Failure to restart BI Publisher

Hi,
I can't restart BI Publisher because of this error :
Starting OC4J from /apps/OraBI/OracleBI/oc4j_bi/j2ee/home ...
*11/06/22 16:00:00 Error initializing server: /apps/OraBI/OracleBI/oc4j_bi/j2ee/home/config/server.xml, Fatal error at line 1 offset 1 in file:/apps/OraBI/OracleBI/oc4j_bi/j2ee/home/config/server.xml: .<Line 1, Column 1>: XML-20108: (Erreur grave) DÃ©but de l'Ã©lÃ©ment racine attendu.*
*11/06/22 16:00:00 Fatal error: server exiting*
Can some one help me.
Regards,
Saad.
Edited by: Saad on 22 juin 2011 09:04

Hi,
Can some one give me an exmple of the BI Publisher server.xml file wich is located under :/apps/OraBI/OracleBI/oc4j_bi/j2ee/home/config/.
It's very very urgent.
Regards,
Saad.

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To enable the frequent release of new features within Muse, the team is always simultaneously working on many different improvements only some of which are completed and exposed in any given release. In the 2014.1 update some of the underlying code related to SVG support was unintentionally enabled. When copying and pasting from some versions of Adobe Illustrator (and other sources) the result may be an SVG vector graphic in Muse, rather than an image. While the SVG may appear to work in Design view, it can cause failures when exporting or publishing from Muse. This functionality will be disabled in an imminent dot release, 2014.1.1. We advise users to remove SVG content from their sites. Until 2014.1.1 is available, the graphics will need to be brought into Muse as .png, .jpg, .gif or .psd images using File > Place or Import, rather than Copy/Paste.
Sorry for the inconvenience. SVG support will be fully implemented, tested and included in a future major update of Muse.
Additional discussion in this thread <Re: I can paste vectors in muse now, it shows up in preview, and even in a browser preview, but not when I upload.>.

Message restart

Hello experts,
i am wondering at which point messages are getting reprocessed after encoutering a systemerror. At which point does the message restart?
I am having multiple messages on errors which failed due to a mapping issue. I solved this problem by using an extended receiver determination which only sets receiver if a certain precondition is fullfilled, if no receiver is determined, i just ignore it in receiver determination. Because this messages should never reach anybody!
But restarting the messages just leads to getting the mapping error again! Do failed messages only restart at the position they failed before?
For example:
Having mapping failures and restarting the messages just leads to restarting the adjusted mapping again, without the receiver determination step before?
Thanks in advance!
Kind regards,
Markus Schalk

Markus Schalk wrote:
> But restarting the messages just leads to getting the mapping error again! Do failed messages only restart at the position they failed before?
Yes. All other previous pipelines will not be executed.

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