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Hi
I'm testing UIX. What is the diference between choice and message choice? When I can use this components?
Thanks
Liceth

The messageChoice control is a combination of the choice and messageLayout controls. You can read about all the components in JDeveloper's help.
The messageLayout control lays out a prompt, indexed children, end child, tip, and inline message (error message that displays below the choice, for example). Typically, the only indexed child of this bean will be a form element of some sort, but as many children as necessary can be added.
The prompt can have an icon associated with the type of message. The bean's destination is attached to the icon to link to further information. It is also possible to indicate that user input is required.
Clients can also add an "end" named child which will be rendered after the indexed children.
To lay out multiple messageLayout beans the messageComponentLayout bean should be used. When messageLayout beans are placed inside a tableLayout or labeledFieldLayout the prompts will line up.
Jeanne

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What were iChat "Accounts" are accounts in Messages and you can get the Buddy Lists to display the same way as before.
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I have had chats that seemed to be connecting but gave the "Connecting" messages with the spinning cogwheel "forever" but as you say it is a long time since I have seen one like that.
In those cases the Log is not produced as iChat or Messages does not recognised that the chat has failed.
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Copy and Paste the Bold text below into Terminal
/Applications/Messages.app/Contents/MacOS/Messages -errorLogLevel 7
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It will be quite long before it pauses when the Buddy lists are displayed.
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External Ports: 16403, 16403, 16403
CNAT_BADTEST ....... 0
CNAT_ISFULLCONE .... 0
CNAT_ISPAT ......... 0
CNAT_ISPATHOST ..... 0
CNAT_TRYPRESERVE ... 1
CNAT_PATINORDER .... 0
CNAT_BLOCKIP ....... 1
CNAT_BLOCKPORT ..... 1
CNAT_LOOPBACK ...... 0
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(you can quit Messages at this point so you are not interrupted by the log getting even longer)
Excerpts with comments Added
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SIP/2.0 100 Trying should be seen before the SIP/2.0 180 Ringing and the SIP/2.0 200 OK
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I would be keen to see the Bandwidth the app sees as this might be a clue.
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