Default Key Bindings

Hi,
While changing some keys, I messed my default StandardKeyBinding.dict, can someone upload theres so I can restore it?
Thanks in advance.

we can't upload this file as posting any part of OS X is illegal and would definitely violate the rules of this forum. anyone who tries will have their post promptly removed. However, you should be able to retrieve this file from the leopard install DVD using Pacifist
http://www.charlessoft.com/

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Problem changing default key bindings using Oracle Terminal

Hello,
I'm facing a problem changing default key bindings using Oracle Terminal. I changed
some bindings, saved them in forms60/fmrusw.res, started the generation and saved again.
I thought that's it but it wasn't. It took no effect at all in Forms (even after recompilation) although reopening the file in Terminal showed the changes. I'm using Forms in German, which means that even the key bindings displayed in Forms are translated i.e. STRG+F1 instead if CTRL+F1,
but I can't find a german version of this resource file, so i think it's the same resource file for all supported languages. But what is needed for the changes to take effect ?
Thanks in advance
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Hi,
is it client/server you are working?
if so you should not be using the fmrusw.res file because I guess your NLS_LANG is German_Germany.WE8ISO8859P1 or something like that. This means the terminal that is being opened is fmrdw.res instead of fmrusw.res and this file should be edited using Oracle Terminal.
if you are working via the web implementation than you can open the file fmrweb.res in a text editor and change the keybindings in there. If you need to have the PC like key bindings on the web just open the fmrpcweb.res and see if it contains the German texts. If so you can either copy this file over the frmweb.res file or you can specify term=fmrpcweb.res in the serverargs parameter.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Frank van der Borden
Oracle Support Services
Netherlands

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Hi -
I just installed the new sqldeveloper (1.5.0.53.38) on Mac OS X Leopard, and when I try to edit sql queries in the worksheet, I'm finding that many keys don't work. For example, the spacebar and delete keys do nothing.
I tried loading various different accelerator presets:
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I tried to fix this by changing the accelerators through the Preferences UI, but I couldn't figure out how to assign the 'backspace' key to the 'delete-previous' accelerator (since it doesn't seem possible to type the actual backspace character in the keystroke box...). I was able to fix the delete key by editing settings.xml by hand, changing this:
<Item class="oracle.javatools.util.Pair">
<first class="java.lang.String">delete-previous</first>
<second class="oracle.ide.keyboard.KeyStrokes">
<data>
<Item class="javax.swing.KeyStroke">[0]</Item>
</data>
</second>
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<Item class="oracle.javatools.util.Pair">
<first class="java.lang.String">delete-previous</first>
<second class="oracle.ide.keyboard.KeyStrokes">
<data>
<Item class="javax.swing.KeyStroke">[8]</Item>
</data>
</second>
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I was able to get the spacebar to work again by removing the association between the spacebar key and the completion-insight accelerator, using the Preferences UI.
So, my questions are:
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Another problem I found with the MacOS X key bindings: the 6 key doesn't work!
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<Item class="oracle.javatools.util.Pair">
<first class="java.lang.String">DOCUMENT_6_CMD_ID</first>
<second class="oracle.ide.keyboard.KeyStrokes">
<data>
<Item class="javax.swing.KeyStroke">6</Item>
</data>
</second>
</Item>
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<Item class="oracle.javatools.util.Pair">
<first class="java.lang.String">DOCUMENT_6_CMD_ID</first>
<second class="oracle.ide.keyboard.KeyStrokes">
<data>
<Item class="javax.swing.KeyStroke">meta 6</Item>
</data>
</second>
</Item>

Cut/Copy/Paste - How to set the key bindings ?

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I'm currently using the motif LnF in Windows. It matches the colors and style I want.
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I have quite a simple problem: a good portion of the key bindings i set in Xcode simply don't work.
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Terminal key bindings for Home and End

I am recording this here in the hope of savings others some time.
It is often stated that the following Terminal key bindings have to be asserted to get Home and End keys working as intended:
\033OH
\033OF
I find this misleading as it is neither what most people would type nor what they would see.
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escape O H
escape O F
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I tried iTerm - the keys worked correctly but inconsistencies between the various window size settings did not inspire confidence.
I now use ManOpen.app which I have configured to open when I type eg 'm chmod' in Terminal - I changed the name of openman to m and put it together with openman.1 in /usr/bin. The pages scroll normally and have hot links to other manual items. This is a simple way to vastly improve manual reading. The only slight negatives I have found are:
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tableof_keyboard_shortcuts#Command_lineshortcuts
http://www.tuaw.com/2008/03/07/here-comes-your-man-viewer/

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import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import javax.swing.*;
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          setResizable(false);
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     public void mouseReleased(MouseEvent e) {}
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               usernameField.addActionListener(this);
               usernameField.setBounds(263, 46, 109, 20);
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                         usernameField.getFont().getStyle(),12));
               usernameField.setText("Default");
               passwordField = new JPasswordField();
               passwordField.addActionListener(this);
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               passwordField.setText("Default");
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               okButton.addMouseListener(this);
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               add(passwordField);
               add(cancelButton);
               add(okButton);
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                         if(!error.equals("")) {
                              error += System.getProperty("line.separator");
                         error += "Password field is empty!";
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               if(e.getSource().equals(okButton)) {
                    actionPerformed(new ActionEvent(usernameField, 1, ""));
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          public void mouseExited(MouseEvent e) {}
          public void mousePressed(MouseEvent e) {}
          public void mouseReleased(MouseEvent e) {}
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     private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
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          getActionMap().put(downAction.getValue(Action.NAME), downAction);
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          getActionMap().put(upAction.getValue(Action.NAME), upAction);
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          private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
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               super(text);
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          private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
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               super(text);
               putValue(SHORT_DESCRIPTION, desc);
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          private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
          public RightAction(String text, String desc) {
               super(text);
               putValue(SHORT_DESCRIPTION, desc);
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}When you run that, click Load Character, then just click OK. If you press the arrow keys, corresponding alerts should come up. Now, if you rerun the program, and edit the JPasswordField in any way, then click OK, if you press the arrow keys, nothing happens. Somehow, by editing the password field, key bindings get messed up.
Does anyone know why this happens and how to fix it?

Eh, I hate it when this happens, but I figured it out not long after I posted this. Sorry.
The problem was the Load Character screen was not being removed properly due to bad technique that I got from a source on Google. So the password field, which (if I understand properly) disables key bindings for security when it has the focus, or something along those lines, was not allowing the key bindings to happen.
To see further evidence, try editing the password field, then place the cursor in the top field (that says "Default") and click OK. It works.
Anyway, to fix the above code, I just changed the cases of TestLoadCharacterPanel.this (which didn't make any sense anyway) to this, which I didn't think would work, since it's an embedded class. But it did.
Sorry for the pointless post.

Terminal Key Bindings

I have noticed when using terminal. If I launch some in terminal applications, the key bindings for some keys no longer seem to work. Of primary concern are 'up arrow', 'dn arrow' and 'backspace'.
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In the bash it is easier.
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Control-t:clear-screen.
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if you hold down left and right (so it doesn't move), down works, but not up.
hold up/down, right works but not left.Yes, the problem only seems to be when the up and left in combination with the right or down key is pressed.
num lock off - use the number pad arrow keys and all works OK Thats interesting, I didn't notice that. Although it just confuses the issue as to what the problem is.
So it appears to me that:
a) left + up + down, and
b) left + up + right
are special key combinations that are intercepted by either the OS or the JVM. Do these key combinations ring a bell to anybody?
I'm use JDK1.4.2 on XP. I wonder if other OS will have the same problem?
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Change default key size on non Domain joined CA.

Hello,
I have one standalone non domain joined CA I would like to change the default key size of all issued certs to 2048. Since it is a stand along, there are no AD template to modify. Can this be changed in the registry?
Shawn

CAPolicy.inf is the way to go.
See the following thread
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/ce001d8f-c722-4429-83cb-328b92876292/how-to-change-root-certificate-keys-length-and-validity-period?forum=winserversecurity
Hth, Anders Janson Enfo Zipper

Using enter as default key

hi all,
i cant seem to find a way to set enter as the default key for UID="1" in XML.
in SAP when you press enter it automaticaly activates the add, close, update button. so i was wondering what more you need to do besides setting the button as UID="1"??
many thanks,
C. Oude Luttikhuis

Oude,
May i understand your question r not i dont knw but i think that u want to set the enter button as default. For that in XML file u want to set the property default_button="1" in form property
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Regards,
Anitha

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