Confused about the clock

I've had my Style for just over a week and love it - but find myself quite confused today. I don't recall changing any options - but as of this morning - the clock stays on ALL the time. It used to fade out completely - now it only fades a little (and it brightens up when I pick it up.) Obviously, I somehow changed something - but I have no idea what. It is actually a little easier to have the clock always on - but I would really like to know how that happened. Thanks in advance for your help.

That is how mine worked for the first week - but now it is on all the time. It is actually nice to just see the time (since I stopped wearing watches when I got my first cell) - so I'm not complaining - but I would like to know how to change it back and forth.

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I'm confused about the apple ID transition from my aol screen name. Does it continue to use my aol email as my apple ID, converting it somehow or do I need to provide a new email address or just create a new username for the apple ID?

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Confused about the battery...

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Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.
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Hi all,
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this is inside on EJB...............
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EntityManager em;
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public CustomersBean() {
public void create(int id, String name, String address, String telno, String mobileno)
try{
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Customer _customer = new Customer();
_customer.setId(id);
_customer.setName(name.toString());
_customer.setAddress(address.toString());
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em.persist(_customer);
emf.close();
}catch(Exception ex){
throw new EJBException(ex.toString());
in web application, i'm using the @EJB in customer servlets.
public class CustomerProcessServlet extends HttpServlet {
@EJB
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blah blah inject directly coming request field from jsp.
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Confused about the Business Component Developer Certification

Excuse me, I´m confused...
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938334 wrote:
Excuse me, I´m confused...
How many certifications are about the Business Component Certification? Three??
I thought there was just one, the Business Component Developer, which is the 1Z0-860 code...
but I also have seen these:
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Java EE 6 Java Persistence API Developer Certified Expert Exam - 1Z0-898
and now I don´t know which one to study for...
Are these better? Or just different? Or are the last ones just the new ones and the 1Z0-860 is obsolete?
Thanks in advance!The basic answer to look at the question topics for each exam and and see what fits you. The question topcis should yield insight.
Additionally the following exam is an OCP
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=41&p_org_id=&lang=&p_exam_id=1Z0_860
The other two are OCE, as far as I can tell. Typically more of an area in depth, but OCE's can vary.
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=41&p_org_id=&lang=&p_exam_id=1Z0_895
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=41&p_org_id=&lang=&p_exam_id=1Z0_898
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Howdy All
Here is my understanding of the role of ejbc in Weblogic 7:
* Let's assume I have a JAR containing an EJB (let's say a stateless session bean).
Let's call this the no-ejbc-JAR.
1. I run the no-ejbc-JAR through ejbc to create the container-ejbc-JAR which can
now be deployed in Weblogic.
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Weblogic to no-ejbc-JARs being deployed.
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Rob

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Ryan LeCompte
[email protected]
http://www.louisiana.edu/~rml7669
"Rob Young" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Howdy All
Here is my understanding of the role of ejbc in Weblogic 7:
* Let's assume I have a JAR containing an EJB (let's say a stateless
session bean).
Let's call this the no-ejbc-JAR.
1. I run the no-ejbc-JAR through ejbc to create the container-ejbc-JAR
which can
now be deployed in Weblogic.
2. I can run ejbc against the no-ejbc-JAR to create a client-ejbc-JAR
for use
by clients wishing to access and use the EJB.
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MUST I run the no-ejbc-JAR through ejbc (to create the container-ejbc-JAR)
before
it can be deployed in Weblogic 7?
If so, why?
I can sort of see why this may be necessary from the containers perspective,
although
I would have thought the ejbc process could have been automatically applied
by
Weblogic to no-ejbc-JARs being deployed.
But I am confused as to why ejbc would need to be used to create a client-ejbc-JAR.
From the client's perspective, isn't it simply enough to have the no-ejbc-JAR
(or a subset of the no-ejb-JAR) containing the EJB home and remote interfaces
(along with any non-ejbc generated support classes)? For use by the client,
why
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DrLucian wrote:
I am a casual photographer and I love using Lighroom for my pictures but I don't think that paying for a yearly license because I am not spending a lot of time editing pictures.
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(i've got 2 screenshots but it seems there's no upload in the sdn forum?)
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Hi All,
Thanks for your deatiled reply, I think the logic is somehow clear for me,
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I found that is stored in table COMM_IL_IOBWTY, the value is exactly the same on UI
we have a program and a FM, both using " CALL FUNCTION 'CRM_IBCWTY_IL_API_CREATE' " staement to write this value.
the program is set as a background job, but for now, at testing period, we run it manually in se38 each time we need
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in the code, both in the program and in the FM, we put 000000 for hr/min/sec,
they works fine in our dev system, but in qas system,
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I'm so confused and tried to debug into the 'CRM_IBCWTY_IL_API_CREATE' and not found any code might be related to timezone.
Do you have any idea why this happens? Thank you!
Kane

Confused about the instructions for installing MySQL on my OS X client

I installed MySQL for OS X as recommended here:
http://developer.apple.com/internet/opensource/osdb.html
it looks like I managed to created a test database in the mysql directory, but now can't access it.
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I tried download phpMyAdmin, since I am used to using that via cPanel on my ISP, but don't know how to use it on my Mac. Do I need to start up Apache to do that? And if I do that, won't it interfere with the mongrel server that I'm trying to use in the separate Ruby on Rails instructions?
I guess I could probably do all my development online via my ISP, which supports Ruby on Rails and where it is easy to set up MySQL databases, but if I could just figure out how to use MySQL on my Mac it would be fun to try to do this development offline.
Any hints?
Thanks,
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Have you done anything past those instructions? like creating MySQL user accounts, granting permissions, etc?
There's a whole lot more to running MySQL that just installing it (and I'm not sure why Apple suggest building from scratch when MySQL offer binary distributions which do all the hard work for you.
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