BC4J Error hangs around

Hi... can somebody tell me why when I get an error (say Primary Key error), anything I do after that causes an exception until the browser is shutdown and restarted...
Do I need to clean up some stuff?
Thanks in advance for the help!
Jarett

I'm having the same problem.
I've deployed my BC4J project to Tomcat and there seems to be a problem when many users are trying to insert records into the same table in Oracle. When someone gets an error ( say unique constraint ) then the error hangs around and the other users start to get the error too.
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Eventually I gave up and restored a backed-up disk image (fortunately I made one the day before). I assumed the kernel panic had corrupted the filesystem somehow or another (even though Disk Utility wasn't showing any problems). My task for yesterday was moving some 40,000 files from a Windows server onto the XServe and set it up to share via SMB. It worked for a little while, but when clients (ten or so PCs) started using it, the console log filled up with 'too many files open' errors several times every second (or something like that - can't check the logs at the moment). Some people were complaining that they couldn't open files, so I went to check if there was a problem with file locking. However, I couldn't get into WGM - it wouldn't accept any username or password (I tried four administrator passwords, with no luck). Server Admin wouldn't accept the local administrator password but I got in with my personal login.
I figured it was time for a reboot, so I restarted the server only to find that it was repeating the same problem from the day before - took ages to get to login screen, showed progress bar under login window, wouldn't accept local administrator password and hung on directory user login. There is very occasional disk/cpu/network activity, but it's been sitting on the login screen for half an hour now, so I'm not all that optimistic. Verbose startup doesn't seem to show anything out-of-the-ordinary, and I'm at a bit of a loss - what could be causing the server to hang on boot like this, and, more importantly, how do I get it to boot up normally? Someone suggested rebooting without the network connection, but that doesn't seem to have made a difference. Any suggestions would be very welcome...

When you say "hardware RAID 1", do you mean you
purchased Apple's hardware raid card with the unit ?
Did you go with the default drive format, HFS+
Journaled ?
It was factory-installed by Apple - as far as I know, it's HFS+ Journaled.
Sadly, there are known issues with smb under load in
10.4 server and you're seeing them. The issue's been
discussed here a fair bit.
Bah and double-bah - that's precisely what I bought the **** thing for!
I implemented a cron job that restarts smbd, nmbd,
and clears the lookupd cache, but the server in
question will only ever get light to moderate usage
by Win clients.
OK, once I get the machine up and running again I'll give that a shot - could restore a backup now but the same thing will probably happen again so I'll wait and see what Apple Support have to say (I'm curious to see what other people think, though).
As for the startup/login issue, it's truly bizarre
that you would get a like/identical re-occurance of
that issue. This is -NOT- the norm.
Not sure what to make of this, but the earliest errors in the log are a number of instances of:
Mar 1 09:18:37 xila netinfod local[91]: dsstorefetchinternal 60 Store.640 dsstore_dsrecordfread failed at offset %s
Mar 1 09:18:37 xila netinfod local[91]: cannot lookup child
Followed by several thousand entries for:
Mar 1 09:36:37 xila netinfod local[91]: dsstorefetchinternal 35 fopen Store.288 failed: Too many open files
Mar 1 09:36:37 xila netinfod local[91]: cannot lookup child
I rebooted, and after the first ten or so log lines I get this:
Mar 1 09:49:25 localhost netinfod local[49]: file_init failed: Remote system error
Mar 1 09:49:25 localhost kernel[0]: rooting via boot-uuid from /chosen: F1CE330F-B17B-36C4-A684-43CA9EE44418
Mar 1 09:49:25 localhost netinfod local[49]: ni_init failed: Remote system error
Mar 1 09:49:25 localhost kernel[0]: Waiting on <dict ID="0"><key>IOProviderClass</key><string ID="1">IOResources</string><key>IOResourceMatch</key><string ID="2">boot-uuid-media</string></dict>
Mar 1 09:49:25 localhost netinfod local[49]: start_service failed: Remote system error - exiting
Mar 1 09:49:25 localhost kernel[0]: Got boot device = IOService:/MacRISC4PE/ht@0,f2000000/AppleMacRiscHT/pci@1/IOPCI2PCIBridge/LSILog ic,raid@2/comLSILogic_driverMegaRAIDController/IOSCSIParallelInterfaceDevice@10/IOSCSITargetDevice/IOSCSILog icalUnitNub@0/IOSCSIPeripheralDeviceType00/IOBlockStorageServices/IOBlockStorage Driver/MEGARAID Logical Drive 0 Media/IOApplePartitionScheme/AppleHFS_Untitled1@10
Mar 1 09:49:25 localhost launchd: com.apple.nibindd: exited with exit code: 14
Mar 1 09:49:25 localhost kernel[0]: BSD root: disk0s10, major 14, minor 9
Mar 1 09:49:25 localhost launchd: com.apple.nibindd: respawning too quickly! throttling
Mar 1 09:49:25 localhost kernel[0]: Jettisoning kernel linker.
Mar 1 09:49:25 localhost launchd: com.apple.nibindd: 9 more failures without living at least 60 seconds will cause job removal
Mar 1 09:49:25 localhost kernel[0]: Resetting IOCatalogue.
Mar 1 09:49:25 localhost launchd: com.apple.nibindd: will restart in 10 seconds
Followed by
Mar 1 09:49:32 xila configd[34]: AppleTalk startup complete
Mar 1 09:49:32 xila configd[34]: AppleTalk shutdown
Mar 1 09:49:32 xila configd[34]: AppleTalk shutdown complete
Mar 1 09:49:32 xila configd[34]: AppleTalk startup
Mar 1 09:49:35 xila netinfod local[71]: file_init failed: Remote system error
Mar 1 09:49:35 xila netinfod local[71]: ni_init failed: Remote system error
Mar 1 09:49:35 xila netinfod local[71]: start_service failed: Remote system error - exiting
Mar 1 09:49:35 xila launchd: com.apple.nibindd: exited with exit code: 14
Mar 1 09:49:35 xila launchd: com.apple.nibindd: respawning too quickly! throttling
Mar 1 09:49:35 xila launchd: com.apple.nibindd: 8 more failures without living at least 60 seconds will cause job removal
Mar 1 09:49:35 xila launchd: com.apple.nibindd: will restart in 10 seconds
Mar 1 09:49:35 xila launchd: com.apple.blojsom: getpwnam("appserver") failed
Mar 1 09:49:35 xila postfix/master[60]: fatal: file /etc/postfix/main.cf: parameter default_privs: unknown user name value: nobody
Mar 1 09:49:35 xila master[61]: no entry in /etc/passwd for user cyrusimap
Mar 1 09:49:35 xila master[61]: can't change to the cyrus user: Bad file descriptor
Mar 1 09:52:23 xila DirectoryService[41]: CNetInfoPlugin::Initialize - notifygetstate failed over last minute (status -1)\n
And various errors about DNS registration errors. After that it just seems to go round in circles, trying to start things like Cyrus, Blojsom etc. without success.
Curiously, the Apple tech support guy suggested I boot up in safe mode and log in as 'administrator' (local) which was rejected, and 'root' which crashed. I then rebooted and went to reset the password using the install DVD, but it said 'no valid user accounts found' when I selected the HD. Everything points to a corrupt filesystem except for the diagnostics, as far as I can see. If I restore a backup it'll happen again (?), if I reinstall I'll have to get DNS/OD working again which was a pig of a job last time...

1.5.3 - Default connection xml file path?? + Error + hanging.

If anyone can tell me how to change (and save) the default path that SQL Dev. uses to access the correct .xml connections file - I'd really like to know!!
Also - why does version 1.5.3 HANG WHEN EXITING - generating errors in the trace file :
ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [18110], [0x65904038], [2], [46], [], [], [], [] ??
We are talking about hanging to the extent of having to killing it with task manager at the end of any SQL Developer session over an hour or so.
In my view this version - 1.5.3 - is simply * RUBBISH * !!
Install a previous version, (1.2.1 :) ) we have, and you'll do more work without the frustration of 'things' hanging all the time.

Please note that if you have an Oracle Database Support license, then you can log all your issues with Metalink and we can get to them and address them. This forum is full of users who regular respond and are very helpful to other posters with queries and problems. I see that this is your first post on the forum and recommend you take a different approach.
If you can tell us what you're doing before you exit, and provide more detail about why the product is rubbish, we'd be able to respond and even address some of the issues.
If you want to share connections with other users, there are export & import menu options that allow you to export the xml to a file that you can place on a server and other users can import this. You don't say why you need to change the path, so I can only guess at the reason.
With no further detail in your posting we can't help you.
Sue

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