Directory navigation

I have a JSF web app. I'm using a MySql database. In the database I have images stored as BLOBs. I have botht he full .jpg image and a smaller thumbnail stored as BLOBS to be more accurate
When a user navigates to a page, I want to, from the backing bean, retrieve the thumbnails and present them on the next page for possible download to a user.
I'm assuming I will have to download the thumbnails so the page will know where to pick them up for display.
At the same level as my WEB-INF directory I have an images directory. This is where I'd like to store the images.
It's easy in the .JSP to say images/????????.JPG, but when I check the current directory for the application in the backing bean, it appears I'm logged to the tomcat/bin directory. When deployed locally, the following directories are under /Tomcat 5.0/webapps/HurstHome
��css
��EtapeDuTour1_files
��EtapeDuTour2_files
��etapeDuTour3_files
��images
��META-INF
��scripts
��WEB-INF
��classes
�� hursthome
�� utils
�� Validator
��lib
When deployed live on my servlet host the directories above are under public_html and at the public_html level is a tomcat directory. I assume when I'm running on my servlet host, my backing bean is also in the tomcat/bin directory.
My question is, how to I download my BLOB thumbnails to the images directory in a uniform way? Can it be done by URL from the backing bean somehow?

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- Saish

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Hi everyone,
In the last two days I have noticed a serious loss in system performance. The first thing I do when I come accross a performance issue is to make sure that I don't have any scheduled automatic scans running in the background, such as my antivirus. If they aren't, I then open the task manager and check to see what process(es) is(are) causing the performance issue based on CPU usage. I discovered that explorer.exe is now regularly using approximately 50% of my CPU power AT ALL TIMES (with fluctuations ranging from as low as 35% to as high as 99%, but 45%-55% is the most common range).
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I need to know how to repair or replace explorer.exe without having to format my hard drive and re-install (either from scratch or using a system recovery disc). I can try using some sort of shell replacement such as Aston, Emerge, or GeoShell, but I shouldn't have to do that.
It may be that one of my other startup applications is causing some sort of compatibility issue, but that seems unlikely since I haven't made any changes to the system, nor installed any new software other than standard windows updates.
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Thank you in advance for any help

Edward Lin wrote:
I have exactly the same problem!!! And I concluded that the “AUTO CONNECT” function is the main reason of causing the CPU usage. If I uncheck the “AUTO CONNECT” from the saved wi-fi connection, then the CPU would remain claim.
But.. Still, it’s very annoying. So I formatted the hard drive and restore to the original factory condition. Initially, it was working ok. But after WINDOW UPDATES, the same problem happens again!!!!!! May this be the bug from Microsoft??
Any thought?? Any Fix? Please help!!!!
Yes, I did notice that the problem started after I did a Windows Update. I can't remember which update it was, but the strange thing about it was that I couldn't fix the problem by restoring the system to a restore point that was made BEFORE the update. Since I hadn't made any other changes to the system between when it worked and when it stopped working, I can only assume that the update caused the problem, and as such I believe it IS Microsoft's fault.
As to the Auto-Connect feature, I hadn't even thought of that, but since I use my internet ALL THE TIME, it would be really annoying to have to manually connect every boot up.
Which brings me back to the workaround. If you have Auto-Connect enabled, and you disable WLAN AutoConfig and set it to Manual in your Services interface, then reboot the system, does it solve the CPU issues? If the answer is yes, then you can do what I'm doing:
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2. Open the Task Scheduler and click on "Create Task..." (by default this should be on the right-hand side of the window in the Actions pane).
3. In the General tab, give the task a name and (optionally) a description, and put a check mark in the box at the lower left that says "Run with highest privileges".
4. In the Triggers tab, add a trigger. In the new window, choose "At log on" from the dropdown box at the top, set it to run for "Any user", and then head to the advanced settings section of the window. Put a check mark in the box for "Delay task for:" and set the delay for one minute. Make sure that there is a check mark in the box for "Enabled". Then click OK.
5. In the Actions tab, add an action. In the new window, make sure that "Start a program" is selected in the drop down box at the top (should be the default choice). In the field where you specify the program to run, type in "SC". In the "Add arguments (optional):" field, type in "Start wlansvc". Then click OK.
6. Go through the other tabs to make sure you're happy with all of the other settings. The default values should be just fine, but feel free to change them if you want to. Then click OK.
7. Make sure that WLAN AutoConfig is still set to Manual.
8. Re-enable your Auto-Connect feature.
9. Reboot the system.
About 60 seconds after you log into your user account you should see a black command window flash onto the screen and then disappear again. That is your automatic task running and starting up the WLAN AutoConfig servicve. Another 30-60 seconds later and you should have access to your wireless network and the internet, and you don't have to interact with it or manually start anything. You can also try setting the task delay to 30 seconds rather than 1 minute, but on my system that wasn't a long enough delay to prevent the CPU usage issues, whereas 1 minute was sufficient. On my system, it enables the wireless before the system even finishes loading up my normal startup applications like my antivirus, so Idon't even notice a slowdown on the bootup process, let alone any wait time before I can use my internet.
This isn't a fix, and what we really need is for Microsoft to figure out what they did wrong, and fix it, but in the meantime, this works.
Good luck
On a side note: Unless Microsoft gets busy on fixing Vista so that it's backwards compatible with my old games, I'm still going to downgrade to XP (like a LOT of people have been doing for various reasons)... assuming I can find XP compatible hardware drivers anyway. Right now I can get more of my games to run under Linux than I can under Vista, despite the fact that they were programmed to run in a DirectX Windows environment only... that's simply unacceptable.

Exchange 2013 Domain Prep Fails: Setup /prepareschema, setup /PrepareAD, Setup /PrepareDomain

Whenever I try to prep for a 2013 exchange install I always get:
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I am trying to prep the domain so that I can install Exchange 2013 on a VM and eventually remove Exchange 2010 from the organization altogether.
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The ms-Exch-Schema-Verision-Pt is not updated to CU3 range Upper setting.
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In short, updaing the schema fails.
2. Prepare Active Directory
Navigated an elevated command prompt to the folder with Exchange 2013 CU3.
setup /PrepareAD [/OrganizationName:<organization name>]
This command fails with: Earlier versions of server roles that were installed were detected.
schema update version 56
I began reviewing the long, long list of the following containers and objects under
CN=<Organization Name>,CN=Microsoft Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=<root domain>
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missing cn=Auth Configuration
missing CN=ExchangeAssistance
missing CN=Monitoring Settings
missing CN=Monitoring Settings
missing CN=Monitoring Settings
missing CN=Workload Management Settings
Checked Management role groups within the Microsoft Exchange Security Groups OU
missing Compliance Management group --- Manually created this entry
Step 3 Prepare Domain:
Navigated an elevated command prompt to the folder with Exchange 2013 CU3.
Ran setup /PrepareDomain
This command fails with: Earlier versions of server roles that were installed were detected.
confirmed the following:
ObjectVersion property fails as it is still set to Echange 2010 sp3 - 13040
You have a new global group in the Microsoft Exchange System Objects container called Exchange Install Domain Servers-DONE
The Exchange Install Domain Servers group is a member of the Exchange Servers USG in the root domain.-DONE
On each domain controller in a domain in which you will install Exchange 2013, the Exchange Servers USG has permissions
on the Domain Controller Security Policy\Local Policies\User Rights Assignment\Manage Auditing and Security Log policy.-DONE
Thanks.

Whenever I try to prep for a 2013 exchange install I always get:
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Hi,
That tells us that you are trying to run the prep on your combined DC and Exchange 2010 Server - That will not work. Run it on the Server where you plan to install Exchange 2013.
It is not mandatory to run this before the actuall Exchange install - It will run automatically for you, if it hasn't been done already and if you are logged on with an account with the proper permissions.
Martina Miskovic

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The Volume Manager found misconfigured volume "\\?\Volume{volume GUID here}\' mounted at 'C:\exchVols\ExVol1\'. It does not have the expected number of database directories. There may be older database files still present on this volume
that were not cleaned up by the Disk Reclaimer.
Hi David,
According to the error message above, it seems that the older database files still present on this volume that were not cleaned up by the Disk Reclaimer.
I suggest try to formats disks in preparation for automatic reseeding. More information as below:
The AutoReseed component that allocates and formats spare disks is called the
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Link:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn789209%28v=exchg.150%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
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http://www.orastudy.com/oradoc/selfstu/fusion/doc.1111/e15524/img/ui_gs_vc_srcpaths.gif
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Folder navigation. How do you navigate up the file directory when you didnt navigate down?

If i search a file in finder and then i want to see what folder and go to that folder how do you do that? In windows you can click the drop down button that shows the entire directory path but there doesnt seem to be any similar function in the finder window. You can click the back button to go back up the tree if you got there by navigating down but if you went directly to the file form a search there doesnt seem to be any way to go up the path.

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Regards,
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