Bursting to WebDAV problem

Hello,
I'm trying BI Publisher's (10.1.3.4) bursting functionality. The generated documents need to be delivered over WebDAV (in the real scenario to Oracle UCM but in my test cases I'm using Jackrabbit WebDAV server). Finally got everything to work but I have a question and a problem.
The question first - how can I define authtype for WebDAV bursting delivery? As you can see from the following log, it first tries to use Digest and after that Basic which is the right one.
The problem is performance - it takes 10-15 seconds between the following log statements (in every environment/approach combination I could think of). The problem is at BIP's end as WebDAV servers (both UCM and Jackrabbit can handle WebDAV requests from other clients noticeably faster):
[011110_103321993][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] submitRequest() called
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] submitRequest(): pIn.available(): 128
Can anyone suggest a way around this problem?
Debug log:
========Start of Delivery
Request Index 0
Document Index 1
DeliveryId webdav
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.DeliveryManager][STATEMENT] createRequest(): called with request type :webdav
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.DeliveryManager][STATEMENT] createRequest(): exiting
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequest][STATEMENT] submit(): Called
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequest][STATEMENT] setDefaultServerProperties(): No default server found for this request type: webdav
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequest][STATEMENT] setDefaultServerProperties(): properties defined in this request.
[WEBDAV_REMOTE_DIRECTORY:String] [repository/default]
[WEBDAV_USE_FULL_URL:String] [true]
[WEBDAV_USE_CHUNKED_BODY:String] [false]
[ASYNC_TIMEOUT:Integer] [86400000]
[WEBDAV_REMOTE_FILENAME:String] [7369_SMITH.pdf]
[HOST:String] [a06841]
[RETRY:Integer] [0]
[ASYNC_CHECK_INTERVAL:Integer] [60000]
[TEMP_FILE_SUFFIX:String] [.tmp]
[USERNAME:String] [test]
[PASSWORD:String] [test2]
[CONTENT_TYPE:String] [application/pdf]
[TEMP_FILE_PREFIX:String] [dlvr]
[RETRY_INTERVAL:Integer] [60000]
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequest][STATEMENT] submit(): BUFFERING_MODE is OFF.
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequest][STATEMENT] submit(): Start reading the document file. : C:\Documents and Settings\BIP Test\sample\7369_SMITH.pdf
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequest][STATEMENT] submit(): Calling DeliveryRequestHandler.submitRequest()
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequestHandler][STATEMENT] submitRequest(): called
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequestHandler][STATEMENT] submitRequest(): taget URL :http://a06841:80/repository/default/7369_SMITH.pdf
[011110_103321993][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] openRequest(request) called
[011110_103321993][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] openConnection() called - opening a06841:80
[011110_103321993][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] openConnection(): Start non-SSL connection.
[011110_103321993][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] start DIGEST auth handshake
[011110_103321993][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] generateRequestHeader() called.
[011110_103321993][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] generateRequestHeader(): generated request header
PUT http://a06841:80/repository/default/7369_SMITH.pdf HTTP/1.1
Host: a06841
User-Agent: Oracle BI Publisher 10.1.3.4.1
Connection: Keep-Alive
Content-Length: 5
Content-Type: application/pdf
<<<
[011110_103321993][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] submitRequest() called
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] submitRequest(): pIn.available(): 128
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] Constructor called
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] parseResponse() called
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] pIn.available(): 128
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : [HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] parseResponse() 1st line of response header: [HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : [WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm="Jackrabbit Webdav Server"]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] addResponseHeader(): [www-authenticate][Basic realm="Jackrabbit Webdav Server"]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : [Content-Length: 0]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] addResponseHeader(): [content-length][0]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : [Server: Jetty(1.6.0)]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] addResponseHeader(): [server][Jetty(1.6.0)]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : []
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] parseResponse(): end of HTTP header
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] parseResponse(): No HTTP response body
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] Exiting Constructor
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] Server requires BASIC auth instead, trying BASIC auth. re-opening the socket :[401][Unauthorized]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] closeConnection() called
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] closeConnection() exiting
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] openConnection() called - opening a06841:80
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] openConnection(): Start non-SSL connection.
[011110_103332774][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] generateRequestHeader() called.
[011110_103332774][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] generateRequestHeader(): generated request header
PUT http://a06841:80/repository/default/7369_SMITH.pdf HTTP/1.1
Host: a06841
Authorization: Basic ...
User-Agent: Oracle BI Publisher 10.1.3.4.1
Connection: Keep-Alive
Content-Length: 1281
Content-Type: application/pdf
<<<
[011110_103332774][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequestHandler][STATEMENT] submitRequest(): Writing the document to the server stream.
[011110_103332774][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequestHandler][STATEMENT] submitRequest(): 1281 bytes have sent to the server.
[011110_103332774][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] submitRequest() called
[011110_103343587][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] submitRequest(): pIn.available(): 65
[011110_103343587][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] Constructor called
[011110_103343587][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] parseResponse() called
[011110_103343587][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] pIn.available(): 65
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : [HTTP/1.1 201 Created]
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] parseResponse() 1st line of response header: [HTTP/1.1 201 Created]
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : [Content-Length: 0]
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] addResponseHeader(): [content-length][0]
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : [Server: Jetty(1.6.0)]
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] addResponseHeader(): [server][Jetty(1.6.0)]
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : []
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] parseResponse(): end of HTTP header
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] parseResponse(): No HTTP response body
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] Exiting Constructor
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] closeConnection() called
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] closeConnection() exiting
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequestHandler][STATEMENT] submitRequest(): Exiting submitRequest()
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] closeConnection() called
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] closeConnection() exiting
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequest][STATEMENT] submit(): Finished calling DeliveryRequestHandler.submitRequest()
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequest][STATEMENT] submit(): Process done successfully. Exiting submit()
========End of Delivery
Attachments : [C:\Documents and Settings\BIP Test\sample\7369_SMITH.pdf]
[011110_103343696][][STATEMENT] Template Location:C:\Documents and Settings\BIP Test\sample\employee.rtf
Code, data and control files are from http://blogs.oracle.com/BIDeveloper/2009/03/bursting_1.html and modified to use WebDAV (data file unchanged and code has WebDAV properties defined, otherwise unchanged):
Control File:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<xapi:requestset xmlns:xapi="http://xmlns.oracle.com/oxp/xapi">
     <xapi:globalData location="stream">
     </xapi:globalData>
     <xapi:request select="/DATA/LIST_DEPT/DEPT/LIST_EMPLOYEE/EMPLOYEE">
          <xapi:delivery>
               <xapi:webdav id="test-delivery" server="${WEBDAV_HOST}"
                    user="${WEBDAV_USER}" password="${WEBDAV_PASSWORD}"
                    remote-directory="/repository/default" remote-file="${EMPNO}_${ENAME}.pdf">
               </xapi:webdav>
               <xapi:document output-type="pdf" delivery="test-delivery">
                    <xapi:template type="rtf" location="${EMP_TEMPLATE}">
                    </xapi:template>
               </xapi:document>
          </xapi:delivery>
     </xapi:request>
</xapi:requestset>

Okay this is going to be a super elaborate answer but I believe you have some options....
1. setup the xdodelivery.cfg. The xdodelivery.cfg allows the following attributes to be set:
<server type="webdav" >
<host>
<port>
<uri>
<username>
<password>
*<authType>* you would put basic here
<encType>
<proxyHost>
<proxyPort>
<proxyUsername>
<proxyPassword>
<proxyAuthType>
<filter>
You really want to use XDO delivery.cfg. It is so much cleaner and easier to maintain. With that said, you can use the bursting designer to test this sucker pretty easily. The bursting designer supports xdodelivery.cfg and so does oracle bursting! A lot of people don't know that.....
Now, this is where it gets tricky. You will want to leave the server value blank or null in the control file. Oracle will go and look for a server type ="webdav" and where default="true". The con with solution is that it only works for one server.....
At this point in time oracle doesn't allow a server alias attribute in webdav. You could make a case for logging a ticket for them to create that in the control file. You could also make the case that they should support more attributes like the printer delivery....(check out the bursting designer and you'll see what I mean)
http://web.me.com/beth.wiggins/ike/bipublisher/BurstingDesignerDist/launch.html
2. Create a ticket with oracle.
You might be able to manipulate one of the properties for the delivery itself. You can try using the delivery designer and see which one property might work. I think you already know which one, it will be easier when you log a ticket with oracle support. You also, could potentially change the timeout option too.
http://web.me.com/beth.wiggins/ike/bipublisher/DeliveryDesignerDist/launch.html
Thanks,
Ike Wiggins
http://bipublisher.blogspot.com
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May 8 01:14:57 nboegholm-OSX webdavd[13502]: (uriURL != NULL) failed; going to CFURLCreateWithString; file: mount.tproj/webdav_parse.c; line: 1115
May 8 01:14:57 nboegholm-OSX webdavd[13502]: (uriURL != NULL) failed; going to CFURLCreateWithString; file: mount.tproj/webdav_parse.c; line: 1115
May 8 01:14:57 nboegholm-OSX webdavd[13502]: (uriURL != NULL) failed; going to CFURLCreateWithString; file: mount.tproj/webdav_parse.c; line: 1115
May 8 01:14:57 nboegholm-OSX webdavd[13502]: (uriURL != NULL) failed; going to CFURLCreateWithString; file: mount.tproj/webdav_parse.c; line: 1115
May 8 01:14:57 nboegholm-OSX webdavd[13502]: (uriURL != NULL) failed; going to CFURLCreateWithString; file: mount.tproj/webdav_parse.c; line: 1115
May 8 01:14:57 nboegholm-OSX webdavd[13502]: (uriURL != NULL) failed; going to CFURLCreateWithString; fil

WebDav problems

I have Apache (not the one that comes with Dev Suite)
setup with WebDav. Here is what is in my httpd.conf file:
  LoadModule dav_module modules/mod_dav.dll
  AddModule mod_dav.c
  <IfModule mod_dav.c>
    DAVLockDB "D:/Temp/LockDB"
    DAVMinTimeout 600
  </IfModule>
  Alias /dav "D:/Temp/SSAA_WebDav"
  <Directory "D:/Temp/SSAA_WebDav">
    Options All MultiViews ExecCGI -    Indexes
    AllowOverride All
    <IfModule mod_dav.c>
        DAV On
    </IfModule>
  </Directory>
I can, through windows "My Network Places", connect
just fine. If I try to setup access in JDeveloper I
get several errors.
1)
When I setup my connection and try to test the connection
I get the following message:
   Testing connection...
   Connection test failed: unable to connect
   Unable to connect to WebDav_Test1
   (http://myurl/dav/)
But the connection shows up in the list and I can navigate
down through the folders and it shows the files in those
folders.
2)
If I try to list locks I get the following error message:
   http://myurl/dav/ does not exist.
3)
If I try to upload a file to WebDav I get the following
error:
   Failed to create folder /dav/SSAA_Source/
The folder already exist, why should it try to create.
My Jdeveloper version is: Oracle IDE 9.0.3.10.35
Does something need to change in my Apache configuration?
Is anybody using WebDav successfully?
Lance Perry

Can you give me some back ground information.
What version of Apache are you using? Do you have any other modules loaded?
Have you taken a look at the apache log files to see what responses apache is sending back.

I'm running 10.7.4 and have many problems using webdav to link to a remote server

I connect to a company called Egnyte which provides remote data storage. Their solution is really elegant, but I have a lot of problem with speed using the webdav plug in. It is especially bad on Microsoft Office documents which can take up to a minute for simple documents to open and close. And when I have two documents on the cloud open at the same time and try to paste between them...forget about it. It takes forever!
We also have folks in our company which use Windows based machines and they do not have the same problem. Egnyte hasn't been able to solve the problem.
Any information about webdav problems on Lion/Macs would be greatly appreciated.

If you have an external drive equal to or larger than your internal HD, clone your internal to it with either Carbon Copy Cloner or Super Duper. Test the clone to make sure it's bootable. Then upgrade either one. Try it out first.

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I'm using a Sony DCR-HC96 connected to my Macbook, tried both Imovie HD and Imovie 08 and I have the same problem. When I try to import the video, the playback from the camera is very choppy, and after a few seconds the camera stops playing. If I just play the camera without importing, the footage is good. Sometimes the choppy-ness is right away and other times i will be able to import a few minutes and it starts again...
Addendum: Just realized I posted this in the Imovie 11 forum. My Bad, as the saying goes..I will post it in the Imovie 08 as well.
Message was edited by: J.M. Lachance

As the drive fills and you're going farther and farther into the disk it gets more and more problematic. When the drive is empty you're writing on the outer portion of the disc. The more it fills, the disk area gets narrower and narrower and slower and slower compared to the outer portion. USB drives that deliver information in bursts have more problems with this than drives that have sustained throughput like FireWire. For video, which requires sustained data delivery, this can be a problem. Depending on the computer and how full its drive is you can sometimes get better performance with DV capturing to the internal. It might be worth a try.

How to connect WebDav URL in Windows 7 to a Folder of KM.

Hi,
I have EP 7.0 SP 21.
When I tried to map a network drive in Windows Explorer to the WEBDAV URL of the Portal , don´t accept the URL. It said the folder is not valid. I know are problem with WebDAV in Windows 7. but not are a solution to this yet.
Thanks in advance.

Hi Luis,
we have the same problem and it seems that there are generally problems with Win7 and WebDav and not with Portal in particular.
Here are some links, hope that helps:
general:
[http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7itpronetworking/thread/67c361c0-ed6a-4e82-81df-da149c96492b|http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7itpronetworking/thread/67c361c0-ed6a-4e82-81df-da149c96492b]
[http://www.techiechips.com/web-folders-web-disk-webdav-problems-on-windows-7/|http://www.techiechips.com/web-folders-web-disk-webdav-problems-on-windows-7/]
performance:
[http://oddballupdate.com/2009/12/18/fix-slow-webdav-performance-in-windows-7/|http://oddballupdate.com/2009/12/18/fix-slow-webdav-performance-in-windows-7/]
Good luck
Joerg

Printing requirements for Bi publisher report

Hi all
Can any one tell me the steps required for me to look at the setups on my server side so that i can print the reports using the bursting API.The problem is i am not able to debug the log file as there is no connection error or any other exception but still i am not able to see the documents printed.
this is part of my log file
POST /printers/u260 HTTP/1.1Host: u260:631
User-Agent: Oracle XML Publisher 5.6.3
Connection: Keep-Alive
Transfer-Encoding: chunked
Content-Type: application/ipp
<<<
IPP version: 10
operation id: 410
charset: utf-8
request id: 1
-- operation attrs --
[1]attributes-charset:utf-8
[1]attributes-natural-language:en-us
-- printer attrs --
-- job attrs --
From this i understood that there is no problem with the connection but some how it is not printing.
Any help will be appreciated as i am having tough time figuring out this.
Thanks
Harsha

You need about 40 GB total. Also make sure that your /tmp and /var/tmp have about 2GB free in them, otherwise the installation will fail. (I can't remember the exact numbers, though.)
I agree, the system requirements do not exist anywere in any straightforward documentation. You need to read at least three different documents to piece together the requirements, and the results will still be incomplete.

Document Library: Open in Explorer - Client Certificate Selection Prompt

Hello,
when a User in a Document Library clicked on "Open in Explorer" a Window Prompting where the user can choose a Certificate. If the user clicked on Abort (Abbrechen in German) the Library open correct in a Windows-Windows and the user can work.
Clicked the User in the same Webapplication in a other Document Library on "Open in Explorer" no Certificate-Windows prompt. After the next Restart of the Client the Certificate-Windows prompt for the First Time. Is this a WebDav Problem or a wrong
IIS configuration? We use for all Webapplications https.
Thank you
Sebastian

Hi Sebastian,
For troubleshooting your issue, please refer to the steps as below:
1.Open up your IIS manager, go to Sites and select the site which is having the issue.
2.Click on SSL Settings and set Client certificates to Ignore.
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"heap limit" - or the death of a perfectly sound web application ;-)

hi everyone,
i am running a web app on tomcat 6. There is this specfic feature in the web application where i need to parse data from a csv file and programatically place data in an excel file.
i am using these api's :
jexcelapi
ostermillerutil
here is the code
// Parsing CSV file
          CSVParser p = new CSVParser(in);
          p.setCommentStart("#;!");
          p.setEscapes("nrtf", "\n\r\t\f");
          String[] line = null;
          Label label = null;
          WritableSheet sheet = writeWorkbook.createSheet("Data", 0);
          int rowCount = 0;
          try {
               while ((line = p.getLine()) != null) {
                    for (int column=0; column < line.length; column++) {
                         try {
                              label = new Label(column,rowCount, line[column]);
                              sheet.addCell(label);
                         } catch (RowsExceededException e) {
                              // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                              e.printStackTrace();
                         } catch (WriteException e) {
                              // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                              e.printStackTrace();
                    rowCount++;
          catch (IOException e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
          }the problem is a quite outOfMemory error cause in the while loop.
Its clear that the amout of data (aprox. 26000 rows of data - about 100megs of data) is the problem. My question is any of you can see anything i could optimize the loop with so that the app wont burst ;-)
yours,
Jazz

the problem is a quite outOfMemory error cause in the
while loop.
Its clear that the amout of data (aprox. 26000 rows
of data - about 100megs of data) is the problem. I have a great problem understanding why you need to process 100megs of data in a web application since you are unlikely to be shipping the 100megs to the client for display. I can only see some sense to it if your web application is offering a conversion service but even then you will still have an upload of 100megs followed by a download of 100megs. If you are offering a conversion service then because of the memory requirement you will probably be limited to just one client at a time anyway.
Not what you would call a sound scalable solution to a problem.

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Hi everyone.
I am using the DAV protocol to have access to some of my documentation in Portal.
The thing is when I use some accent in the archives names like "documentaciónuno.doc" and try to access to the DAV with Oracle Drive, the archive is listed like "documentaciÃ³nuno" and wont let me even open it. If I try to open it, word say something like there is an error opening the file.
Any idea why is this happening?

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I found another note (Note:367860.1) with the solution being to install and use the Oracle Drive client. Did that, and still got an "Error 5: Access is denied" alert when trying to add a file to a plain portal page with NO tabs and a single Items region that allows users to add content to it. Next, under that page's properties on the Items tab, in the Default WebDAV Types section, changed Default Regular Files to Simple File and tried adding a file using WebDav and ta-daaaa! It worked. However, I don't want to use the Simple File item type, I want to use the regular File!!! And yes, I have made some customizations to the File item (changed defaults, re-order attributes, etc.) Not sure what to do next. Any ideas???

Oracle drive and oradav - ORA-20504: User not authorized to perform the req

Anyone have any idea why we may not be allowed to copy files to portal?
We have checked the edit region to allow all files, quota is unlimited and we're using portal as a priviledged user (manage) for the page group.
For some reason we are globally blocked from copying files to /dav_portal/portal.
Any suggestions?

I have the exact same problem on Oracle Portal 10.1.4 while I'm using Windows XP. I never had the webdav problem when I was using Windows 2000/NT on older versions of the portal. There is a note on Metalink (Note:338932.1) that seems relevant to this issue but I haven't been able to try WebDAV while using a different OS than Windows XP to confirm that is the bug I've encountered. The solution in that note says "Wait for the bug fix (no earlier than Portal 11.0) OR Use a client other than Windows XP."
I found another note (Note:367860.1) with the solution being to install and use the Oracle Drive client. Did that, and still got an "Error 5: Access is denied" alert when trying to add a file to a plain portal page with NO tabs and a single Items region that allows users to add content to it. Next, under that page's properties on the Items tab, in the Default WebDAV Types section, changed Default Regular Files to Simple File and tried adding a file using WebDav and ta-daaaa! It worked. However, I don't want to use the Simple File item type, I want to use the regular File!!! And yes, I have made some customizations to the File item (changed defaults, re-order attributes, etc.) Not sure what to do next. Any ideas???

Concurrent Mode Failure

With -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC turned on, I am getting a "Concurrent Mode Failure" when a minor collection that leads to a full GC (due to a full old generation) occurs. The VM runs normally although the full GC was very long.
Does anyone know what this means? Surprisingly little documentation on this error message. A suggestion was to enable class unloading with CMS, which I did, but the error still comes up.
Any ideas?

First of all, thanks for your replies, they have been
most helpful in our attempt to tune GC activities for
our uncommon application.We are happy that the forums have been a useful device for
providing direct help to customers such as yourself.
During the bursty allocation,
(1) most objects are promoted very quickly into
tenured, replacing old objects in the tenured
(2) a lot of temporary objects that only live for the
duration of the burst activity are created and
promoted into tenured
Obviously the solution to the second is to tune and
resize the young generation but we have reached a
limit where the pause times for minor collections are
acceptable.I am assuming from that that you have tried to tune
the sizes of Eden, the survivor spaces and tenuring
thresholds to what you believe are optimal settings
that reduce premature promotion while still staying
under your threshold of acceptable pause times.
Fair enough.
>
My point is that the size of old generation
after bursty allocation should be roughly the
same as before bursty allocation, given that
there is little floating garbage after the burst.
Our problem is that we rely on CMS to happen after
the burst (when CPU load is low and significantly
fewer objects are created), and this works using
vanilla CMS, but not with iCMS. Thus, my question
about whether iCMS is idle if no minor collections
occur.Yes, you are right. If the "steady state" iCMS duty cycle
is lower than 100%, then if allocation rates in Eden
fall substantially, then iCMS will not necessarily start
after the scavenge that promoted these objects into
the tenured generation. On the other hand, vanilla
CMS would (both those statements modulo the
understanding that the tenured generation occupancy
exceeds the appropriate triggering threshold).
However, it seems to me that it should not matter for
you that the tenured generation is not immediately
cleaned up following said promotion activity, because
presumably there is no pressure from further promotion?
Ah, OK, I think I understand your problem. You get these bursts
of activity, and the computed steady state duty cycle is too
low to be able to effectively deal with such bursty behaviour?
Are there verbose GC logs (form iCMS certainly, and as well, if possible,
from CMS) that you might be able to share with us at
hotspotgc dash feedback at sun dot com? It could be that we may
be able to tune our adaptive pacing filters to deal effectively
with such burstiness without your having to pay the price of
a 100% durty cycle (aka vanilla CMS), to deal with these
bursty periods while little collection activity is needed during
the not-so-bursty peiods. (It could well be that we can't, because
of the time-scale of said burstiness, but it's worth a try.)

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