Cannot connect to Discoverer 11g PLUS

Hallo,
i want to connect to my Discoverer 11g plus and get following error Message:
RMI-protocoll with JRMP transport : connection refused to host: 127:0.0.1; nested excecption is:
java.net.ConnectExceptopm: Connection refused: connect.
In the Weblogic - logs:
Meldungs-ID     JPS-03001
Meldungsebene     1
URI     /discoverer/app/directPartialConnect;jsessionid=pZlpNmwH8W81D7kd7jcbD30h8Tyv1ZZR1lh6wpfYq8DDFJlJ4kyn!1031453079
Beziehungs-ID     0:1
Argument 1     java.util.logging.LoggingPermission
Argument 2     control
Argument 3     null
Argument 4     java.lang.NoSuchMethodException: java.util.logging.LoggingPermission.<init>(java.lang.String)
Meldung     Cannot instantiate permission class "java.util.logging.LoggingPermission", target "control", or actions "null" as defined in the system policy context.
Please, i need your help!

I had a similar problem with a vanilla install of 11g on my local Windows XP box. The difference was that I could connect using SqlPlus but could not connect with Sql Developer.
In Sql Developer, I first tried "Connection type = basic", "Hostname = localhost", "Port = 1521" and "sid = orcl".
I then tried "Connection type = TNS", "Network Alias = ORCL".
Neither worked.
In the end, I got around the first problem by replacing "localhost" with the machine's IP address. I got around the second problem by looking at windows services and noticing that the "OracleOraDb11g_home1TNSListener" service was set to start automatically but was not started. I started it manually and all was good. I'm sure this willl alll fall apart when my IP address changes due to DHCP but at least I will know where to look.

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<![CDATA[
==========================================
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================================
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]]>
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I have the same problem as this one but while accessing oracle database through JDBC. The solution you suggested is to rename database instance since length of instance name is more than 8.But in my case I ket the instance default to xe.Still I am getting same exception while I accessing database through JDBC.Fo your reference I am giving stack trace.
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3. Airprint from iPhone cannot detect the printer consistently.
I am thinking to return the product but the 8500a also having the same problem.
Please let me know any good solution. Thanks.

Hello snakehollywood,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I understand you cannot connect wireless using the Deskjet 3050A. I will do my best to assist you! I would start off by following this entire HP document on 'Unable to find printer' Error Message Displays on the Computer During a Wireless Network Installati...
Make sure you do disable the startup programs and services on your computer. Please post your results, as I will be looking forward to hearing from you. Have a great day!
I worked on behalf of HP.

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