Documentation of Doclet Spec and Standard Doclet

I'm trying to modify the standard doclet to incorporate some web-based material appropriate for a project I'm working on. I successfully created a taglet to process the new tag I wanted to introduce and went on to make this taglet a part of a doclet. As I'm trying to work through the next steps, I'm unable to find much documentation around the doclet spec and the standard doclet. For example (and this is just one example - it's not the specific problem I'm trying to solve), the documentation of the setRawCommentText method doesn't indicate anything about how to use the method.
Does anyone know of anywhere that there's better documentation of the doclet standard and the standard doclet itself?

I know that there isn't anything more other than the source code, but I did a lot of work on a doclet several years ago and I didn't have any trouble with the documentation. Don't ask me anything about it now!

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Re: tracing execution and standard Forte messagefilters

Pierre,
There is a tech note describing some of the trace flags that will show
you interpreter profile information. This interface, the information
produced, etc. may change in future releases that's why it's a tech
note and not in the documentation set.
Hope this helps,
Bobby
This note describes how to use the execution profile collector built into
the Tool Interpreter.
NOTE: THIS INTERFACE IS UNSUPPORTED BUT IS MADE AVAILABLE AS IS TO USERS
UNTIL A SUPPORTED INSTANCE OF THE FEATURE EXISTS.
THE SUPPORTED VERSION WILL HAVE A DIFFERENT FUNCTIONALITY AND FORM.
The Tool Interpreter contains an execution profile data collector. The
collection
information can be displayed as trace output or the raw data can be collected
by the program for further manipulation and display. This information
describes the current level of support available. It is possible that this
mechanism will be updated in future releases and/or integrated into the
TOOL debugger.
The profiler only counts intructions executed in the interpreter, it doesn't
account for time spent in C++ code. However it is sill useful in finding
problems in interpreted code and for viewing the dynamic call flow of the
application.
The following trace information is available:
TRACE CALL-RETURN
This trace outputs a single indented line for each method call and
another single line for each method return. The line is indented an
amount equal to the call depth of the task calling the method. The
following information is displayed:
Task Id
Task Name
Method Name
Method Instruction Count
Task(Id=5,Name=InitialLom)Method(Name=Forte.TopClass.StartUp)
Task(Id=5,Name=InitialLom)Method(Instructions=10)
This is enabled using trace setting trc:in:50:1.
This trace can also be used to see the control flow of an application.
TRACE TASK BY METHOD
This trace outputs information about a task and all of the methods that
where called during it's execution. Each method contains information
about the number of times that the method was called and the total
number of instructions consumed by the methods execution. The task
contains the totals of all calls and instructions performed by the
task. The methods are sorted in descending order of instructions
executed.
The following in an example of the output:
TaskByMethod(Id=9,Name=projws.display,Instructions=2212)
ide.projws.updateMenus(Called=1,Instuctions=556)
ide.projws.addBlockComponentsToTree(Called=1,Instuctions=321)
ide.projwsPrefs.LoadPrefs(Called=1,Instuctions=247)
ide.projwsPrefs.Apply(Called=1,Instuctions=206)
UtilsDisplay.PrefMgr.FetchUserPref(Called=12,Instuctions=168)
ide.projws.computeWindowSize(Called=1,Instuctions=168)
ide.projws.refreshBrowser(Called=1,Instuctions=76)
UtilsBase.CompileSession.SetScope(Called=1,Instuctions=68)
ide.projws.fillToolObjTree(Called=1,Instuctions=65)
ide.projws.setTitle(Called=1,Instuctions=53)
UtilsBase.CompileSession.Init(Called=1,Instuctions=48)
UtilsBase.InterfaceBrokerBase.GetCompileSession(Called=1,Instuctions=41)
UtilsBase.InterfaceBrokerBase.LockSession(Called=1,Instuctions=30)
AppModel.abSurrogateRepositoryClient.GetRepository(Called=3,Instuctions=21)
UtilsBase.InterfaceBrokerBase.UnlockSession(Called=1,Instuctions=20)
UtilsDisplay.Workshop.Events(Called=1,Instuctions=20)
UtilsDisplay.Workshop.HelpEvents(Called=1,Instuctions=19)
ide.projws.lookupMask(Called=1,Instuctions=17)
UtilsBase.CompileSession.GetVersionStateForPlan(Called=1,Instuctions=14)
ide.projws.LoadPrefs(Called=1,Instuctions=13)
AppModel.abSurrogateRepositoryClient.GetVersionStateForPlan(Called=1,Instuct
ions=8)
AppModel.abSurrogateRepositoryClient.FindProject(Called=1,Instuctions=8)
ide.projws.resetCurrentNode(Called=1,Instuctions=7)
AppModel.abSurrogateRepositoryClient.IsDetached(Called=1,Instuctions=7)
ide.projws.selectComponent(Called=1,Instuctions=6)
ide.projwsPrefs.Init(Called=1,Instuctions=5)
This is enabled using trace setting trc:in:51:1.
TRACE APP BY METHOD
This trace outputs information about an application and all of the
methods that were called during its execution. Each method contains
information about the number of times that the method was called and
the total number of instructions consumed by the methods execution.
The application contains the totals of all calls and instructions
performed by the task.
The output is similar to the previous case.
This is enabled using trace setting trc:in:53:1.
TRACE TASK BY CALLTREE
This trace outputs the call tree of the task. The call tree shows a
method and all of the methods that it called. And for each of the
called methods the same output is displayed. This can be used to
see more of the call structure of a task. It call also be used to
find the paths in the call tree that consumed most of the instructions.
The methods are sorted in descending order of instructions executed
within each level of the call tree.
TRACE APP BY CALLTREE
This trace outputs the call tree of the application. The call tree
shows a method and all of the methods that it called. And for each of
the called methods the same output is displayed. This can be used to
see more of the call structure of an application. It call also be used
to find the paths in the call tree that consumed most of the
instructions.
The output is similar to the previous case.
This is enabled using trace setting trc:in:54:1.
The following collected information is available:
NOTE: None of the collection options are available at this time.
COLLECT TASK BY METHOD
COLLECT APP BY METHOD
COLLECT TASK BY CALLTREE
COLLECT APP BY CALLTREE
Other potential future features:
The profiler doesn't record when some interpreted TOOL code invokes a method
on a object which in implemented in C++. This causes some profile
information to be lost. If the C++ code invokes a method that is
implemented as interpreted TOOL the BYCALLTREE profile will not show the
C++ code. Thus it could be confusing because it appears that the
interpreted code called something totally different than the what is
expected.
At 10:41 AM 7/31/96, Pierre Gelli wrote:
Hello,
During the process of tuning an application, or just of making it work, it
is useful to trace the flow of processing.
There are two ways of doing it :
1) add your own trace instructions (calls to the LogMgr) at the appropriate
places,
2) use the traces of the Forte Interpreter !
If one relies on solution 1, then it relies on what the developers have
written (and thus sometime forgotten to write !) in their code.
If one relies on solution 2, then potentially it can get as much information
as is available to the interpreter (and the debugger ?), in a fully
independant way since it uses directly the code itself and not added trace
instructions.
So solution 2 seems quite interesting.
Unfortunately there are some potential problems :
a) I haven't found in the documentation an exhaustive description of the
logs the Forte tools do. The only and very short description is on page 148
of the System management Guide. It's far from being exhaustive. So it
requires playing with the filters.
I recommand trying trc:in:1-63. I guess "in" stands for the interpreter.
- level 1 seems to give the call tree,
- level 255 seems to give almost the code !
b) since the flags are not documented by Forte, how reliable and stable will
they be in future versions ?
c) what happens for compiled partitions is not clear to me (I have not tried
it yet).
So my question : are the message filters used by the Forte Tools like the
interpreter described somewhere, i.e. in some Tech Note (I don't have access
to them yet) ?
best regards,
Pierre Gelli
ADP GSI
Payroll and Human Resources Management
72-78, Grande Rue, F-92310 SEVRES
phone : +33 1 41 14 86 42 (direct) +33 1 41 14 85 00 (reception desk)
fax : +33 1 41 14 85 99

From: Pierre Gelli <[email protected]>
Subject: tracing execution and standard Forte message filters
Hello,
During the process of tuning an application, or just of making it work, it
is useful to trace the flow of processing.
There are two ways of doing it :
1) add your own trace instructions (calls to the LogMgr) at the appropriate
places,
2) use the traces of the Forte Interpreter !
So solution 2 seems quite interesting.
Unfortunately there are some potential problems :
a) I haven't found in the documentation an exhaustive description of the
logs the Forte tools do. The only and very short description is on page 148
of the System management Guide. It's far from being exhaustive. So it
requires playing with the filters.
I recommand trying trc:in:1-63. I guess "in" stands for the interpreter.
- level 1 seems to give the call tree,
- level 255 seems to give almost the code !
b) since the flags are not documented by Forte, how reliable and stable will
they be in future versions ?
Pierre Gelli,
level 255 is the most detailed you are right on tracing..... As for documentation
you will want to get ahold of several good tech notes that your Forte
rep or support can get you which provide alot of the info you are after.
Let me know if you can't do this and I can send you some of this info, but you are
best to get the latest and greatest directly from Forte.
Len Leber
ATG Partners

Tracing execution and standard Forte message filters

Hello,
During the process of tuning an application, or just of making it work, it
is useful to trace the flow of processing.
There are two ways of doing it :
1) add your own trace instructions (calls to the LogMgr) at the appropriate
places,
2) use the traces of the Forte Interpreter !
If one relies on solution 1, then it relies on what the developers have
written (and thus sometime forgotten to write !) in their code.
If one relies on solution 2, then potentially it can get as much information
as is available to the interpreter (and the debugger ?), in a fully
independant way since it uses directly the code itself and not added trace
instructions.
So solution 2 seems quite interesting.
Unfortunately there are some potential problems :
a) I haven't found in the documentation an exhaustive description of the
logs the Forte tools do. The only and very short description is on page 148
of the System management Guide. It's far from being exhaustive. So it
requires playing with the filters.
I recommand trying trc:in:1-63. I guess "in" stands for the interpreter.
- level 1 seems to give the call tree,
- level 255 seems to give almost the code !
b) since the flags are not documented by Forte, how reliable and stable will
they be in future versions ?
c) what happens for compiled partitions is not clear to me (I have not tried
it yet).
So my question : are the message filters used by the Forte Tools like the
interpreter described somewhere, i.e. in some Tech Note (I don't have access
to them yet) ?
best regards,
Pierre Gelli
ADP GSI
Payroll and Human Resources Management
72-78, Grande Rue, F-92310 SEVRES
phone : +33 1 41 14 86 42 (direct) +33 1 41 14 85 00 (reception desk)
fax : +33 1 41 14 85 99

From: Pierre Gelli <[email protected]>
Subject: tracing execution and standard Forte message filters
Hello,
During the process of tuning an application, or just of making it work, it
is useful to trace the flow of processing.
There are two ways of doing it :
1) add your own trace instructions (calls to the LogMgr) at the appropriate
places,
2) use the traces of the Forte Interpreter !
So solution 2 seems quite interesting.
Unfortunately there are some potential problems :
a) I haven't found in the documentation an exhaustive description of the
logs the Forte tools do. The only and very short description is on page 148
of the System management Guide. It's far from being exhaustive. So it
requires playing with the filters.
I recommand trying trc:in:1-63. I guess "in" stands for the interpreter.
- level 1 seems to give the call tree,
- level 255 seems to give almost the code !
b) since the flags are not documented by Forte, how reliable and stable will
they be in future versions ?
Pierre Gelli,
level 255 is the most detailed you are right on tracing..... As for documentation
you will want to get ahold of several good tech notes that your Forte
rep or support can get you which provide alot of the info you are after.
Let me know if you can't do this and I can send you some of this info, but you are
best to get the latest and greatest directly from Forte.
Len Leber
ATG Partners

Approval view for working time empty fields 'message' and 'standard time'

Hi experts,
We want to use the SAP-standard program to approve working hours in the Portal. The basic settings are all done, but we still have a problem with some fields.
When we use the SAP-standard approval view SAP_LINE (IMG --> Define approval views) and we go to the portal we see that the fields 'message' and 'standard time' are filled and the hours with a warning are red. When we create an exact copy of view SAP_LINE with the same detailscreen selections, the fields 'message' and 'standard time' are empty and the warning does not turn red.
See the print screen below for an example.
http://img641.imageshack.us/i/printscreenapproveworki.jpg/
Can someone please help me with this?
Thank you in advance.
Kind regards,
Bob

Hi,
We have found the place to change this fields.
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Documentation about Screen, Menu and Field Exits

Hi all!!
I need some documentation about Screen, Menu and Field Exits.
I´m very interested specially on steps by steps.
My mail is [email protected]
Helpful posts will be rewarded.
Thanks in advance and regards,
Manuel.

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Menu Exits
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In 4.6c, you can use "RSMODPRF" program to create field exits.
An example of a user exits :-
MODULE user_exit_0001 INPUT
 CASE okcode.
 WHEN 'BACK OR EXIT'.
 CASE sy-dynnr.
 WHEN '100'.
 SET SCREEN 0.
 LEAVE SCREEN.
 WHEN '200'.
**** Note that you can write any code that satisfy your needs. ****
**** But in this case, this was wrote as a sample code for reference sake. ****
**** And you can test it. ****
 SET SCREEN 100.
 LEAVE SCREEN.
 ENDCASE.
 ENDCASE.
reward points if it is usefull..
Girish

Maximum number of processor sockets in Windows Server 2012 Datacenter and Standard

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Some donation websites like Techsoup claim that Datacenter supports 64 physical processors and Standard 8, but I can find no authoritative confirmation of this and those look like extrapolation from Windows Server 2008 R2.
So what are the maximum supported # of processor sockets, assuming you have licenses for all of them, for Datacenter and Standard? Do they differ by edition?
In addition, is it true that the total # of supported logical processors in a single system is 640 w/o Hyper-V? It was originally reported to be that, but since Hyper-V's number doubled from 160 in the Beta to 320 in the RC and RTM, did this double too?

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Oracle Practices and Standards

I am developing in Oracle 10gR2 database and I am trying to implement a Software and Database documenting standard for any new system, software, modification that the developers develop.
I would like to know, what is the best approach for documenting my database. Best Practices or methodologies to do this.
Is there any Oracle Method or Standard to Document my Software and Databases?

cnawrati wrote:
A customer complained about the following
Your company statements are not clear...
On your web page - http://www.oracle.com/security/critical-patch-update.html
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<snip>
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Please clarify!
Of whom are you asking for a clarification?
Where can I find the current information so that I can use to Official Oracle statement as a reference for my Enterprise Practices and Standards document? The individual patch package references you Who is the "you" to which you refer?
are giving me do not state Oracle recommended Best Practice, they only speak to the specific patch package they describe. These do not help me in making an Enterprise statement of Practices and Standards.
I need to close the process out to capture a window of availability for Practices and Standards approval.
Be our guest.
Do we What do you mean "we", Kemosabi?
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Documentation of Function Modules and Class Methods

Hi
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    Are these documentations stored in some system tables?
Thanks in advance,
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The documentation text is stored as Standard text.
you can see these details in the function module->
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you will now see a screen, there GOTO->HEADER.
YOU will see a screen with the below details.
Text Name       Z0MM_SCM_FNC_EVCOR_DELIVERY
Language        EN
Text ID         FU   Function module
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Hiding standard search and standard checkin form from UCM content UI

Hi ,
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But how do we do it from Content UI?
Thanks,
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Hi
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Where is the documentation of Recurring Documents and Service Contracts?

Not able to find relevant documentation on this are in standard user help and release documentation. Does anyone know where there is relevant documentation?

Hi Jeffery....
Please click on above link you get sufficient data related to Recurring Transactions....
http://www.google.co.in/#sclient=psy&hl=en&source=hp&q=recurringtransactionsinsapb1&pbx=1&oq=recurringtransactionsinsapb1&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=5996l28386l0l28573l86l48l7l5l5l6l593l7244l0.10.12.4.2.1l30l0&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&fp=61fd291ef488140e&biw=1024&bih=571
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Rahul
Edited by: RAHUL MOUNDEKAR on Aug 31, 2011 2:13 PM

Since you don't allow emails any more – I suspect because of the numerous complaints with your service and the way you treat people that you don't want documented, I am calling and I want this call recorded for future reference. I have been a long time fa

Since you don’t allow emails any more – I suspect because of the numerous complaints with your service and the way you treat people that you don’t want documented, I am calling and I want this call recorded for future reference.
I have been a long time faithful customer of vzw and although the past year I have been late on payments many times and really couldn’t afford your exorbitant prices for services lots of other companies offer sometimes three times cheaper than what you charge, I have hung in there trying my best to meet my obligations.
This month has been no exception. You don’t know the background; the whole story of people’s lives. I know you could care less because all you care about is the profit-the money that comes in.
I was told when I agreed to pay my bill on the third per the recorded message that I had 14 days to pay…you cut me off anyway. The phones are not the tissue; your suspending my service means I cannot work. I may lose my job…how do you justify that? In any case? The least you could do would be to keep 4986 on and cut the phones off. But no. You refuse to compromise and meet the basic needs of your customer. What does that say about your company? I tried to call back on three separate occasions to tell you I couldn’t pay because of unexpected expenses but couldn’t get out of the automated system…sadly couldn’t get to a real person which also speaks volumes to me.
All this tells me this is a company I don’t wish to be affiliated with any more. As soon as I can, I will discontinue service with you…I know you could care less. I will honor the remaining portion of the contract but that’s it. You don’t deserve my business. I am a good, hardworking person who, at the sacrifice of myself and my needs, always pays her bills…albeit late at times. I realize others tell you stories and lies to justify themselves. That’s not me. If you knew what I had been through the last 7 yrs you would marvel that I am still on my feet…don’t judge too quickly. You could be wrong…and in my eyes you are by doing this to me.
God will see us through this extremely scary time of that I have no doubt. No thanks to your company and lack of understanding and mercy. I am doing the best I can. Sadly you are not.
See I have choices. MANY choices of providers for services you offer. I don’t have to be treated like this. I don’t have to succumb to your coldness and callousness. I intend to choose better (and cheaper). If your company doesn’t get the “people factor” back you will be sorry.

Problem here is you admit you cannot afford the service.
And you want to blame Verizon for losing a job because you have no cell phone.
If your job depends on that phone I would pay it on time every time if you need a job to pay your bill.
No other service is going to treat you any different. And if you cannot afford Verizon's monthly invoice how are you going to afford new devices, activation fees, possible security deposits on any other cellular carrier? You can't.
Also if you made an arraignment to pay and then decide you cannot do so, why should Verizon extend you service or credit, or why is it you want to use the service and data and not pay for it as agreed.
Get a prepay phone. Its evident the cost is too high for you to afford on post pay.
Good Luck

I'm looking for some help connecting linksys IP Cameras to my home network to monitor my property when I'm travelling. I used to do this with linksys WAPS, but since I've discarded all my old linksys networking and standardized on airport, I can't get the

I'm looking for some help connecting linksys IP Cameras to my home network to monitor my property when I'm travelling. I used to do this with linksys WAPS, but since I've discarded all my old linksys networking and standardized on airport, I can't get these things working. I know that I have to identify my camera through the DHCP table and set up port forwarding and there is the problem.
My network consists of 4 base stations set up in a roaming network - same network name and passwords. I need to do it this way so I don't have to switch network when I move from one side of the house to the other, go to the cabana, or my shop in the barn. The network works pretty well since I went to a roaming set up. Good performance, yata, yata, yata.
However, the roaming network requires the AEBS's to be set up in bridge mode, rather than sharing an ip address. When the AEBS is set to bridge mode, you don't see a DCHP table or have the ability to identify your IP Cam through the AEBS - and hence, no port forwarding.
I am able to identify and set up my Linksys IP Cam by locating the ip address on my FIOS router, even though, it's plugged into an AEBS. I set it up, see the video, remove the ethernet cable from the IP Cam, restart - and I can't get to it from an AEBS. In researching this, it appears, I should be setting up the AEBS to "share an IP Address", going to the DHCP table and identifying the camera's IP address and setting up port forwarding. However, you don't see any of the DHCP or port forwarding options in Airport Network Utility when configuring in bridge mode.
I'm hoping I'm missing something here and that the solution isn't to set it up at the FIOS router level, but I'm beginning to think that's my only hope. What concerns me there is that I should be able to see the IP cam on the network without port forwarding since I'm not coming from outside, and I can't even do this unless it's connected hard wire.
I'd appreciate any insight into this that anyone might have. I've hit the wall with what I know.
Thanks.

In a roaming network, your "main" router is the device that would require port mapping/forwarding to be configured in order to access the IP camera from the Internet. This router is also the one that would be provide the private IP address for the camera which you will want to be a static one.
So as you described your network, the IP cameras should be getting an IP address or you assigned it a static one and this is the address that you would enter in the Private IP address (or equivalent depending on the router used) field when setting up port mapping.
If you are not able to access this camera from the local network, then this should be troubleshot first.

I would like to know how i can create a bell graph with out using sub VIs, the data that i created consists in 500 readings with values of 0 to 100, i calculated the mean value and standard diviation. I hope some one can help me

I would like to know how i can create a bell graph with out using sub VIs, the data that i created consists in 500 readings with values of 0 to 100, i calculated the mean value and standard diviation. I hope some one can help me

Here's a quick example I threw together that generates a sort-of-bell-curve shaped data distribution, then performs the binning and plotting.
-Kevin P.
Message Edited by Kevin Price on 12-01-2006 02:42 PM
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I have a MacBook Pro, 15-inch, Mid 2009. I would love to upgrade to a Solid State Drive. What is the best possible upgrade I can buy. I need the specs and even brand name. Thank you to anyone who can help.

I have a MacBook Pro, 15-inch, Mid 2009. I would love to upgrade to a Solid State Drive. What is the best possible upgrade I can buy. I need the specs and even brand name. Thank you to anyone who can help.

A 15" mid-2009 MBP RAM specifications are: 204-pin PC3-8500 (1066 MHz) DDR3 SO-DIMM.
As has been pointed out, OWC is an excellent source for Mac compatible RAM. Crucial is another first rate source for Mac RAM. RAM from either vendor will work just as well as any purchased from Apple with the bonus of being less expensive and having a lifetime guarantee.
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