How to resolve "SCRIPT70: Permission Denied" on IE10?

Hi there,
One some of IE10/WIN7 machines, the javascript-coded popup menu is disabled on an enterprise web application. I enabled the developer tools and found the following error. It is clear that the issue is not with the web application, but with IE or
client machine configuration. I have been searching for the solution for one week and still go nowhere. The javascript is enabled on browser side. What information shall I collect to narrow down the problem? Thank you.
Error Msg is:
SCRIPT70: Permission Denied
PopupMenu.js, line 305 character 1.
Jay

I have the same problem.
I actually have a web site developed with angularJs v1.2.26, with firefox and chrome its all ok, but i
have the need of compatibility with IE10 and up.
Sometimes I get the error "SCRIPT70:
permission denied" and its solved clicking F5 and information is loaded, but its not a real solution.
I have a route /login when someone enters to my web site, and in this controller the only thing that happens is a redirecto to a url where user is authenticathed with
SAML.
The code i have in this login.controller.js is:$window.location.href = '/auth/saml/login';
I think IE10 has some problem in reload information, or with this code.
Also when user is logeed and IdP send me the response , user is redirected to my main page for watchinf information. "res.redirect('/') and I have the same error too.
What could happen? In other browsers all is correct. Could you reach/find a solution?
Thank you too much.

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I'm in the process of publishing the following note (134280.1), titled "How to Resolve ORA-29532 Java 2
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It will be accessible from Oracle Support's "Metalink" site.
"How to Resolve ORA-29532 Java 2 Permission Problems in RDBMS 8.1.6 and 8.1.7".
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Note : Message shown below have been reformatted for easier readability.
java.sql.SQLException: ORA-29532: Java call terminated by uncaught Java exception:
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Example # 2
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Solution Description
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For Example # 1
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For Example # 2
1) Logon as SYS or SYSTEM
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3) Logoff as SYS or SYSTEM
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For Example # 3
1) Logon as SYS or SYSTEM
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3) Logoff as SYS or SYSTEM
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References
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Chapter 5, in the Java Developer's Guide. entitled,
"Security For Oracle8i Java Applications"
The RDBMS 8.1.7 version can be found at :
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by don -- oracle support:
I'm in the process of publishing the following note (134280.1), titled "How to Resolve ORA-29532 Java 2
Permission Problems in RDBMS 8.1.6 and 8.1.7".
It will be accessible from Oracle Support's "Metalink" site.
"How to Resolve ORA-29532 Java 2 Permission Problems in RDBMS 8.1.6 and 8.1.7".
Problem Description
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I would like to seek help from you on how i'm going to resolve the issue.
The error below shows the failed sapbackup.
09:37:49 ERR - Cannot open file /oracle/<SID>/sapdata9/system_10/system.data10. Errno = 13: Permission denied
Appreicate your help.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Virgilio

09:37:49 ERR - Cannot open file /oracle/<SID>/sapdata9/system_10/system.data10. Errno = 13: Permission denied
that means datafile system.data10 does not have the appropriate permission, the orasid should be able to read write permission.
ON Linux
drwxr-xr-x 2 oraiqe dba 4096 Mar 26 2007 system.data10
Regards
Subhash

Permission Denied

Hi Experts
I have created a CAF Application. In this application i have one BO, and one Application Services that consume the methods of BO.
In my BO i configure Permission Cheks Enable checked.
In nwa in create an specific rules to manipulate the BO.
The methods in BO i can sucess test. I have permission to execute them.
But when i try to execute the methods in Application framework i get the follow error:
failed to execute Operation query: Permission denied
The permission fields in methods of Application Service is checked.
How can i resolve this issue without uncheck fields permission in methods of Application Service?
Regards
Marcos Brandã

No one?

NQSError: 66013 Permission Denied message from agent

Hello all-
I have an issue where an agent that I previously had working was converting from tab delimited file to CSV and placing it on a file system. Now since I have moved the location where the file system resides the new machine is giving me a problem and doesn't allow the agent complete. The exact message is
[nQSError: 66013] [Line:75 Column 1]
Permission Denied
I am guessing this is an issue with the saving to the file system and perhaps some permissions.
This is the syntax of Line 75 column 1
objFSO.CopyFile Parameter(0), sFileName, True
Here is the complete file
'###======================================================================
'## Purpose:
'## 1. This script takes a file from OBIEE and saves to the file system
'## 2. Creates a reporting subdirectory if not already present
'## 3. Creates a further subdirectory with name based on current date
'## 4. Converts .tsv file to true .csv
'## 5. Deletes .tsv file used in conversion process
'## Inputs (specified in Actions tab of OBIEE Delivers Agent):
'## 1. Parameter(0) - This actual file to be exported
'## 2. Parameter(1) - The filename specified within OBIEE
'## 3. Parameter(2) - Report sub directory name specified within OBIEE
'###=========================================================================
Const ForReading = 1
Const ForWriting = 2
Const Unicode = -1
Dim sBasePath
sBasePath = "\\NZWLGFP01\Shared\NAV_Warehouse\RetailPro"
'NZWLGFP01\Shared\NAV_Warehouse\RetailPro"
'\\iblocal\global\integration\production\retailpro"
'"\\usesfil01\integration\production\retailpro"
Dim sMasterPath
sMasterPath = sBasePath & "\" & Parameter(2)
Dim objFSO
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
'check whether master directory exists, if not create
'Dim objMasterDir
'If Not objFSO.FolderExists(sMasterPath) Then
'     Set objMasterDir = objFSO.CreateFolder(sMasterPath)
'End If
'Set objMasterDir = Nothing
'build string to get date in yyyy-mm-dd format
Dim sDate, sDateFull
sDate = Now
sDateFull = DatePart("yyyy", sDate) & "-"
'setting the month
If Len(DatePart("m", sDate))=1 Then sDateFull = sDateFull & "0" End If
sDateFull = sDateFull & DatePart("m", sDate) & "-"
'setting the day
If Len(DatePart("d", sDate))=1 Then sDateFull = sDateFull & "0" End If
sDateFull = sDateFull & DatePart("d", sDate) & "_"
'setting the hour
If Len(DatePart("h", sDate))=1 Then sDateFull = sDateFull & "0" End If
sDateFull = sDateFull & DatePart("h", sDate) '& "-"
'setting the minute
If Len(DatePart("n", sDate))=1 Then sDateFull = sDateFull & "0" End If
sDateFull = sDateFull & DatePart("n", sDate)
'setting the second
If Len(DatePart("s", sDate))=1 Then sDateFull = sDateFull & "0" End If
sDateFull = sDateFull & DatePart("s", sDate)
'Not needed for this script
'Dim sDir
'sDir = sMasterPath & "\" & sDateFull
'Dim objDir
'If Not objFSO.FolderExists(sDir) Then
'     Set objDir = objFSO.CreateFolder(sDir)
'End If
'Set objDir = Nothing
Dim sFileName
sFileName = sMasterPath & "\" & Parameter(1) & "_" & sDateFull &".tsv"
objFSO.CopyFile Parameter(0), sFileName, True
sFileName1 = sMasterPath & "\" & Parameter(1) & "_" & sDateFull & ".csv"
'Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set objFileIN = objFSO.OpenTextFile(sFileName, ForReading, False, Unicode)
Set objFileOUT = objFSO.CreateTextFile(sFileName1, True, True)
While Not objFileIN.AtEndOfStream
strText = objFileIN.ReadLine
strNewText = Replace(strText, vbTab, ",")
objFileOUT.WriteLine (strNewText)
Wend
objFileIN.Close
objFileOUT.Close
objFSO.DeleteFile sFileName
Set objFile = Nothing
Set objFSO = Nothing
Set objFileIN = Nothing
Set objFileOUT = Nothing
How can I resolve this issue? Do I need to look into windows permission? Do I need to change the syntax? Can someone please help?

Hello Grzegorz, try next:
1.Enter the Integration Framework
2.Go to Section SLD
3.Check if the database appears in the section B1iServer
          - If so, check the configuration fields for the database
          - If not, add it and configure it
4.If you did changes
           - Go to Section Scenarios->Setup
           - Select sap.B1Mobile Scenario
           - Deactivate and Activate
           - Restart Integration Service
Regards, Borja.

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