Holding object stats in multi tired system

I wonder how forrms handle the states of objects in multi tired system.
Suppose I have a trigger in form level which excutes when we open form. now every times I press a button it makes some action. How does server knows about the state and values of the items.
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purusingh

The form is running on the Forms Runtime, so the Application Server. I presume that one of its several roles is to maintain the value of each object in memory...
Francois

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@Priyanka – you did not mention a specific scripting language.
In ExtendScript (JavaScript) you can set the "active" property of the 3rd state of your MultiStateObject to value "true".
//ExtendScript (JavaScript) example
//Make sure a MultiStateObject is selected; nothing else, then run this JavaScript:
app.selection[0].states[2].active = true;
The expression from left to wright (for lurkers who never saw a line of code):
app => application (that's InDesign, of course)
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Don't hold your breath. PDF is now an ISO standard which means that it won't change quickly. There is no concept in PDF to support object states.
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You best best is creating a publication with the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite. That would be more difficult to learn than PDF and more expensive. To learn more about it, see this link:
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I work a critical system and due to some high stakes all and every change is very heavily scrutinized here whatever the level is. And one of such changes which is currently under scrutiny is gathering object stats for single objects. Just to give you a background its an Oracle eBusiness site so fnd_stats is used instead of usual dbms_stats and we've an inhouse job that depending on the staleness of the objects gather stats on them using FND_STATS. (RDBMS : 10.2.0.4 Apps Release 12i).
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Now, you see they know Oracle as well !
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i. Do the risks highlighted above stand any ground or what probably do you think is there of happening any of the above?
ii. Any other point that I can make to convince the management.
iii. Or if those guys are right, Do you guys use or recommend any testing strategy/process that you can suggest to us pls?
Another interesting point is that, they are not even very clear at this stage how they are gonna 'test' this whole thing as the 'cost' option like RAT (Real Application Testing) is out of question and developing an inhouse testing tool still need analyzing in terms of efforts, worth and reliability.
In the end, Can I request top experts from the 'Oak Table' network to make a comment so that I can take their backings!? Well I am hoping here they'll back me up but that may not necessarily the case and I obviously want an honest expert assessment of the situation and not merely my backing.
Thanks so much in advance!

>
I work a critical system and due to some high stakes all and every change is very heavily scrutinized here whatever the level is.
Another interesting point is that, they are not even very clear at this stage how they are gonna 'test' this whole thing as the 'cost' option like RAT (Real Application Testing) is out of question and developing an inhouse testing tool still need analyzing in terms of efforts, worth and reliability.Unfortunately your management's opinion of their system as expressed in the first paragraph is not consistent with the opinion expressed in the second paragraph.
Getting a stable strategy for statistics is not easy, requires careful analysis, and takes a lot of effort for complex systems.
>
In the end, Can I request top experts from the 'Oak Table' network to make a comment so that I can take their backings!? Well I am hoping here they'll back me up but that may not necessarily the case and I obviously want an honest expert assessment of the situation and not merely my backing.
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Could anybody please help me? I could not figure out what i did wrong.
I got the javax.ejb.EJBException error: Object state not saved
when i test the getname() method for findByPrimaryKey() and findAll() methods.
Here is my code:
package org.school.idxc;
import javax.sql.*;
import javax.naming.*;
import javax.ejb.*;
import javax.sql.*;
import java.sql.Connection;
import java.sql.PreparedStatement;
import java.sql.ResultSet;
import java.sql.SQLException;
import java.sql.Statement;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Enumeration;
import java.util.Vector;
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     con = ds.getConnection();
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     stmt.setInt (1,primaryKey.intValue());
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          }// finally
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          myEntityCtx = ctx;
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this.name = name;
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          stmt.close();
          }// try
          catch (SQLException e)
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               con.close();
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          System.out.println ("EJB Created Finally : SQLException");
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          con = ds.getConnection();
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          }// catch
          }// finally
          return key;
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          return this.name;
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          return this.id;
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     Vector keys = new Vector();
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     return keys.elements();
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Hi,
if you look at your error message you will see the problem. In your code you've missed to implement
public void ejbPassivate {}
so your code looks like this
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import javax.ejb.SessionBean;
import javax.ejb.SessionContext;
import java.rmi.RemoteException;
import java.lang.Math;
import java.util.Random;
import java.io.*;
/** * Title: * Description: * Copyright: Copyright (c) 2001 * Company: * @author * @version 1.0 */
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bye

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We have a problem with our Q server. There is not possible to log on to any repository. When we use what ever user ID (can be dummy) we got information: "Invalid Object State".
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Hi
Exactly that helped
Thank you.
Have a nice day.
BR
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First, both the JRockit RuntimeAnalyzer and Console are great tools. We use
them extensively so thank you.
I'm trying to reconcile the numbers in these three tabs.
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I've never heard it put that way. Very interesting.
"Johan Walles" <johan@spamalamadingdong> wrote in message
news:41bf0be3@mail...
Note that the time it takes for the garbage collector to do its thing
grows with the amount of live data.
What the garbage collector really does is more like retaining the live
data than disposing of the garbage.
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Staffan,
Thanks - you clearly answered my questions. Now the follow-on questions:
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of?
2. Is this pattern of consuming 3x the live data in about a minute
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writes.
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"sla" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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Hi Jeff,
I'll try to answer the questions.
1) The Heap overview in the application profile is a snapshot of the heap
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on the heap. So it looks like you have 17% of the heap filled with live
data (and some overhead as seen in the Heap overview).
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between 35-40MB and 200MB. The lower value is right after a garbage
collection and the higher value is right before a garbage collection. The
garbage collector clears out about 160MB of "dead" data from the heap.
This is the amount of temporary objects that you created during the
garbage collection cycles.
2) The Object statistics are also taken right after a garbage collection.
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is taken up by character arrays (not unusual).
At this time the rest of the 200MB heap is empty. It's been cleared of
all temporary objects and is ready for allocation of new objects.
I hope this answered your questions.
Regards,
/Staffan

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Configuration:
=========
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1) a good explanation for the -5931 error code and why does it happen? (I read Achim Krisinger's post
titled "Error code list or description for -5931 -5990" and the responses were of no help.)
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Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
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[28/Aug/2002:04:12:13 -0400] conn=739 op=32 RESULT err=O tag=103 nentries=O etime=O
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filter=" (| (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (empl oyeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=#### ) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenu mber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=#### ) (employeenumber..."
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:14 -0400] conn=739 op=33 RESULT err=O tag=lOl nentries=50 etime=O
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:15 -0400] conn=739 op=34 MOD dn="cn=Common
Name,ou=People,ou=org2,ou=orgl,o=Organization,c=US"
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:15 -0400] conn=739 op=34 RESULT err=O tag=103 nentries=O etime=O
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:15 -0400] conn=739 op=35 MOD dn="cn= Common
Name,ou=People,ou=org2,ou=orgl,o=Organization,c=US"
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:15 -0400] conn=739 op=35 RESULT err=O tag=103 nentries=O etime=O
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:15 -0400] conn=739 op=36 SRCH
base="ou=People,ou=org2,ou=orgl,o=Organization,c=US" scope=2
filter=" (| (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (empl oyeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=#### ) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (e mployeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenu mber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (empl oyeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=#### ) (employeenumber..."
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:16 -0400] conn=739 op=36 RESULT err=O tag=lOl nentries=50 etime=l
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[28/Aug/2002:04:12:16 -0400] conn=739 op=37 RESULT err=O tag=103 nentries=O etime=O
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:17 -0400] conn=739 op=38 SRCH base="ou=People,ou=org2,ou=org1,o=Organization,c=US" scope=2
filter=" (| (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (empl oyeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=#### ) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employe enumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenu mber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=#### ) (employeenumber..."
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:17 -0400] conn=739 op=38 RESULT err=O tag=101 nentries=47 etime=O
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:18 -0400] conn=739 op=39 fd=1184 closed error -5931 (Object state improper for request.) -A1
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:18 -0400] conn=740 fd=896 slot=896 SSL connection from 162.45.10.31 to 162.45.10.31
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:18 -0400] conn=740 SSL 128-bit RC4
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:18 -0400] conn=740 op=O BIND dn="cn=Directory_Manager_Account" method=128 version=2
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:18 -0400] conn=740 op=O RESULT err=O tag=97 nentries=O etime=O
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:18 -0400] conn=740 op=l MOD dn="cn= Common Name,ou=People,ou=org2,ou=orgl,o=Organization,c=US"
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:18 -0400] conn=740 op=l RESULT err=O tag=103 nentries=O etime=O
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:19 -0400] conn=740 op=2 SRCH base="ou=People,ou=org2,ou=org1,o=Organization,c=US" scope=2
filter=" (| (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (empl oyeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=#### ) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=#### ) (employeenumber..."
r28/Auq/2002:04:12:19 -0400] conn=740 op=2 RESULT err=O taq=101 nentries=49 etime=O
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:20 -0400] conn=740 op=3 aRCH
base="ou=People,ou=org2,ou=orgl,o=Organization,c=US" scope=2
filter=" (| (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (empl oyeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=#### ) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenu mber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=#### ) (employeenumber..."
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:20 -0400] conn=740 op=3 RESULT err=O tag=101 nentries=50 etime=O
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:21 -0400] conn=740 op=4 MOD dn="cn= Common Name,ou=People,ou=org2,ou=orgl,o=Organization,c=US"
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:21 -0400] conn=740 op=4 RESULT err=O tag=103 nentries=O etime=O
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:22 -0400] conn=740 op=5 aRCH
base="ou=People,ou=org2,ou=orgl,o=Organization,c=US" scope=2
filter=" (| (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (empl oyeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=#### ) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employe enumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=####) (employeenumber=#### ) (employeenumber..."
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:22 -0400] conn=740 op=5 RESULT err=O tag=101 nentries=49 etime=O
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:23 -0400] conn=740 op=6 MODRDN dn="cn= Common
Name,ou=People,ou=org2,ou=orgl,o=Organization,c=US"
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:23 -0400] conn=740 op=6 RESULT err=O tag=109 nentries=O etime=O
[28/Aug/2002:04:12:23 -0400] conn=740 op=7 fd=896 closed error -5931 (Object state improper for
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>
In general, is it better to run Weblogic on a fast single processor system
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>
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