Custom certificates for JAR file signing

Hi,
Can anyone please let me know how to check that we have custom certificates for JAR file signing set up in our instance
Thanks,
Praveen

It depends on the version of your $ADJVAPRG. See the referenced note.
How to use,create and /or update Digital Certificates for Jinitiator in 11i Applications
http://metalink.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=365735.1

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1. Download the jar file you want to install, to your computer. Now open My computer, and on the upper left corner you shall see a menu, click the "Tools" button and then click "Folder options..." A little window will appear. Click the "View" tab. On this window you need to find an option "Hide extentions for known file types" below "Advanced settings". Then unmark or uncheck the box.
2. Now when you open my computer and go to the folder where you had downloaded the java file, the file name will read "(anyfilename).jar". HERE IS THE TRICK.
3. Rename the last part of your file. Instead of .jar change it to .jpg so that it reads "(anyfilename).jpg"
4. Now copy the renamed file and paste it in your mobile's C: or Memory Card drive.
5. Once you had pasted, rename the copied file back to what it was. i.e "(anyfilename).jar"
BASICALLY the phone limits a file with a ".jar" extention, you can fool it by renaming the extention to ".jpg" and then once the file is copied into the phones C:drive you can change the extention back to ".jar" by renaming it.
Share it. Hope it works for you! God bless...
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Download link custom action for video files

Hi,
I have a requirement for adding a custom action called "DOWNLOAD A COPY" in search results hover panel on click of which will download copy for the user. I am able to implement this for pdf, excel and word files but not for generic and video files
types since ctx.CurrentItem object is not having any property pointing to the item URL. Can someone please help me in getting this property for video and generic file types.
Thanks a lot in advance!
SharepointLearner

Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you want to custom action for context menu in "Site Content and Structure" in SharePoint 2010.
In "SiteManager.aspx", SharePoint use MenuItemTemplate class which represent a control that creates an item in a drop-down menu.
For example, to create or delete the ECB menu for a list item in
"Site Content and Structure", we can follow the steps below:
To add the “My Like” menu, we can add the code below:
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UseShortId=false
id="OLListItemLike"
runat="server"
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To remove the “Delete” menu, we can comment the code below:
<SharePoint:MenuItemTemplate
UseShortId=false
id="OLListItemDelete"
runat="server"
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ImageUrl="/_layouts/images/DelItem.gif"
ClientOnClickScript="%SmtObjectDeleteScript%"
/>
The result is as below:
More information:
MenuItemTemplate Class (Microsoft.SharePoint.WebControls)
MenuItemTemplate.ClientOnClickScript property (Microsoft.SharePoint.WebControls)
Best Regards,
Linda Li
Linda Li
TechNet Community Support

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Hi all,
i am trying to run a standalone java program using JRC through command promt.
my problem is i am importing few classes from jar files into my java class. but its not getting imported.
how to resolve it?

Hi Saravana
You can use batch file to run your standalone java program.
The contents of the batch file would be as follows:
@echo off
if "%OS%" == "Windows_NT" setlocal
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rem required for the JRC then compiles and jars Java file(s).
rem
rem Edit the environment variable BOBJ_JAVA_LIB to point to the
rem location where you have the JRC jar files.
rem
rem Make sure to define any other required libraries in the environment
rem variable CLASSPATH.
rem
rem Make sure you have defined the environment variable JAVA_HOME
rem
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Make sure you have all the jar files in the lib directory.
Hope this helps you.
Thanks
Soni

Custom thumbnail for a file type, not a single file

I understand that when I upload an asset to the DAM of a file type for which CQ5 doesn't support thumbnail generation (Excel .xls and .xlsx, in my case), CQ5 will use a default dogeared-page icon for the thumbnail. it also writes an error-level message to the log to the effect that it can't generate a thumbnail. E.g.,
15.10.2012 12:03:47.078 ERROR [JobHandler: /etc/workflow/instances/2012-10-15/model_1135358760340484:/content/dam/FY06NIVDetailTable1.xls/jcr:content/renditions/original] com.day.cq.dam.commons.handler.AbstractAssetHandler createThumbnails: cannot create thumbnails for asset [/content/dam/FY06NIVDetailTable1.xls], failed loading graphical representation for rendition [/content/dam/FY06NIVDetailTable1.xls/jcr:content/renditions/original].
The error message is mostly harmless, but I would like to prevent it.
And I understand that I can add a thumbnail after the fact. But despite the language in the document, apparently this thumbnail does not apply to subsequent uploads (for all files of the same type).
Is there a way to establish a thumbnail image that applies to subsequent uploads?

Hi David,
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If we want to apply some custom thumbnail instead of the default one either we need to override the default image or custom workflow step is required.
If we override the default image it will apply acroos the DAM.
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