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user10233638, did you install a 64 bit Oracle client or a 32 bit Oracle client? Your subject line says instant client which I would think you are using the EZconnect feature. To the best of my knowledge, which I admint is limited in regards to the instant client, I thought that the EZ connection like a java thin client connection supplied all the Oracle target information so not tnsnames.ora file was required.
I found a EQ connection example in the following while researching your issue:
ORA-12154 When Using Long SQLNET Alias in DBQ Property of ODBC Connection String or TNS Service Name of DSN [ID 1340407.1]
Is there any reason you are not using a regular Oracle client or an ODAC client installation? The ODAC client installation does not come with the network configuration tools but I have copied a tnsnames.ora file into the appropriate directory my customer wanted installed so they could use the MS Visual Studio support provided by ODAC. We are using that client to support connections to Oracle.
As far as I know Oracle does not care if you point to a network hosted tnsnames.ora file via the TNS_ADMIN environment variable. So long as the sqlnet software can open and read the tnsnames.ora file I am pretty sure Oracle does not care. We have been using a network hosted tnsnames.ora file to support desktop clients for over a decade and a half though we do not use this option from servers. I am pretty sure it was Oracle support that suggested using a commont client tnsnames.ora file to us to begin with.
HTH -- Mark D Powell --

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Flex Success Stories

Hi there.
I have heard a lot of developers sing the praises of how
wonderful Flex is,
and as a developer myself, it's certainly an improvement over
using
Flash.exe to author Flash movies, for certain applications.
However what I am struggling to find is "real world"
production scenarios
where it's ("it" being "Flex" and the whole "RIA" concept)
actually proven
to be of much use.
Situations I'm investigating:
1) Companies that have had an existing HTML-based web
presence which
decided to jump to a Flex-driven RIA solution, and
experienced an up-turn
in business.
2) Companies which did NOT have an existing HTML-based web
presence, and
decided to go for a Flex / Flash UI as opposed to an HTML
one, the
rationale for doing so, and their resultant findings (harder
to quantify
the comparitive benefits in this case, I realise).
We're finding Flex to be be difficult to justify as a
technology. I don't
disagree that it's interesting and it *should* be a (cliche
alert) "killer
app", but I don't actually see it in the real world.
We have had a relationship with Macromedia (not sure how this
translates to
Adobe), and had asked them, but they never actually came up
with anything
(which is worrying). There seems to be a lot of claims of how
great all
this RIA is, but not a lot of tangible evidence that it's
great enough for
anyone with a cheque book to actually care.
So here I am asking the community. Does anyone have any
analysis or case
studies of Flex success stories?
I am NOT trying to knock Flex / Flash at all. On the
contrary, I am trying
to gather ammnunition as to how to justify using it to
potential clients.
*I* think it's a cool product.
Cheers.
Adam

My "increase sales from x to y" was an example, and perhaps
the most
easy to measure. How do you measure that your recruiters ARE
more
efficient?
They can spend more time scheduling more drives since they
have much
less paperwork to do for each mobile drive and that we are
meeting our
blood collection goals more frequently. This is the
improvement we saw
when we implemented an CF/HTML application three years ago.
I am in the process of rebuilding this application into a
CF/FLEX
solution, so we have obviously not seen any improvement here
yet, they
can't use it until I finish. But for the pieces I have shown
them they
are very excited. I would say there are going to be two
savings here.
I am implementing a much slicker, very desktop like UI much
easier and
quicker then if I had tried to do the same in a
HTML|DHTML|AJAX
techniques. So there is saving in my time. I am building new
features
that will allow the recruiters to create new drives, which is
something
that is still a very paper intensive process that does not
exist in the
current application. This will make it a bit harder to
measure since
there will not be an HTML version of this functionality to
compare
against. But since I can do at least some of this with Flex
wizards, my
development time is defiantly shorter.
But overall, FLEX is allowing me to delver features that have
long been
requested, but where difficult and time consuming to develop
with older
technologies.

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Not to be a party pooper..... But.. Didn't the old spec claim that this phone has a slower processor? If so whats the advantage to this phone? A Keyboard? 720p is a silly excuse for big claim also, most of these super phones can be made to do it with some hacking (so I hear).
I'm just gunna be bummed out if VZW goes DORID CRAZY on tv, and stores. Especially if it has no huge advantages. ((
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Embeded derby as client variable store

I've spent considerable time trying to configure the built-in
derby embeded DB as a CF client variable store and have failed
utterly. It seems to be impossible.
I had a SQL Server client store which worked just find, but,
for various reasons that are irrelevant here, I would really prefer
not to do that and use derby instead.
I created the database, created the dsn, set the dsn as the
client store and it all looked okay. But it isn't. The CLOCAL and
CGLOBAL tables were not created as they should have been (and were
for SQL Server). So I created them by hand as described in the
help
files, but that failed as well. Changing various things yields
different errors, but there is a consisted 500 Server error. I can
only guess that the database writes are failing, but there is no
indication as to why.
I have looked all over adobe.com and all over the intertubes
and there is no further information of any kind. In fact, the
latest instructions for even creating the database date back to
May
2007 and have no resemblance to the administrators screens at
all. (I'm running CF 8,0,1,195765 standard). When I create an
embedded derby dsn, I get the generic "default"
Data & Services > Datasources > Other screen.
There's nothing "derby" about it.
So, frankly, it seems pretty pointless and useless to me. If
someone can point me DIRECTLY to relevant information, I'd
appreciate it. I cannot believe in the year plus this product has
been out that NO ONE has done this, especially when it's commented
all
over the place that this is one of the things you can do, yet
there's nothing. Even searching for just "derby" on these forums
yields only three hits, none of which are relevant.

>> Well it does actually *tell you* it won't create
them automatically when
> > you go to set the DSN as the client store. I
suppose one has to read what
> > it says on the screen, which I have to say I don't
bother doing a lot of
> > the time in CFAdmin because I "know" what the text
says. This very screen
> > has caught me out with that before. Just the first
time, though.
>
> Actually, it does not tell you. The SQL Server screen
presents you with a box
> that says "create tables" but this one does not.
It doesn't say - underneath the "Description" text area "Your
data source
requires you to manually create the necessary database tables
to store your
client variables. See the Online Help for details. "?
It does for me.
You have a most curious CF install, and I would be very
hesitant continuing
with it given what you say.
What OS are you running on? Do you still have your install
logs, and do
they reveal anything relevant?
Is this an install that was fresh 8.0 (or 8.0.1), or has it
been upgraded
from an earlier release?
> The ones you expect. And the tables are there and
created correctly as per
> <cfdbinfo> which matches the <cfdbinfo>
created by CF in SQL Server. Things
> like:
> CREATE TABLE CDATA (cfid char (64), app char (64), data
clob,)
> CREATE TABLE CGLOBAL (cfid char (64), data clob, lvisit
datetime)
> CREATE UNIQUE INDEX id1 ON CDATA(cfid, app)
> CREATE INDEX id2 ON CGLOBAL(cfid)
> CREATE INDEX id3 ON CGLOBAL(lvisit)
OK, that sounds about right. The only thing I did different
was to use
timestamp rather than datetime. I'm not sure if that's worth
a try.
Can you insert / update / delete manually to/from those?
> > What are the error messages?
> As I said, the only consistent one is an Apache 500
Server error
The inconsistent ones would probably be helpful to know about
too.
What goes into the CF logs when these errors are being
raised? Do the 500
errors give an stack trace info? I think 500 errors usually
don't, but
don't exactly recall.
> > That sounds wrong. I get " Data & Services >
Datasources > Apache Derby
> > Embedded" on all three servers I have at my
disposal currently (a mix of
> > CF8 multiserver, CF8 stand-alone), and the rest of
the screen is
> > Derby-specific. It sounds to me like your install
is bung. Are you saying
> > when you select "Apache Derby Embedded" you just
get the same screen you
> > would have had you selected "other"? Odd.
>
> Also, as I said, I do not get any Derby anything.
I'm finding your tone a bit tedious to be honest.
I asked for clarification because you weren't completely
clear in your
post, and I just wanted to make sure you were sure what you
were seeing
because it's somewhat unusual to be getting completely the
wrong screens in
CFAdmin. In all the CF servers I have had responsibility for,
I've not
seen this, so I just wanted to *make sure* I was reading you
right.
> "other" jdbc data source creation screen, In fact, I
even copied the
> derby-specific URL from the create link and pasted it
into the browser, and CF
> Admin redirected it to the generic jdbc. This happens on
all three CF servers I
> have access to (all running 8.0.1 standard).
Weird. How did you create the Derby DBs themselves? It's
usually one of
the options on the create DSN screen. Did you create them
manually or
using some other client tool?
> > I think your problem here is your attitude that
because *you* can't make
> > something work then automatically nor can anyone
else. That is seldom
> > going to be the case, surely (or you lead a very
charmed life). I always
> > find that when something doesn't work for me in CF
it's almost always my
> > fault.
>
> Thank you for your opinion. It's most helpful
When trying to solve a problem that's a result of something
you've done, I
find it easy to take the mindset that *you've* done something
wrong, not
[something else] has done something wrong. Once one starts
looking more
analytically at one's own actions, sometimes a flag comes up,
and there's a
bit of a "slap forehead" moment. However if it's
predetermined that
something else is at fault and one is just the victim of
circumstance, it's
difficult to progress.
It's just better to dispense with the hand-wringing and roll
up the sleeves
and get on with fixing it.
> should have somehow psychically determined. If you read
for comprehension
> you'll see that I said I can't believe no one had done
it.
Have you not found anyone reporting to have used the Derby
DB? I have to
say that I'd never used it before y/day, because I've got the
luxury of
having Oracle or SQL Server DBs at my disposal. However I do
know of other
organisations using Derby for their demo DBs, and have read a
few things
about its usage.
I don't think you should expect to hear people reporting back
"hey I am
using Derby to store my client variables", because I don't
think it's
really that report-worthy. How many people to you see
reporting back "I'm
using my Oracle DB to store client variables"? As "storing
client
variables in a DB" is such a mundane thing, people are only
going to report
on it if they have had problems with it. Maybe no-one's done
it (except
for me, as of y/day). Maybe no-one's had a problem with it. A
case in
point: I had no problems setting it up, so I have no further
need to report
anything to anyone about it because it's "job done, move on".
> As I said the first time and again above, and will
repeat again here: I can't
> find anywhere where someone said they've actually done
it.
I've *actually done it*. I told you this y/day, as soon as
you asked.
There you go. Can we move on now please?
I'm not actually sure you want help, but if you do, follow up
with those
error message and anything from the logs that are helpful. I
think you
just want to have a moan as to how you've been so put upon,
and if that's
the case, I think we're done here. It's up to you as to how
to proceed.
Adam

HT1218 I'm trying to set up a new iPad..it asks for my WiFi network.. I find the network..then it asks for information that I have no idea about: IP address, Subnet Mask, Routet, DNS, Search Domains, Client ID..also the headings are: DHCP,BootP, Static..c

I am trying to set up my new iPad. it asks for a WiFi connection.. I have one..then the next page asks for these things:DHCP,BootP,Ststic then IP address, Subnet Mask, Router, DNS, Search Domain, Client ID then HTTP Proxy I have no idea what any of this means...can someone please help me???

Thank you sooo much. I was so disappointed...I couldn't wait to get started with the new iPad..then ran into the problem. So simple. You made my day. Thank you for your expertise!!

What is Adobe doing to fix all these bugs...? Is there an update coming soon??

Seeing so many complaints on the Adobe Muse bugs forum, wondering if there is fixes coming soon to all these, ESPECIALLY compatibility issues with Windows 8-8.1 64bit PC's. These are the PC's being sold nowadays, I cannot buy a new laptop with Windows 7 easily anymore... I had no choice.

Some say that there will be a version 8.1 released in the near future. But since your phone is still under warranty, get it checked again. Did you visit an Apple Store or an Authorized Apple Service Provider to test the phone?
iPhone - Contact Support - Apple Support

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Better access to your downloadable digital collection
New downloadable software and game titles
Digital Library will replace Best Buy® pc app. If you have used Best Buy pc app before, your previous purchases will automatically be added to Digital Library.
Look for more details about Digital Library in your email inbox soon.
Digital Library FAQs
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A: Digital Library is replacing pc app and will be the new place to access all of your downloadable digital content.
Q: What will happen to my current downloads I have in my pc app account?
A: They will be migrated to your Digital Library account which you can access using your dotcom or pc app credentials
Q: When will Digital Library be available?
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Q: Where can I buy digital products when pc app is no longer available?
A: The purchase of digital products can be done through BestBuy.com or via in-store kiosks.
Q: Will my in-store kiosk digital product purchases show in my Digital Library?
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A: Yes, the Digital Library can be accessed from either a PC or Mac computer.
Q: Will the Digital Library show on my mobile device AND can I download my content onto the device?
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Come on Verizon you teased us enough with this coming soon! I'm a developer that purchased the new Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 3, it was a nice a phone but not for a developer! So I sold it for $700! It was such a tease! I need an unlocked bootloader so I can install a custom recovery! So it was like buying a brand new laptop with an encoded password! Its not right! It's our hardware! Why must you lock it up?? I hope you guys release this Developer Edition Note 3 before December, if not it looks like I'm switching to Sprint or T-Mobile! You already took my unlimited data away, and now you expect us to buy locked devices? Please Verizon keep development going! It's only making Android better!

Success Stories for BW and XI

Hello experts,
Iam looking for Success stories between BW Integration with XI, Any links Pdfs are highly appreciated
Thanks
SP

I run my own small "server" at home -- it has Postfix/DoveCot mail server on it and a "hardened" /etc/sshd_config. Upgraded from 10.5.5 client to 10.5.7 client on it today.
10.5.7's /etc/postfix/main.cf added a line at the bottom of that file that says inet_interfaces = localhost. Actually, I think they added that with 10.5.6. I changed it to read #inet_interfaces = localhost and the mail server started working again.
I don't have scponly but I do have sshd enabled. 10.5.7 didn't touch my /etc/sshd_config.

Coming Soon from Apple an Update to Safari for Windows ...

... with a lot of missing features:
Read at
http://www.apple.com/safari/download/
Coming Soon
Support for International users
International text input methods
Advanced text (contextual forms, international scripts)
Localized menus and help
NTLM support
PAC file auto-detection
FTP directory listings
Link to proxy settings from Safari (Safari respects the proxy settings in the Windows Internet control panel)
Cookie management
LiveConnect support
Tooltips
Spell checking
Printing page numbers, titles, margins
(...)

Yes, the question was not directed at you, even if I might have appreciated if you had made something up, just to make me happy.
The question was more directed at Apple, who have not been brilliant with the communication regarding Safari for Windows. Example: For several days they proudly presented Safari for Windows on the main page of their Japanese web site, even though one of the most glaring limitations was that the first betas would not work in Japanese - at all.
In contrast to many people in this forum, I do not mind that there are serious limitations and bugs in the beta. However, I am disappointed that Apple does not list the problems up front.

HTC Desire coming soon......

OK,
Last ditch straw today to try and fix my S710. Talking to the Technical bods.
Got talking about the other 2 phones on offer from BT and was told that they have not been given any more information on the Hero as the Desire is due to be introd! ! ! ! ! !
Anyone in the know just exactly when, how much etc????????
I know this is probably a slip of the tounge by the techie but got to whack it on here aint I ? !

Must be about this time last year we had "New handsets coming soon" on the old forum.
The 620 is a great workhorse of a phone, but it is slow on the web browsing, and cant get 3G data connection.
After 9 months on a HTC HD2, I now realise just how slow it was.
Sadly, it seems that the 710 and the 620 are the only means that BT customers can use Broadband Talk "Anywhere" though
Edit:-
I'd forget it. Go to another service provider and you will get a reduction on BB#3 and the saving made will more than cover the cost of the phone. Take a look out there
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OT: I need success stories! Quickly! HELP!! :-)

HELP!
Our company is hoping to make a major decision on whether to completely rewrite our system on J2EE. We need to convince our management and marketing teams of the need for this. Do you have any articles and success stories to help us sell your technology? Specifically I'm looking for:
- J2EE projects
- Large systems (we serve 300 million hits/day) that need to be both fast and stable
- Project timelines (how long? how many developers?)
- preferably Linux-based
- preferably open-source (e.g. JBoss) although commercial app servers will be fine
This would be GREAT!!! I'm DESPERATE!
Dave Lowndes

I would recommend the Apache website (http://www.apache.org/). If your not already familiar with them they provide phenomenal open-source software. The Apache HTTP server and Tomcat servlet container are usually more than sufficient for building large systems, you may not even require an EJB server. You can also tie in the Struts MVC framework to make your life easier (see under the Jakarta project on the Apache site).
In terms of a free database (assuming you need one) then you could also use MySql (http://www.mysql.org), as with the Apache software it's open-source and available on Linux.
Best of luck,
Ronny.

BT Infinity 'Coming Soon'

I have been wanting BT Infinity for ages; with the belief that it would never be in my area I renewed my 12 month o2 contract at a cut price. I just checked the BT Infinity checker by entering my phone number and it says 100MB download and 15MB upload 'Coming Soon'.
Does anyone have any information on this? Have BT started rolling out 100MB broadband yet?

Not being in the very fortunate position your in...... my checker was nothing like yours.
But this is the way I would interpret your results.-
"Our test also indicates that your line currently supports a WBC Fibre To The Premises"
NOW you could have a fibre connection direct from your premise/property to the exchange. Hence the high 100Mbps download figure.
"Single Dwelling Unit Residential"
Not business, Not tower block just a normal house= Easier to install cable to.
OH Feed with no anticipated issues.
Looks like a provisional survey of the area/street may have been done and the fibre cable will be supplied to your premises via telegraph poles... Over Head Cable feed.
As I understand it the FTTP trials have just ended (1 Nov) so looks like Bt are releasing the FTTP product.
I'd phone BT sales and enquire.... as there would be a lot more work involved getting the cable directly to you they will need to get a commitment before doing that work I suppose.
Good Luck you lucky lucky person... slightly envious I am
Please Click On any Text in Blue as that automatically links to information.
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Coming Soon Movies tab

I read online that iTunes now has a "Coming Soon" page in the Movies section. I read it on Ars Technica (http://arstechnica.com/journals/apple.ars/2008/03/09/itunes-store-introduces-mov ies-coming-soon-section)
But I can't find the tab anywhere. We have had the Movies in Australia for a few months now, but the library still lacks a few titles that I am after and was wondering if there was a way to see if they are on their way. Where can I find this coming soon tab?
Thanks.

Mmmm, never heard of this and never seen it, did type in 'coming soon' into the search and found a coming soon page which looks nothing like the page in the link you provided and when I looked at the films there they were already released.
Might be a US feature only.

Video Card Success Stories?

Hi All,
I'm having problems getting my ATI HD Radeon 4350 card to play nice with Molehill on Ubuntu 10.10. Does anyone have any success stories (with any Graphics Card / OS combination)?
Maybe we can use this thread to give those of us who are working on projects some insight into video cards we may want to upgrade to.
Thanks,
Scott

Hey folks,
Previously, I shared my experiences concerning molehill examples and how some examples would work and others would crash before anything was rendered. I'm now convinced that the molehill examples that did work on my machine probably had the Context3D property enableErrorChecking set to true. I've examined source code for the examples I've been playing around with and sure enough, examples that crashed before now worked well when I set enableErrorChecking to true. Conversely, molehill examples and libraries that are currently working well on my machine have the enableErrorChecking property set to true; setting the property to false makes these examples crash. Here is what the pre-release documentation has to say about this property:
enableErrorChecking:Boolean
If true, calls to clear(), and drawTriangles() are synchronous and can throw errors. This reduces performance. In the default case, this member is false. When error checking is disabled, no attempt is made to check the success of graphics rendering, eliminating the need to associate any resulting error condition with a particular graphics request. Graphics processing is simplified and the graphics pipeline is not unnecessarily stalled.
I really wanted to share this bit of information with other linux users. After reading some comments here on this forum and other comments from linux users at mcfunkypants blog I'm convinced that some of us linux users have to set enableErrorChecking to true to get our code working without crashing.

Success Stories

Can anyone point me in the direction of success stories of the Cisco VoIP implementations that either you have experienced or companies you know of?
I am deciding whether or not to go down this path. Thank you in advance.

Hi Kevin,
Here is some info to get you started. You should also read up on the Cisco Blueprint for success. There are many factors that will have to go into making this decision.
Infrastructure,staff,costs,support,migration paths, strategies etc. etc .etc. Not an easy decision, but done properly IP Telephony is a great way to go. Done improperly, it can be a VERY painful experience. Have a look;
IP Communications (VoIP)
Case Studies
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/netsol/ns641/networking_solutions_customer_success_stories_list.html
IP Communications (VoIP)
Introduction
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/netsol/ns641/networking_solutions_packages_list.html
Hope this helps!
Rob

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