How to send an object thru "response" object

I need to send an object to a servlet thru my jsp page.
When I created an ObjectOutputStream passing response.getOutStream as parameter, I am getting an IllegalStateException. I have checked that the response object is not being used anywhere else.
Please help me out.
Thanks a ton

Try this and let me know
try {
ObjectOutputStream p = new                          ObjectOutputStream(
     response.getOutputStream() );
p.writeObject("what ever object");
p.flush();
p.close();
}catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
I use this in my code and it works perfectly. If it still does not work, send me the entire code that you have written and I shall try to look into it and see whats going wrong.
--ramsci

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I need to send the parent object collection to PL/SQL procedure as a input parameter.
public class parent{
String attr1;
String attr2;
Child[] attr3;
public class Child{
String attr1;
SubChild[] attr2;
public class SubChild{
String attr1;
Urgent!!!
Edited by: javiost on Apr 30, 2008 2:09 AM

javiost wrote:
How to send nested object collection to PL/SQL Procedure as an Input parameter.There are a few ways to do this, all of which likely depend on the particular database you're using.
Urgent!!!Not to me...

How to send object by NetStream?

Hi, I have question about using Cirrus in real time game developed. I want to create a game in which each player will be able to move a character using the arrow keys. And here comes my question.How do I continuously transfer an object or variable via NetStream. Should I use the send() method (when a player is in motion), or maybe it's possible to send and receive an object using publish() and play().
I spent a lot of time looking for solutions on the internet, but with no succes. Everything that I've found was about transmission of audio and video (attachAudio() and attachVideo()), I need a method such as attachObject(), which could continuously send for example player's position.
I found P2PGameLibrary on Tom Krcha's site (www.flashrealtime.com). Unfortunately, it is in the .swc file and when I use FlashDevelop to open it, it shows only the model of classes and methods. If I could see the entire code, I could study it and maybe it would solve my problem.
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swO_orn

Thanks for fast answer.
Yes I have build a simple chat p2p using only NetGroup, and sending messages by method post(). The one "bad thing" I nothiced is delay. I got about 500ms. That's too much for real time games.
I have watch some tutorials on Tom Krcha's blog and they said I should build full mesh of direct connections of all users to make P2P game.
Let's say I want to have 6 players sending and receiving info in game. What's the best way to transfer data between them? NetGroup.post() or NetStream.send() or maybe another?
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send(handlerName:String, ... arguments):void
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How to send a Connection Object via CORBA

Hi.
I've got a question.
How can I send a java.sql.Connection object
using CORBA to a client? Tried to use a class
MyConnection extending org.omg.CORBA.portable.ObjectImpl
as a wrapper class. Didn't work.
When a request was invoked for a Connection,
no object was send. On client side an error occured:
code 202 completed:maybe.
In the IDL we used:
     typedef Object MyConnection;
     interface ConnectionPool{
          MyConnection getCon();
          void freeCon(inout MyConnection c);
We were suggested to use structures. But ain't it
inventing java again?
Can anyone help us?
Thx anyway.

Try inserting it into an Any object and sending the any object over the IDL, the client can then extract the connection object.
You might have to typedef the Connection object in the IDL to generate the helper class.
/P/

How to send fax thru sap system

Hi all,
I need to send a fax thru sap system. In the given parameter I need to give email address & fax number. The result is the content I shud receive as both email & fax.
As far as email is concerned no problem. But I am not receiving the content fax. I am getting the following error as email. Pls find below the error message.
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.
      Subject:     000000002008
      Sent:     4/5/2007 11:47 AM
The following recipient(s) could not be reached:
      FAX3D2B918041396976@75 on 4/6/2007 2:31 AM
            The e-mail account does not exist at the organization this message was sent to. Check the e-mail address, or contact the recipient directly to find out the correct address.The MTS-ID of the original message is:ADR32000000006890
< sap.corp #5.1.1 SMTP; 553 <FAX=+918041396976@75>... only FQDN names will be accepted>
The fax number I typed is +918041396976 but the system itself is adding @75 behind it. I am not getting the fax message.
Can anyone help me in this regard.
Thanks in advance.
Vijay.

Hi Vijay,
The fax nio. parameter can be handled thru the program. I mean remove those extra characters... and try this code below for ref (its from sap-img.com)
The following program shows you how to send a fax from within ABAP/4. The report is delivered
in the standard system and is used in Transaction SCOM for the function "Send test fax".
Only the method via the call of SAPscript with DEVICE='TELEFAX', described below, ensures the
generation of a correct transmission request, independent of the R/3 release and of the used
fax server solution and its configuration.
The regular printing (for example, with NEW-PAGE PRINT ON...) on an output device created in
the spool administration of the device class 'Telefax' does generally not work!
REPORT RSKSENDF MESSAGE-ID SK.
Test report to send a test fax
sends a fax to the number <TO_CNTRY>-<TO_NMBER>
containing an automatically generated message text.
TABLES: USR03.
PARAMETERS: TO_CNTRY LIKE T005-LAND1 OBLIGATORY,
TO_NMBER LIKE TSP01-RQTELENUM OBLIGATORY,
FROM_USR(30) TYPE C DEFAULT SY-UNAME,
TO_RECIP(30) TYPE C DEFAULT SY-UNAME.
SAPscript content ITAB
DATA: BEGIN OF TEST_DOC OCCURS 10.
INCLUDE STRUCTURE TLINE.
DATA: END OF TEST_DOC.
SAPscript header struct
DATA BEGIN OF HEADER.
INCLUDE STRUCTURE THEAD.
DATA END OF HEADER.
INITIALIZATION.
get county from user addres in usr03
system->user profile->user address
check if not empty
SELECT SINGLE * FROM USR03 WHERE BNAME = SY-UNAME.
IF SY-SUBRC = 0 AND USR03-LAND1 <> SPACE.
TO_CNTRY = USR03-LAND1.
ENDIF.
START-OF-SELECTION.
PERFORM FILL_UP_TEST_DOC.
PERFORM SHOW_TEST_DOC.
AT PF08.
PERFORM SEND_FAX TABLES TEST_DOC USING TO_CNTRY
TO_NMBER.
AT SELECTION-SCREEN ON TO_NMBER.
PERFORM CHECK_NUMBER USING TO_CNTRY TO_NMBER.
*& Form CHECK_NUMBER
FORM CHECK_NUMBER USING
COUNTRY
NUMBER.
DATA: SERVICE LIKE TSKPA-SERVICE VALUE 'TELEFAX',
LEN LIKE SY-FDPOS.
FIELD-SYMBOLS <P>.
windows GUI push the ? from mandatory input instead
of overwriting it
LEN = STRLEN( TO_NMBER ).
IF LEN > 1.
SUBTRACT 1 FROM LEN.
ASSIGN TO_NMBER+LEN(1) TO <P>.
IF <P> = '?'.
<P> = SPACE.
ENDIF.
ENDIF.
official check FM
CALL FUNCTION 'TELECOMMUNICATION_NUMBER_CHECK'
EXPORTING
COUNTRY = COUNTRY
NUMBER = NUMBER
SERVICE = SERVICE.
on old 21?/22? release you may have to handle the
exception
because the Function uses RAISE instead of
MESSAGE... RAISING....
ENDFORM. " CHECK_NUMBER
*& Form FILL_UP_TEST_DOC
fills test text in itab TEST_DOC *
real life example needs to get real life data *
FORM FILL_UP_TEST_DOC.
DATA: DATUM(12) TYPE C,
UZEIT(10) TYPE C.
SAPscript initialization
of course, you may want to set a few parameter
(FORM,LAYOUT,....)
CALL FUNCTION 'INIT_TEXT'
EXPORTING
ID = 'ST '
LANGUAGE = SY-LANGU
NAME = 'FOO-BAR'
OBJECT = 'TEXT'
IMPORTING
HEADER = HEADER
TABLES
LINES = TEST_DOC
EXCEPTIONS
OTHERS = 1.
IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.
MESSAGE A400 WITH 'INIT_TEXT'.
ENDIF.
PERFORM ADD_EMPTY_LINE.
WRITE: SY-DATUM TO DATUM.
WRITE: SY-UZEIT TO UZEIT.
PERFORM ADD_LINES USING 'This is test Telefax'(001)
DATUM UZEIT.
PERFORM ADD_EMPTY_LINE.
PERFORM ADD_LINES USING 'From: &'(002) FROM_USR SPACE.
PERFORM ADD_LINES USING 'To: &'(003) TO_RECIP SPACE.
PERFORM ADD_LINES USING 'Fax number: & &'(004)
TO_CNTRY TO_NMBER.
PERFORM ADD_EMPTY_LINE.
PERFORM ADD_LINES USING
'This is a test fax send by Report RSKSENDF'(005)
SPACE SPACE.
PERFORM ADD_LINES USING 'on SAP system & '(006)
SY-SYSID SPACE.
PERFORM ADD_EMPTY_LINE.
PERFORM ADD_LINES USING
'the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.'(101)
SPACE SAPCE.
PERFORM ADD_LINES USING
'THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOG.'(102)
SPACE SAPCE.
PERFORM ADD_EMPTY_LINE.
PERFORM ADD_LINES USING 'End of test'(007) SPACE
SPACE.
ENDFORM. " FILL_UP_TEST_DOC
*& Form ADD_LINES
printf a line an appends it in test_doc *
--> cformat format.
--> p1 param1
--> p2 param2
FORM ADD_LINES USING CFORMAT P1 P2.
TEST_DOC-TDFORMAT = '/'.
TEST_DOC-TDLINE = CFORMAT.
IF TEST_DOC-TDLINE CA '&'.
REPLACE '&' WITH P1 INTO TEST_DOC-TDLINE.
IF TEST_DOC-TDLINE CA '&'.
REPLACE '&' WITH P2 INTO TEST_DOC-TDLINE.
ENDIF.
ENDIF.
APPEND TEST_DOC.
ENDFORM. " ADD_LINES
*& Form ADD_EMPTY_LINE
appends an empty line to test_doc *
FORM ADD_EMPTY_LINE.
TEST_DOC-TDFORMAT = '/'.
CLEAR TEST_DOC-TDLINE.
APPEND TEST_DOC.
ENDFORM. " ADD_EMPTY_LINE
*& Form SHOW_TEST_DOC
lists the test doc for aproval *
*>>>> this is for fun only because PRINT_TEXT also
offers a preview *
FORM SHOW_TEST_DOC.
FORMAT COLOR COL_BACKGROUND INTENSIFIED OFF.
WRITE: / 'Test fax would look like this:'(020).
ULINE.
SKIP.
LOOP AT TEST_DOC.
IF TEST_DOC-TDLINE <> SPACE.
WRITE:/ TEST_DOC-TDLINE.
ELSE.
SKIP.
ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.
SKIP.
ULINE.
FORMAT COLOR COL_POSITIVE INTENSIFIED OFF.
WRITE: 'Press PF8 to send it'(021).
ENDFORM. " SHOW_TEST_DOC
*& Form SEND_FAX
send fax by calling SAPscript *
Note: Instead of using PRINT_TEXT you may also *
call OPEN_FORM / WRITE_FORM_LINES / CLOSE_FORM, *
this allows you to use a similar program structure *
as with NEW-PAGE PRINT ON / WRITE / NEW-PAGE PRINT
OFF *
FORM SEND_FAX
TABLES DOC2FAX STRUCTURE TEST_DOC
USING COUNTRY
NUMBER.
DATA: SID(5) TYPE N.
DATA BEGIN OF POPT.
INCLUDE STRUCTURE ITCPO.
DATA END OF POPT.
DATA BEGIN OF PRES.
INCLUDE STRUCTURE ITCPP.
DATA END OF PRES.
CLEAR POPT.
POPT-TDCOPIES = 1. " one copy
POPT-TDDEST = " done internaly by script,
POPT-TDPRINTER = " do not fill !!!
POPT-TDNEWID = 'X'. " do not reuse old spool request
POPT-TDDATASET = 'TEST'(022). " fill as you want
POPT-TDSUFFIX1 = 'FAX'(023). " fill as you want
POPT-TDSUFFIX2 = SY-UNAME. " fill as you want
POPT-TDIMMED = 'X'. " send now
POPT-TDLIFETIME = 8. " keep 8 days in spool
POPT-TDTELENUM = NUMBER. " number without country code
POPT-TDTELELAND = COUNTRY. " country of recipient
POPT-TDCOVER = 'test fax'(024).
POPT-TDCOVTITLE = 'test fax'(024).
POPT-TDIEXIT = 'X'.
CALL FUNCTION 'PRINT_TEXT'
EXPORTING
APPLICATION = 'TX'
ARCHIVE_INDEX = ' '
ARCHIVE_PARAMS = ' '
DEVICE = 'TELEFAX' "<<< here we say: fax it !
DIALOG = 'X'
HEADER = HEADER
OPTIONS = POPT
IMPORTING
RESULT = PRES
TABLES
LINES = DOC2FAX
EXCEPTIONS
OTHERS = 01.
do not bother with exception in sample code
CANCELED = 01
DEVICE = 02
FORM = 03
OPTIONS = 04
UNCLOSED = 05
UNKNOWN = 06
FORMAT = 07
TEXTFORMAT = 08
EXTERNAL = 09.
IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
arriving here means we could send:
SID = PRES-TDSPOOLID.
IF SID > '00000'.
MESSAGE S433 WITH SID.
ENDIF.
LEAVE .
ELSE.
do not bother with exception in sample code
MESSAGE A400 WITH 'PRIN_TEXT'.
ENDIF.
ENDFORM. " SEND_FAX

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Hi,
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I realized that massive int objects called MAX_VALUE, MIN_VALUE and SIZE where causing the StackOverflow, so I removed them from the analysis.
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Do you or somebody have any more suggestions?
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import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.ObjectOutputStream;
import java.lang.reflect.Field;
import java.util.Enumeration;
import javax.servlet.ServletException;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpSession;
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     private int sizeOf(Object obj) {
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          ByteArrayOutputStream baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
          ObjectOutputStream oos = null;
          byte[] bytes = null;
          try {
               oos = new ObjectOutputStream(baos);
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               bytes = baos.toByteArray();
          } catch(Exception e) {
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          } finally {
               if (oos != null) {
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                    try {
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                    } catch(Exception e) {
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