HCL list & support

How does the process of getting servers on the HCL work? There's a few Dell poweredge servers that are not on the 11.1 HCL and that we were hoping to get official Oracle support for.

Check the "Hardware Certification" section in http://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/hcl/index.html

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Solaris8 HCL lists hardware that isn't found during installation

The Solaris8 HCL list video cards 'Diamond Viper V770' and 'Creative Labs 3D Blaster Riva TNT2' cards as being compatible, yet the boot disk (even the latest download) doesn't reference these cards at all. What gives?

My guess, and there were threads back when Intel X25-M came out, it is a firmware compatibility issue. I thought by now and with current new units, it was a think of the past.
I'll let you wade through the links, threads, and tips:
http://www.bing.com/search?q=macbookWindows+7+IntelX25-M
The new firmware fixed my issue.
You should contact Intel support for a fix.
http://www.intel.com/design/flash/nand/mainstream/index.htm
http://www.intel.com/support/
However, it may not solve.
http://www.pcper.com/article.php?aid=691&type=expert&pid=7
If anything, I would 'move' (ie, clone) OS X to another drive. Catch-22: you need Windows usually to apply any firmware update to SSD (and other devices).
80GB is really small. Especially for an SSD and Windows 7 - over provisioning, garbage collection, etc will make for a tight squeeze. Windows 7 on SSD uses 30GB and then there is page file, hibernation, 9GB for SP1 (due soon), and that is moving temp folders to another (mechanical) drive.
80GB = 72GB user partition and you want to leave 20% free for each OS. OS X needs 20-30GB plus free space as well.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid-state_drive

List support in TLF

List support in TLF 2.0.
<s:list id="list1" listStylePosition="outside">
            <s:li>Item 1</s:li>
            <s:li>Item 2</s:li>
            <s:li>Item 3</s:li>
</s:list>
My question is how i write above code piece in html.
I try this
<ul>
     <li>1111</li>
</ul>
But i am not able print out list in TLF.
Thanx in advanced.

If you want to use HTML tags, you may want to use TextConverter.TEXT_FIELD_HTML_FORMAT. But it's not a complete HTML converter.

Do you know the device list supports JSR 75

I want to access files system but I can't know which devices support JSR75.
If you know where I can find the device list ,pls tell me ,thanks very much!!!

HI,
Please visit the following link to get the list of latest devices.
http://www.benhui.net/modules.php?name=Midp2Phones
Prabhu.

Multiple datatypes in a list supporting generics in Java 1.5

How to support multiple datatypes when defining generic types for a list?
Thanks

... using <?> instead.Try adding something in such a List.Hey I'm just saying what the Sun Generics tutorialadvises...
The tutorial probably meant to use the <?> in methods
like this one for example:
public static void
display(java.util.Collection<?> c) {
for(Object o : c) {
System.out.println(o);
}Because you cannot do this:
java.util.Collection<?> c = new
java.util.ArrayList<String>();
c.add("a String");
And because you cannot do this:
java.util.Collection<Object> c = new java.util.ArrayList<String>();but of course you can do this:
java.util.Collection<Object> c = new java.util.ArrayList<Object>();-Puce

Oracle Linux HCL. Support of Intel Core i3 and H55 chipset

Dear Colleagues.
I'm going to purchase the new desktop for home use and the question which bothers me is the compatiblity of new hardware system with Oracle Linux 5.6.
The system platform supposed to be purchased consists of "Intel Core i3-560" CPU, "ASUS P7H55D-M EVO" motherboard, 4Gb DDR3 1333 MHz and other components. No descrete graphical card is supposed to be purchased since CPU integrated graphical card will be used.
The questions are:
Did somebody installed Intel Core + H55 chipset motherboards?
Was that successfull?
Do you have some hints, good notices regarding Linux installation on such system?
The OS version planned to be installed is ORacle Linux 5.6.
Thank you for your time and assistance!
Best Regards,
Ilya.

Tommy and Dude,
The main reasons of installing Oracle Linux are:
1) Learning administering Oracle Database installed on Linux systems environment.
2) Oracle Linux is supported by Oracle Database 10g.
3) It is free.
There were not much alternatives to choose from. Below you can see the list of supported OSes by Oracle Database 10g:
Asianux 1,2,3. <-- Never heard of this OS before.
Oracle Linux 4,5 <-- My choice. It is free and it uses stable Red Hat kernel (2.6.18 for Oracle Linux 5, 2.6.32 for Oracle Unbreakable Linux.; by the way, i read in some internet article that Linux kernel 2.6.32 contains some code for supporting Intel Core processors (at least theirs old versions which use socket LGA1156), but probably it is not completely right information).
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, 5 <-- they are not free of charge.
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 SP2 or later, 10, 11 <-- Seems like they are not free of charge either. 60 days trial is not good option for me.
Oracle VM <-- Probably, it is also a good choice. I'll study this option.Unfortunately, both Ubuntu and Fedora are not in the list and Windows is no good choice for me since Oracle Database is different in the administration under UNIX and Windows environment.
I've got questions regarding the use of VirtualBox and other VM software:
- Would i have the ability to install, run and administer Oracle Database 10g within VirtualBox?
- Is there much differences in administering Oracle Database under real standalone OS and under VM software (VirtlBox, for instance)?
Thank you very much for participation and usefull suggestions!
Best Regards,
Ilya.

User-defined selection list support in HA Release 6.5

Dear all, As in Hyperion Wired for OLAP v4.1.2 and Hyperion Analyzer Release 5.0.3, it can allow users to create user-defined selection list for a dimension under "Advanced" option of Cube Navigator, is there the same function in Hyperion Analyzer Release 6.5? If no, is there any turnaround or alternative?Thanks for your help.Regards, Zero

Hello,
You must have defined user command for the radio button. This is not required. Just try putting it in at selection screen. AT SELECTION-SCREEN ON RADIOBUTTON GROUP rgp1.
the moment the user clicks the radio button it will go to this event and call the screen. Just use AT SELECTION-SCREEN.
Regards,
Shekhar Kulkarni

NIC card on HCL list, but it's not talking. Why?

Hi, I just finished installing Solaris 10 (11/06) onto my computer. The whole installation installed without errors. Afterwards, I went to the log files and saw that everything seems to have installed OK.
After rebooting, I logged in with the CDE environment. Everything appears normal. I editted my /etc/hosts file accordingly. I hooked up this new Solaris x86 system onto my network. The NIC card is not talking. I can't ping from this new Solaris x86 PC to another system on the existing, working network.
My NIC card is the D-Link DFE-530TX+
This card is on the approved hardward compatibility list.
I have installed Solaris x86 in the past on many PC's without running into this type of problem, until now. Anyone knows what could be causing this problem, or how to know that my NIC card is being recognized by the Solaris x86 system, and how I can make this thing work?
Do you think I need to install additional drivers to make this particular D-Link NIC card work? If so, how do I install it? Thanks in advance.

Is there a NIC that is widely being sold in stores now that will work without needing to install drivers? It would be much easier for me just to go out to the stores and pick up a new NIC.
I live in Silicon Valley, so I can go to stores like Fry's Electronics, Best Buy, MicroCenter, etc.
Also, I already tried using Intel PRO/100 S and the 3COM Etherlink 10/100 PCI (3C905C-TXM). I downloaded a software from SUN, made a bootable CD, and when it scanned my PC, it says that likely my hardware will be compatible with Solaris 10. Yet,
At the beginning of the installing, I see messages like:
Using RPC Bootparams for network configuraton information.
Attempting to configure interface elx10 (or ipbr0)
Skipped interface elx10 (or ipbr0)
Does this mean the NIC won't work?

SA500 VPN Access - list support

I have a site that has a need for 3 different remote vpn user profiles
I have 1 user that needs access to the entire private subnet
1 user needs access to just 1 address
1 user needs access to 5 of the ip addresses.
Is this possible? What other SMB security product will give me what i want?
Thanks

Hi,
On SA500 you can use SSL VPN Policies under VPN -> SSL VPN Server -> SSL VPN Policies.
1. For the user who need to access the entire private network, you can use full SSL VPN Tunnel.
2. For the user who needs to access only 1 IP address, you can use port forwarding. Under VPN -> SSL VPN Server -> SSL VPN Policies, select the user and hit 'Display' button. Add a SSL VPN Policy where allow the user to use only one IP address and deny the rest of your private network.
3. For the user who needs to access 5 IP address, you can again use port forwarding with the above step repeated for 5 addresses or you can use 'Resources'. Create a Resource and add objects to it (IP address you want to access). Then call this resource using SSL VPN Policies. You will need to deny rest of the private network incase you only need access to 5 IP addresses.
Thanks.

Does license server white listing support AIR?

Apologies if this is already covered, search never seems to work for me.
i've been playing around with SWF hashing and providing a SWFApplicationIdentifier in the PlayRight.
Is this feature supposed to work for AIR? I.e. can i get a hash for an AIR app and have the license locked only to that app?
Thanks for any information.

To determine the publisher ID, you can use the AdobePublisherIDUtility.jar command line utility included in the Reference Implementation. Go to Reference Implementation\Command Line Tools and run:
     java -jar AdobePublisherIDUtility.jar <sample-player-install-path>/META-INF/signatures.xml
For the version of SampleVideoPlayer_AIR20.air on the 2.0 DVD, the publisher ID is: 3393887706043A7246E426B288447F1005240798.2
For the version of SampleVideoPlayer_AIR20.air on the 2.0.2 DVD, the publisher ID is: A167FBF93528C87BBCDAC2B8CD0829479DDA6912.2
The application ID and version number are specified in the app's application.xml file. You can find this at <sample-player-install-path>/META-INF/AIR/application.xml or on the DVD at Reference Implementation\Sample Video Players\AIR\Source\src\SampleVideoPlayer_AIR20-app.xml. In this XML file, you'll find the application ID:
     <id>SampleVideoPlayer-AIR20</id>
and the application's version:
     <version>v1</version>
Since this application does not specific a numeric version number, you will not be able to use the min and max version constraints in the AIR whitelist entry for this application. However, you can still restrict the allowed AIR apps by specifying either publisher ID or publisher ID + application ID.

EPM Multi language support for custom list in demand management

Dear Team,
We have installed EPM 2013 with English as base language and Arabic language pack as secondary language. We have implemented demand management and portfolio management as part of EPM implementation. Currently demand management have some workflow and
custom list supporting these workflow. Just want to check, when user changes language setting from English to Arabic then all the forms ( build using custom lists) supporting English input forms should able to take Arabic text as input to these forms.
Please let us know how we can achieve.
Please help..:(
Regards,
Anup
Anup Kumar Presale Lead Wipro

Was able to do it by adding new files to the shared folder and updating the style in the lang folder to point to the new files.

Supported lens corrections profile not listed in Lightroom 3.2

I have installed the Lightroom 3.2 update, which lists support for the "Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II" lens. I've shot a number of photos with this lens (using a Canon T1i) and loaded them into Lightroom. In the metadata for the photos, the lens appears as "EF50mm f/1.8 II".
Within Lightroom's "Lens Corrections" section, the "Auto" option reports "Unable to locate a matching profile automatically." I've manually searched the list of Canon lenses, and it's not on the list.
In the folder
/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CameraRaw/LensProfiles/1.0/Canon/
I see a file corresponding to this lens
Canon EOS 5D Mark II (Canon EF 50mm f1.8 II) - RAW.lcp
but it's listed with only the one specific body.
I've tried manually installing the Camera Raw 6.2 update, but it reports "Update is not applicable." Given the file listed above, I suspect it was already installed.
In the release notes, which listed Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II lens, it didn't mention that support was limited to only a certain camera body. Could someone please help me? Thanks!

CanadianPhotographer wrote:
My assumption that I should be able to find the lens within Lightroom came from the release notes at
http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2010/08/lightroom-3-2-and-came ra-raw-6-2-now-available.html
rather than the filename of the profile that I found. As far as I can see, the release notes don't specify that it only applies to raw images.
I agree that the release notes could have been a clearer in terms of what was provided. I can also appreciate why the profiles for JPEG were not included, namely time constraints.
After converting the original raw images to JPEG it would have taken an hour or so to run the calibration images for these "new" profiles through the lens profile creator application. Following a number of requests I did this myself for the dozen or so profiles that I had already uploaded to the Adobe lens profile server. That was a days work for me, for the Adobe engineer(s) working on all of the new profiles it would probably have taken a fair number of days/weeks.

Whether solaris 8 os support dual cpu machine?

Hello :
Whether solaris 8 OS support dual-processor machine , When i install solaris 8 in a dual
process machine , I always can't install solaris OS .
Thanks !
Future

For Intel Architecture it is important that the system is in the HCL
(Hardware Compatibility List)
The list is available at:
http://soldc.sun.com/support/drivers/hcl/index.html#S8
SUN cannot guarantee that Solaris will work on every Intel Dual processor system.Once the machine is tested the machine is available in the HCL list.
HTH
-Dhruva

Import Basis Support Package 7.00 error

Hi All,
I wanted to apply Basis support package 9 for release 7.00 for our solution manager 4.0 system.
When i started, it gave an error in the phase ADDON_CONFLICT? stage.. The message is as below:
Phase ADDON_CONFLICTS_?: Explanation of Errors
Conflicts were found between the Support Packages that you want to
import and the Add-Ons installed in the system. To guarantee the
consistency of your system, the import is interrupted until all Conflict
Resolution Transports (CRTs) for the listed Support Packages are
included in the queue.
To include the CRTs in the queue, proceed as follows:
- Write down the Support Packages and Add-Ons that have conflicts.
- Leave this screen by choosing 'Cancel' (F12).
- Load the CRTs for the Support Packages with conflicts from the SAP
Service Marketplace or request them from your Add-On supplier.
- Define the extended queue again in the Support Package Manager.
- Import the queue. The Support Package Manager executes all steps from
the beginning.
If the problem involves an SAP Add-On, see SAP Note 53902, which tells
you which CRTs resolve the conflicts. Otherwise contact the supplier of
your Add-On for details on how to proceed.
The following contains a table of Support Packages for each Add-On for
which conflicts were detected. The column 'Information on the Conflict
Resolution' specifies how you can resolve a conflict. For more
information, select the corresponding 'Information for the Conflict
Resolution'.
Conflicts Between Add-On ST 400 and Support Packages
Software Component   Release      Support Package        Information on
                                                         Conflict Resolution
SAP_BASIS            700          SAPKB70009             Include CRT
Can anyone guide me how to proceed.
Thanks,
Sailesh K

Hi Shailesh,
You are employing one or more Add-Ons in your system, apply patches regularly and want to know how the consistency of your Add-Ons is guaranteed. The list of Add-Ons installed in your system is stored in table AVERS.
During patch application the SAP Patch Manager (SPAM) checks for conflicts between patches in the queue and the installed Add-Ons. A conflict occurs if an object delivered in a patch is also delivered in an Add-On. If conflicts are detected, SPAM stops processing at step ADDON_CONFLICTS_? and asks the user to load the corresponding CRTs into his system. The attributes of such CRTs match the Add-On id, Add-On release and patch predecessor (i.e. the patch in conflict).
The patch application can only resume if all CRTs are selected in the patch queue. To resolve a conflict SPAM does not check if the conflicting object is contained in a CRT. It suffices that the corresponding CRT has been selected in the patch queue. All conflicts raised by its patch predecessor(s) are then resolved in one go.
CRTs were introduced to protect the consistency of Add-Ons during the application of patches, such as Hot Packages and Legal Change Patches (LCP). There are two types of CRTs:
1. Conflict Resolution Transports (CRT)
A CRT resolves conflicts between one patch and one version of an Add-On including all previous versions. Example:
Consider a system where Add-On IS-X is installed. During the application of patches P1 and P2 SPAM detected conflicts between the patches and the Add-On.
To resolve these conflicts two separate CRTs are required, CRT1 and CRT2. A consistent patch queue looks like this:
    P1
    CRT1
    P2
    CRT2
SPAM will only let you resume the patch application if you redefine the patch queue containing all four patches. You can see the name of the patch for which a CRT resolves a conflict in the "Predecessor" field in the patch queue dialog.
2. Collective Conflict Resolution Transports (CCRT) are similar to CRTs but resolve conflicts between several patches and an Add-On. Example:
Consider the previous example but this time the conflicts between patches P1, P2 and Add-On IS-X are resolved not by two CRTs but by one Collective CRT (CCRT) CCRT1. A consistent patch queue looks like this:
P1
P2
CCRT1
SPAM will only let you resume the patch application if you redefine the patch queue containing all three patches. The CCRT is added at the end of its highest predecessor, here P2. You can see the highest predecessor for a CCRT in field "Valid to patch#" when you scroll the patch queue dialog to the right.
Keep in mind that a CCRT describes a range of patches for which conflicts are resolved, with the lower limit being the predecessor and higher limit the highest predecessor.
Cheers,
Shyam

Can I update the native sound support on my early 2008 MacPro to support HDMI audio out.

I recently connected a HDTV as a second monitor. I don't have HDMI listed under the possible options for audio output in my settings panel. The MacPro's system information also doesn't list support for HDMI devices under the Audio panel -- so I assume it is not natively supported. Is there any way I can update this? I know I can transfer the audio signal to the TV using a 1/8" in. audio cable but I don't have one handy and would much rather just have the signal run via the HDMI. I've copied and pasted my system information 'audio' data. I'm using OSX 10.9.
Built-in Line Input:
Default Input Device:          Yes
Input Channels:          2
Manufacturer:          Apple Inc.
Current SampleRate:          44100
Transport:          Built-in
Built-in Digital Input:
Input Channels:          2
Manufacturer:          Apple Inc.
Current SampleRate:          44100
Transport:          Built-in
Built-in Output:
Default Output Device:          Yes
Default System Output Device:          Yes
Manufacturer:          Apple Inc.
Output Channels:          2
Current SampleRate:          44100
Transport:          Built-in
Built-in Line Output:
Manufacturer:          Apple Inc.
Output Channels:          2
Current SampleRate:          44100
Transport:          Built-in
Built-in Digital Output:
Manufacturer:          Apple Inc.
Output Channels:          2
Current SampleRate:          44100
Transport:          Built-in
After Effects 10.5:
Manufacturer:          Apple, Inc.
Current SampleRate:          0
Transport:          Unknown
Premiere Pro 5.5:
Manufacturer:          Apple, Inc.
Current SampleRate:          0
Transport:          Unknown
Built-in Line Input:
Default Input Device:          Yes
Input Channels:          2
Manufacturer:          Apple Inc.
Current SampleRate:          44100
Transport:          Built-in
Built-in Digital Input:
Input Channels:          2
Manufacturer:          Apple Inc.
Current SampleRate:          44100
Transport:          Built-in
Built-in Output:
Default Output Device:          Yes
Default System Output Device:          Yes
Manufacturer:          Apple Inc.
Output Channels:          2
Current SampleRate:          44100
Transport:          Built-in
Built-in Line Output:
Manufacturer:          Apple Inc.
Output Channels:          2
Current SampleRate:          44100
Transport:          Built-in
Built-in Digital Output:
Manufacturer:          Apple Inc.
Output Channels:          2
Current SampleRate:          44100
Transport:          Built-in
After Effects 10.5:
Manufacturer:          Apple, Inc.
Current SampleRate:          0
Transport:          Unknown
Premiere Pro 5.5:
Manufacturer:          Apple, Inc.
Current SampleRate:          0
Transport:          Unknown
Intel High Definition Audio:
Audio ID:          12
Line Output:
Connection:          1/8-Inch Jack
Headphone:
Connection:          1/8-Inch Jack
Line Input:
Connection:          1/8-Inch Jack
Speaker:
Connection:          Internal
S/PDIF Optical Digital Audio Output:
Connection:          Optical
S/PDIF Optical Digital Audio Input:
Connection:          Optical
Line Output:
Connection:          1/8-Inch Jack
Headphone:
Connection:          1/8-Inch Jack
Line Input:
Connection:          1/8-Inch Jack
Speaker:
Connection:          Internal
S/PDIF Optical Digital Audio Output:
Connection:          Optical
S/PDIF Optical Digital Audio Input:
Connection:          Optical

No, unfortunately Mac Pros older than 2010 will not send audio through their Mini DisplayPort connectors, even with a more modern video card like the 5770.
Matt

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