Deployment and IIOP connection

Hi All
I've been trying to deploy a very simple set of EJBs to Oracle 9IAS but i can't set up the IIOP connection in JDeveloper to deploy my beans - i keep getting Unknown Service error thrown by Connection exeception
I specify username and password for my database, host id is the name of the machine running Apache and Oracle 9ias(Oracle 8.1.6 database resides on a different machine), SID for my database and port is 2481
Can anyone help me out here or give me a link to the page that contains information on how to set up IIOP connection???
Thanks in advance

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by Mario Korf ([email protected]):
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How To: CORBA Hello World
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This How To topic steps through how to create, deploy, and run a simple "Hello World" CORBA server object using JDeveloper. This topic is organized by the following tasks:
Creating a CORBA project
Creating a CORBA interface
Adding a method to the interface
Generating CORBA server classes
Renaming the example server class
Implementing server methods
Adding more methods
Deploying a the CORBA Server
Creating a CORBA client
Testing the CORBA server
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u>scott>-p>tiger>-s>sess_iiop://localhost:2482:test>-republish>-
keep>-temp>TEMP>-descriptor>"C:\Program Files\Oracle\JDeveloper
3.2\myprojects\Demo\EJB\DemoHelloEJB.xml">-
oracledescriptor>C:\Program Files\Oracle\JDeveloper 3.2
\myprojects\Demo\EJB\DemoHelloEJB_oracle.xml>-
generated>"C:\Program Files\Oracle\JDeveloper 3.2
\myprojects\Demo\EJB\DemoHelloEJBGenerated.jar">"C:\Program
Files\Oracle\JDeveloper 3.2
\myprojects\Demo\EJB\DemoHelloEJBSource.jar">Cannot connect to
service: sess_iiop://localhost:2482:test>*** Errors occurred
while deploying the EJB to 8i JVM ***>*** Deployment completed
***>============================================ >null

Deploy EJB: IIOP &MTS needed?

Hi JDev Team!
Is it necessary to have an IIOP connection to the database if I4m not deploying my EJB in the d.b. but in my application server?
And, if so, the d.b. has to be configured in MTS mode?
Thanks for all.

Hello! I'm totally new in JDev3.2 and EJB, could send me a little example of EJBs in JDev3.2. I've been working, but there were errors that I don't understand.
Please!!
My email is: [email protected]

IIOP connection from JDeveloper does not work

I'm trying to run some sample EJB programs but cannot connect to the IIOP port from JDeveloper. I have installed Oracle 8.1.7 Enterprise on my machine, and it includes a listening location for IIOP on port 2481 under the listener. I can connect to JServer on this database from DBA Studio using various user/passwords, so the IIOP connection seems to work in principle.
But when I try to set up an IIOP connection from JDeveloper (v.3.1.1.2), the "Test" button fails to connect, but does not give any details on the reason for the error.
I have tried using the command line utility sess_sh, but this fails telling me the URL is invalid, even though it is exactly the same as the URL I connected to in DBA Studio.
Why can I connect from DBA Studio but not from JDeveloper, and can anyone tell me how to get this connection to work?
(It shouldn't be this hard to get a simple "Hello world" EJB to work!)
Thanks,
Chris

You must use Jdev 3.2.x to communicate with RDBMS 8.1.7.
Jdev 3.1.x.x is for RDBMS 8.1.6.

Huge apple fan, have thousands invested in stock and products. I'm deployed and I want to know a way to play my PS3 through the thunderbolt connector to HDMI? is there any software to support this?

I would like to start off by saying, that I'm a huge apple fan, even own 8 shares. I have everytihing apple, from multiple phones, two ipads, macbook air, macbook pro, time machine, and 2 apple tv's. So, I easliy have invested enough for a reponse. But, I'm really frustrated right now because I'm deployed and I would love nothing more than to be able to play my PS3 on my macbook pro. I know that this would be easily possible if mac devoted a week to a solution. Or maybe there is already software that would allow me to use my thunderbolt connection to HDMI to connect to my PS3. I have the hardware, all I need is a program that would reconize this. This would only help there sales, so I don't understand why you can't already do this. To be able to use your screen on your macbook pro as a TV for your game consoles would be a huge to boost sales. Please tell me if this is possible and what I need to do it? Or please tell me why this is not possible?

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
What you want is Target Display mode. This mode is only supported in Late 2009 and Mid 2010 27-inch iMacs, and Mid 2011 or newer iMacs, but MacBooks Pro are not supported, so you cannot use your MacBook as a display for your PlayStation 4.
In the case of Late 2009 and Mid 2010 27-inch iMacs, there is an adapter called Kanex XD which allows you to use the iMac as a display for a Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3, but Xbox One and PlayStation 4 are not supported. In other words, you need an external monitor for your PlayStation 4.

R/3 and EP connectivity Problem

Hi Everbody,
Plz can anyone will help me out ,
i have problem ina acessing BAPI with EP, i have tried the connectivity which they have provided in SDN but still iam unable to connect....
plz can anyonw will give me idea apart from the setting whatever we have in SDN any other setting need to be done .. plz let me know....
below setting what i ahve done......
Configuring SLD in Sneak Preview SAP NetWeaver '04 Sneak
After installing Sneak Preview SAP NetWeaver '04, you might want to try it by deploying J2EE application, portal application, or etc using SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio. However, in order to deploy and run Web Dynpro application with Adaptive RFC, System Landscape Directory (SLD) must be configured.
Assumption
1. SLD has not been configured
2. It is stopped
3. The OS is Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition named ' sapnw2k3ent'
4. ABAP system is installed at ' sape50'
Instruction Steps
1. Enter http://localhost:50000/sld with user ' admin' and password ' admin' 
2. Enter Administration page by clicking at navigation bar 
3. Enter Server Setting page 
4. Fill your hostname, sapnw2k3ent, in Object Server field and click Set button in section Server Parameters 
5. Go back to Administration page and start server
6. Enter Import page. Fill c:\usr\sap\J2E\SYS\global\sld\model\cr_content.zip in File field. 
7. Click on button ' Import CR Content from Server' and wait for a while. There are 25866 objects to be imported.
8. Enter Data Supplier Bridge page
9. Set Update local SLD to true, RFC Gateway server to sape50 and click on button ' Start Bridge'
10. Start Visual Administrator at C:\usr\sap\J2E\JC00\j2ee\admin\go.bat
11. If this is the first time for Visual Administrator, you have to create new connection with port 50004 
12. In Global Configuration -> Server -> Services -> Security Provider, set SynchPermissionsWithDatabase to true
13. Select Cluster -> J2E -> Server -> Services -> SLD Data Supplier
14. In Runtime tab page, select HTTP Settings tab page
15. Fill below information
<tbody> Host localhost
Port 50000
User admin
Password admin</tbody>
16. Go back to Information tab page and click on trigger button
17. Close Visual Administrator
18. Go to Home -> Technical Landscape via web browser and choose Technical System Type as 'Web AS Java'
19. You should see J2E instance right here 
20. Start SAP Logon and enter tcode rz70
21. Enter localhost in Host field and sapgw00 in Service field
22. Click on Proposal button and choose Yes in confirmation dialog 
23. Click on Activate button
24. Click on Start Data Collection button and choose Yes in confirmation dialog
25. You should get RFC call successful 
26. Go to Home -> Technical Landscape via web browser again and choose Technical System Type as 'Web AS ABAP'
27. You should see E50 instance right now 
You are ready to deploy JCo application! Enjoy programming.
i got stopped at 7th step whre its asking me password ...
when i agve it compeleted 50% then got disconnected
i did all above settings which are mentioned above , but still did not got success . plz help me its an urgent
Anajli

Hi Anjali,
Generally it takes more than half an hour to Import CR Content from Server.
If this fails, there should be network connectivity failure or some connectivity issue. I dont think there is any problem with portal or SLD.
As you say >>i got stopped at 7th step whre its asking me password ...
This clearly indicates there is a connectivity failure that asks for the password. Check whether you have set any time out option.
Regards,
venkat.

HT5487 So we just got a new Macbook and I also installed the apple configurator tool. I'm using it to prepare the iPads for deployment and it won't let me prepare them? It gets an error stating "retrieving iOS info from apple" then it stops and says "inte

So we just got a new Macbook and I also installed the apple configurator tool. I'm using it to prepare the iPads for deployment and it won't let me prepare them? It gets an error stating "retrieving iOS info from apple" then it stops and says "internet error". My Internet connection is fine with the Mac-book. It shows the iPad is listed under the Prepare logo up top as 1 but under supervise none are shown. Although it does show itself in iTunes. Also the profile I created is fresh and has no errors. We have tryed nearly everything I cna think of and online forums are not giving us to much info on this error.

A wag at this. A port issue?
"Apple Push Notification network setup
When MDM servers and iOS devices are behind a firewall, some network configuration may need to take place in order for the MDM service to function properly. To send notifications from an MDM server to Apple Push Notification service, TCP port 2195 needs to be open. To reach the feedback service, TCP port 2196 will need to be open as well. For devices connecting to the push service over Wi-Fi, TCP port 5223 should
be open."
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=ports%20ios%20configure%20ipad&source=web &cd=1&ved=0CC0QFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fimages.apple.com%2Fipad%2Fbusiness%2Fdocs%2 FiOS_MDM.pdf&ei=5lXGUPCcJMXx0gH2wYG4BA&usg=AFQjCNFzINvs7ktT-6o6Q_l4Qk2HkpjtCA&ca d=rja
google: ports ios configure ipad
Try it on your home network where there isn't a lot of 'controls' -- network filtering , firewalls, etc.
Robert

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