changed when you let go of the mouse key.
Changing the Size of the Plot Area or the Legend with the Mouse
Click on the element whose size you want to change (plot area or legend).
The element is enclosed in a move handle.
Point to one of the move handles with the mouse.
The cursor becomes a double arrow.
If the cursor does not become a double arrow, you might not have selected the right element, for example the chart area instead of the plot area. In this case click again on the element whose size you want to change.
Click on the move handle and keep the mouse key pressed.
The cursor becomes a cross.
Pull the element to the desired size.
The size of the element is changed when you let go of the mouse key.
Avoid stretching the plot area over the whole area of the chart. The outermost border of the plot area disappears from the visible area in this case and cannot be clicked on again. You cannot change the size of the plot area. If you made the plot area too large by accident, you can undo it with the menu option Undo in the context menu. You can reset the plot area to its original size with Reset, but you will lose all the changes you made to the chart.
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It is simple issue D't worry..And one morething is Check the <b>Specific Properties</b> of the Template</b></b></b></b></u></i> in Design of the web template.
Thanks
Bhima Chandra Sekhar

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We have configured the web provider with the following details:
1) Accessed the web provider with the
URL
http://hostname/portalTools/webClipping/providers/webClipping
2) Accessed Edit link beside the HTTP Proxy under Provider Configuration.
logged in as Portal Administrator.
We haven't changed any values in Repository Settings.
Under Proxy Settings
Configured the HTTP proxy field with proxy server name e.x: proxy2.company.com.This is configured to browser
wherver my application server is installed.
portnumber value configured as 8080
Checked the Requires Authentication.
Selected Type as "Type"
Realm value configured e.g: AD AUTHENTICATION Do not prefix mycomp\ with the
username
selected "Use login below for all users"
configured the user name /password which I used to access my internet sites. (googl.com)
All the above steps for provider configuration.
login to portal for configuring webclipping portlet to a page.
Followed the below procedure to add web clipping portlet to a page.
1) From the portlet Repository, selected web clipping portlet and entered the URL location value as http:// www.google.com
2) In the next step , It has thrown the below exception.
An exception has occurred : oracle.portal.wcs.transport.http.HttpTransportException WCS-519 -- HTTP Proxy
Authentication failed for proxy proxy2.mycomp.com:8080 with authentication of
type "Basic" at realm "AD AUTHENTICATION Do not prefix mycomp\ with the
username". Update your proxy login information in the Edit Defaults /
Personalize page to authenticate.
Please click "Cancel" or "Back" in the above panel (if present) to retry. Otherwise, please try to click "Back" (from
the browser) to go back to the Oracle Portal page to restart.
We have checked manually the provider.xml file for webclipping provider and the
configured details are available in provider.xml file.
Please let us know, what could be the problem and try to provde a solution at the earliest.
This is very critical issue for us.if anybody have any suggestions on this , please do let us know.
Regards,
-Venu

Either the login information is not correct (it explains it should not be domain\username but just username) or the authentication format from your Microsoft proxy server (Kerberos?) is not compatible with the Web Clipping portlet. You might get a better reply in the Portal forum about supported proxy authentication methods for the WebClipping portlet.

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