Imported and Inherited properties

Hi ,
Can anyone please explain me what are the imported and inherited properties in OCD?
How are they created?

You can try running following query in your instance.
SELECT f.*
FROM cz_xfr_fields f, cz_xfr_tables t
WHERE t.order_seq=f.order_seq
AND t.dst_table='CZ_PROPERTIES'
AND f.xfr_group='IMPORT'
AND t.xfr_group=f.xfr_group
AND f.dst_field='DEF_VALUE';
SELECT f.*
FROM cz_xfr_fields f, cz_xfr_tables t
WHERE t.order_seq=f.order_seq
AND t.dst_table='CZ_PROPERTIES'
AND f.xfr_group='IMPORT'
AND t.xfr_group=f.xfr_group
AND f.dst_field='PROPERTY_UNIT'
If the NOUPDATE field returns value 1, then update it to 0 by preparing appropriate UPDATE query for it.

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Packages, import and Inheriting with static

Hello.
I am programming a program, in which the main class (file: Main.java) uses objects declared in Components.java.
The problem is, the import of the components only works if I explicitly make the main class inherit from the components class with whose objects being declared as 'static'. A simple import instruction, the way I learned it, in the main class such as 'import <project>.components;' does not work.
Sample code:
Current state; working
Main.java:
package <project>;
public class Main extends Components {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        start();
}Components.java:
package <project>
public class Components {
    public static void start() {
        // code
}Desired:
Main.java
package <project>;
import <project>.components;
public class Main {
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}Components.java:
package <project>
public class Components {
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}How to realize this idea into a working program?
Thanks in advance!

I apologize for not conveying my problem proberly, but you have to know I did not learn Java with reference material in the English language, therefore it might happen that some terms are not translated correctly (by me) and thus not equaling the standardised terms.
Anyway, let me try to rephrase my problem.
I want to use the object declared in Components.java in the main class/main methode of the file Main.java. In order to achieve this goal I used inheriting, concretely the main class inherits from the components class, as a makeshift to use Components.java's objects in the main class. However this is not the way I want to accomplish my objective with.
To make a long story short I just want to utilise Components.java's object in Main.java's main method. The manner to achieve this does not matter, though I want to do it preferably with 'import'.
Hope this clears things up. Thank you anyway.
Edited by: Ikaragua on May 31, 2008 6:00 AM
Solution found.
package project;
public class Main {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Components.start();
}

About classes and Inheritance

hi every one,
i want use class with object in data block and i want know how i can use inheritance with objects.
becouse i have interview in this two subjects, can any body support my.
thanks,,,,,,,

Hello,
Start Forms Builder, the press F1 to display the online help.
In the search tab, you can type "Class Property" or "Object Library" to find documentation on those topics:
About Property Classes A property class is a named object that contains a list of properties and their settings. Once you create a property class you can base other objects on it. An object based on a property class can inherit the setting of any property in the class that makes sense for that object. Property class inheritance is an instance of subclassing. Conceptually, you can consider a property class as a universal subclassing parent. There can be any number of properties in a property class, and the properties in a class can apply to different types of objects. For example, a property class might contain some properties that are common to all types of items, some that apply only to text items, and some that apply only to check boxes. When you base an object on a property class, you have complete control over which properties the object should inherit from the class, and which should be overridden locally. Property classes are separate objects, and, as such, can be copied between modules as needed. Perhaps more importantly, property classes can be subclassed in any number of modules.
or
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Imports and PrimaryNodeName

Hello,
I have a hierarchy with tons of shared members. I have enable shared members = true. When I import the hierarchy the prefix etc. is attached to the original member name as expected for all shared members. However, the Core.PrimaryNodeName also includes the 'Shared:0000' prefix. I expected that the PrimaryNodeName would represent the original node name without the prefix etc. If I manually add a shared member, the primary node name property reflects the original node name without the prefix. If I create a new shared node using an action script the primary node name also remains intact. My question is if this is the expected behavior during the import? If there something I am missing during the import process?
Thanks!

Hi Denzz,
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B_ENT_AAZ|ENT_AAZ|TRUE|TRUE|Core.SortOrder
C_ENT_AAA|ENT_AAA|FALSE|TRUE|Core.SortOrder
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[relation]
ENT_None|[None]|Y
ENT_AAZ|AAZ|Y
AAZ|106|Y
106|116|Y
116|115|Y
115|110|Y
115|CAD|Y
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[None]|Y|USD|N|N|||N|||||[None]
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SSIS Import Excel Cell Properties

I'd like to use SSIS to import MS Excel Properties - e.g. Color for each cell.
Does anyone have an example of this - values are straightforward, but cell properties are not.
Thank you,
John

Thank you - this is a great start.
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I'm wondering if I can do a loop and If clause to retrieve only those cell references- that specifically meet cell color fill criteria (ie Interior.ColorIndex=7) and put those Cell References either in an array (probably easiest) which can be parsed
later from SQL Server.
This is what I have come up with sans loop/array.
' Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services Script Component
' Write scripts using Microsoft Visual Basic 2008.
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Imports System.Data
Imports System.Math
Imports Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Pipeline.Wrapper
Imports Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime.Wrapper
<Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Pipeline.SSISScriptComponentEntryPointAttribute> _
<CLSCompliant(False)> _
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Inherits UserComponent
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MyBase.PreExecute()
' Add your code here for preprocessing or remove if not needed
End Sub
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MyBase.PostExecute()
' Add your code here for postprocessing or remove if not needed
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Dim oExcel As Object = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
Dim FileName As String
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Dim oSheet As Object = oBook.Worksheets(1)
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How to set buildID.xml and custom.properties in SDK

Hello,
I just completed a new build deployment of SAP ME5.2, because after I deployed the new version, I don't think I have set a
correct version number.Can you someone give me a sample how to set the buildID.xml and custom.properties? I am a new on the SAP ME5.2
The Base version is ME_Base_5.2.5.16.5_netweaver-71_Update.zip and
MEClient_Base_5.2.5.16.5_netweaver-71_Update.zip. the HB customzation
version is ME_xxxxxx_2.0.0.0.x_netweaver-71.
Within the sap note 1484551, you mentioned we need change the
SDKInstallDir/build/buildID.xml file, here is the context of the file:
buildID.xml -
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<buildID xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<customer>XXXXXX</customer>
<revision>1.0.0.0</revision>
<build>1</build>
</buildID>
buildID.xml -
1. how can we change the revision and build?
There is another file BuildToolDir/build/script/custom.properties, here
is the file context:
custom.properties----
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system.
The name of the software vendor implementing the customizations.
vendor.name=xxxxxxxxx
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customizations built by a particular vendor for a particular customer
and base
application version.
This is also used in path locations and in naming certain build
artifacts, like the custom EJB module and the utility classes archive.
vendor.id=xxxxxxxxx
The installation of the J2EE engine installed in the development
environment.
ex. C:/usr/sap/CE1\J00
j2ee.instance.dir=J2EEInstanceDir
The web context path used to access the main web application. This
is used by the build to set the
context-root value in application.xml after an update has been
imported.
web.context.path=
The web context path used to access the production XML interface web
application. This is used by the build to set the
context-root value in application.xml after an update has been
imported.
xml.context.path=
The web context path to access resources from the web extension
application, like images and work instruction HTML files.
web-ext.context.path=web-ext
The target database vendor. Valid values are 'oracle' or 'sqlserver'.db.vendor=ORACLE
The JDBC driver configured for the application server.
db.drivername=VMJDBC
JDBC connection propertes for the WIP (Work In Process) database.
This is the primary application database.
db.wip.driverclassname=
db.wip.driver.url=
db.wip.host=
db.wip.port=
db.wip.sid=
db.wip.user=
db.wip.password=
JDBC connection propertes for the ODS (Open Data Store) database.
This is the offline reporting and archiving database.
db.ods.driverclassname=
db.ods.driver.url=
db.ods.host=
db.ods.port=
db.ods.sid=
db.ods.user=
db.ods.password=
Flag indicating whether to add DPMO NC codes to NC idat files when a
new update is imported. This value is initially
set by the installer according the the user selection.
dpmo.nc.codes=
The default locale used by the production system. The default locale
is the locale used to display locale
specific text and messages when the requested locale is not
available. This property does not need to
be set if the default locale is english.
default.locale=en
Used when running the build from Eclipse to locate the java compiler
used by the WebLogic EJB compiler.
jdk.home=C:/Program Files/Java/jdk1.5.0_20
Compiler debug mode. If set to 'true', debug symbols will be
compiled into the byte code.
compile.debug=true
Keystore alias
security.alias=xxxxx
Keystore password
security.storepass=ChangeIt
Key password
security.keypass=ChangeIt
Keystore type (jks=default,jceks,pkcs12)
security.storetype=jks
Optional source control build identifier that is to be displayed with
standard version information.
scs.build.ID=
Optional extended version information to be displayed with standard
version information.
ext.info=
custom.properties----
2. How can we change this here?
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Edited by: Leon Lu on Aug 4, 2011 11:14 AM
Edited by: Leon Lu on Aug 4, 2011 11:21 AM

Hi,
I created one request with logo in the header an page in the footer etc. and called StyleSheet. After you can import this formats by each request.
You can do this in compound layout.
Regards,
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How to set default Header and Footer properties for PDF

Hi,
Currently we are manually setting the 'PDF and Print Control' properties for each and every dashboard. We understand that print pdf properties are controlled by pdfstyle.fst file under $SAROOTDIR\web\app\res\s_oracle10\b_mozilla_4 but don't have the exact property names to include in header and footer section.
By default, we want to include company logo, the saved name of the report/dashboard tab and created time in the header. And page# in the footer.
Where can we set these and what properties names should be used in order for these to be set for every new request/dashboard that is created.
Thanks and Regards

Hi,
I created one request with logo in the header an page in the footer etc. and called StyleSheet. After you can import this formats by each request.
You can do this in compound layout.
Regards,
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Import and Export MDL error with OWB Release 2

Getting the following error when importing and exporting MDL - any assist would be appreciated - never had this issue with previous releases - error as follows:
Error occurred exporting metadata to file "C:\TEMP\MY_PROJECT-20061208_1058.mdl".
java.lang.Exception: CNV0002-0038(ERROR): Cannot write to file ./../../reposasst/converter.properties. Please make sure that write privileges are enabled or that disk is not full.

I got the solution. OWB writes some temporary xml files before importing/exporting mdl and these files are stored in OWB home directory. The problem is write privileges on the OWB Home directory. I am not local admin of my system. Admin installed the OWB client on my system through his userid. Now if i try to create a directory or file in OWB home directory it thorws an error "Access Denied". I got the Admin rights on my local system for my userid and now OWB is working fine.
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Is it possible to import and export Config Toll Configuration from one sys

Hi All,
Is it possible to import and export Config Toll Configuration from one system to Another system (QUS/PRD), for especific service.
Kindly let me know the pro and corn of it and step by step process
Thanks alot for your time.
Thanks
AB

Yes...It is certainly possible but then you would need to bring OS level j2ee filestructure as well and there are lots of changes at OS level in *.properties file and then at configtool level changes related to hostname, system numbers and port numbers etc.
This is not much difficult but not impossible also if you do it very carefully. Please note that SAP DOES NOT SUPPORT THIS METHOD.
alternatively, you can use sapinst to export-import j2ee filesystem from source to target which inturn would require to do configtool export/import and then changes at configtool level.
Do let us know your requirement so that we cud help you in case you are facing any issues.
cheers !!!
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BUG - in flash pro CC, 'bold' and 'italic' properties of TextFormat have no effect on rendered text

Concise problem statement:
If you compile with flash pro CC, and use the 'setTextFormat' method of a TextField, the 'bold' and 'italic' properties of the TextFormat argument have no effect on the rendered text. If you compile with flash pro CS6, the 'bold' and 'italic' properties work as expected.
Apparently, with flash pro CC, the only way to make the text render correctly is to change the font name (add the suffix ' Bold', ' Italic', or ' Bold Italic'.) This means code which dynamically changes font styles only works in CS6 or CC, but not both. For example, if you use the 'bold' property the text renders bold in CS6 and regular in CC, whereas if you change the font name to add the suffix ' Bold', the text renders bold in CC and DOES NOT RENDER at all in CS6. This makes it difficult to transition a team from CS6 to CC.
Steps to reproduce bug:
1. Create an xfl with 2 TextFields on the stage, both with font "Trebuchet MS" and style "regular", one named boldTrueText containing the String "bold = true", one named fontNameText containing the String "fontName = Trebuchet MS Bold". Create 2 more TextFields on the stage for visual reference, both with font "Trebuchet MS", one with style "regular", one with style "bold".
2. Add the following code to the Actions panel on frame 1:
import flash.text.TextFormat;
import flash.text.Font;
var format:TextFormat = boldTrueText.getTextFormat();
format.bold = true;
boldTrueText.setTextFormat(format);
format = fontNameText.getTextFormat();
format.font = "Trebuchet MS Bold";
fontNameText.setTextFormat(format);
var fonts:Array = Font.enumerateFonts(), count:int = fonts.length;
for (var i:int = 0; i < count; i++) {
var font:Font = fonts[i];
trace("fontName: " + font.fontName + ", fontStyle: " + font.fontStyle);
3. Save, and compile with flash pro CS6 and flash pro CC.
Results:
With flash pro CS6, "bold = true" renders bold, and "fontName = Trebuchet MS Bold" DOES NOT RENDER.
With flash pro CS6, the following is traced:
fontName: Trebuchet MS, fontStyle: bold
fontName: Trebuchet MS, fontStyle: regular
With flash pro CC, "bold = true" renders regular, and "fontName = Trebuchet MS Bold" renders bold.
With flash pro CC, the following is traced:
fontName: Trebuchet MS, fontStyle: regular
fontName: Trebuchet MS Bold, fontStyle: bold
Expected results:
The same text is rendered in both flash pro CS6 and CC. I don't know why this behavior was changed in flash pro CC - it causes silent failures in code which dynamically changes font styles. I expected the flash pro CS6 behavior to remain the same in CC, like so:
With flash pro CC, "bold = true" renders bold, and "fontName = Trebuchet MS Bold" DOES NOT RENDER.
With flash pro CC, the following is traced:
fontName: Trebuchet MS, fontStyle: bold
fontName: Trebuchet MS, fontStyle: regular
If you don't want to break backward compatibility (any further), you could make both the behaviors work in flash pro CC, like so:
With flash pro CC, "bold = true" renders bold (font is still "Trebuchet MS"), and "fontName = Trebuchet MS Bold" renders bold also.
With flash pro CC, the following is traced:
fontName: Trebuchet MS, fontStyle: bold
fontName: Trebuchet MS, fontStyle: regular
fontName: Trebuchet MS Bold, fontStyle: bold
I submitted this bug with the bug form, and also with adobe bugbase (in case it isn't obsolete) - I'm just trying to maximize my chances of getting a fix. Has anyone else encountered this bug?

I just can't believe how there is ZERO documenation for any of this. Flash's stylesheets have fontStyle and fontWeight properties, but they only recognize regular/italic and regular/bold respectively.
This change in Flash CC completely breaks systems built in Flash CS6, and the font naming is actually arbitrary and is not a consistant combination of font name and style (e.g. "Eras ITC" family's bold font name is "Eras Bold ITC", but the bold version of Times New Roman is "Times New Roman Bold" (with Bold at the end, rather than the middle), and what's absolutely appaling is that the font name used at runtime is not exposed anywhere in the Flash IDE!!! In the IDE you select a font family and font style independently, which is absolutely not what's used at runtime, because it actually uses a separate, arbitrarily named field in the font file for the font name. So we can't even know from within Flash what the proper runtime name is, unless we trace it out or open the font properties details tab in Windows explorer.
It seems that Flash CC is always using the font "Title" that can be found in the properties of the font, NOT the font name displayed in Windows Font Preview or in Flash CC. For example, the font name for Times New Roman Bold in Windows Font Preview is just "Times New Roman", but the font title in the properties/details tab is "Times New Roman Bold". If they made the change to allow for specific fonts to be selected, that's fine, but it completely breaks HTML support in TextFields if it's not respecting bold and italic tags.
This may actually be a trend on the web now, if you read this: http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2013/02/14/setting-weights-and-styles-at-font-face-declara tion/ , it says: "If you’ve used one of FontSquirrel’s amazing @font-face kits, then you’re familiar with this approach to setting weights and styles. The CSS provided in every kit uses a unique font-family name for each weight and style, and sets the weight and style in the @font-face declaration to normal. [...] Notice that the font-family names are unique, with each font-family name accessing the appropriate Web font files."
But there's just no mention of this in any documentation I can find. What the hell.
It's also helpful to realize that font and u tags have been deprecated in HTML5, while b and i tags have been repurposed since they still retain semantic meaning apart from style: https://www.w3.org/International/questions/qa-b-and-i-tags

The Projects screen to import and export SAP xApp Manufacturing Integration

Hello:
On my SAP Discovery Server, On the Projects screen to import and export SAP xApp Manufacturing Integration and Intelligence (SAP xMII) projects.
Under the projects listed I see one Default project, is listed as a System Project.
I did an import and used one of the sample application, along with the ExportManifest.xml file.
"You can create an external project structure, include it in a zip file, and import it as a new project. You do not need an ExportManifest.xml file to import a project."
Now I see two projects listed as System Projects, is that ok, would that cause any issues? Is there any way that I could correct this?
Note:
If you import a project that already exists, the system overwrites the current project structure and files.
You can import hidden projects that do not appear on the Projects screen or in the SAP xMII Workbench. System-defined projects may appear in the Projects screen and in the SAP xMII Workbench, but you cannot delete them. You can import a project with the same name as a hidden or system-defined project and overwrite its properties. If you do this, they are no longer considered to be hidden or system-defined projects.
Thank you,

You could consider creating a project and exporting it to see the proper format of the zip file, including the ExportManifest. You should find attributes in the xml for setting the description, system type, etc.

Import and/or export for actionscript without extention?

I have a project in which I need to import several hundered png images.
When I import them into the library, then select all the images, then view the properties, I Check the export for action script and the export in frame 1.
Now, all my images have class names that I can access though my code, however, it included the file extensions in the class names, thus making invalid class names.
Is there any way I can import and/or set class names so they do not include the file extensions without having to do it manually for EVERY file?

My actual project has something like 9200 images in it.
if my main project, let's call it "main.fla", was to contain every one of those images, every time I tried to run or debug it, it would take FOREVER to compile... as a work around that I discovered in a previous project was to put all my graphics and media into an swc file. (Let's call it MyLibrary.swc)
While I was trying to get the swc working, I discovered that while my media in the swc was indeed setup to be exported for actionscript with unquie classes and everything, when I compiled and built my project, I could not get any of those media elements using the getDefinitionByName function.
After alot of reading and trail and error I found that the only way to get it to work was to have someplace in my code, an actual reference to the objects that I was trying to get with getDefinitionByName. It turned out, that without instantiating the object in the code, the compiler was omitting it.
Now, but instantiate, I mean doing this:
var bm:BitmapData = new MyImage();
Where MyImage.png is in my swc and has a class defined as "MyImage"
Once I do that, then I can do this
var classRef:Class = Class( getDefinitionByName("MyImage") );
But without that line above SOMEWHERE in my code (even if it's not actually executed), the getDefinitionByName returns an error saying it can't find the class.
Now, here's the problem.
When I import all my images into my swc library they get named with the file extention... "MyImage.png" and when I select all the images that Imported and batch set the export for actionscript, they get automatically assigned a class name equal to their library name, so the class name is "MyImage.png"
so if I wanted to use getDefinitionByName to access the class, I would need to instantiate it in my code by doing this:
var bm:BitmapData = new MyImage.png();
BUT, that is erronous as the period causes an error and the adobe docs says right in it that class names can't use periods or any other non-alphanumeric character.
So while the getDefinitionByName function DOES actually work with classes with periods in them, because my media is external of the main.fla, I can't load it unless it's instantiated first, which leaves me right back where I was.... having to to manually rename over 9000 classes manually one at a time.
I did some searching and found the "Flash Library Renamer" extension, but it requires me changing all my class names to be sequenial, which the vast majority is not.
Is there a way that I can import the files into the library and have it omit the file extension?
if not, is there a way that I can set the class names in a batch and not have it use the file extentions?
if not, is there an Flash Extention or plug in that will allow batch renaming using regular expression or wildcards?

About importing oracle.forms.properties ...

Dear all,
I do have some problems when importing these:
package oracle.forms.demos;
import oracle.forms.properties.ID;
import oracle.forms.handler.IHandler;
import oracle.forms.ui.CustomEvent;
import oracle.forms.ui.VBean;
Here are the problems' details:
\cmp\FDialogPJC.java:5: package oracle.forms.properties does not exist
import oracle.forms.properties.ID;
^
\cmp\FDialogPJC.java:6: package oracle.forms.handler does not exist
import oracle.forms.handler.IHandler;
^
\cmp\FDialogPJC.java:7: package oracle.forms.ui does not exist
import oracle.forms.ui.CustomEvent;
^
\cmp\FDialogPJC.java:8: package oracle.forms.ui does not exist
import oracle.forms.ui.VBean;
^
\cmp\FDialogPJC.java:10: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class VBean
location: class oracle.forms.demos.FDialogPJC
public class FDialogPJC extends VBean
^
\cmp\FDialogPJC.java:13: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class IHandler
location: class oracle.forms.demos.FDialogPJC
private IHandler mHandler;
^
\cmp\FDialogPJC.java:14: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class ID
location: class oracle.forms.demos.FDialogPJC
private static final ID SHOWFILEDIALOG = ID.registerProperty("showfile
dialog");
^
\cmp\FDialogPJC.java:15: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class ID
location: class oracle.forms.demos.FDialogPJC
private static final ID FILENAME = ID.registerProperty("filevalu
e");
^
\cmp\FDialogPJC.java:16: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class ID
location: class oracle.forms.demos.FDialogPJC
private static final ID FILECHANGEEVENT = ID.registerProperty("filechan
geevent");
^
\cmp\FDialogPJC.java:34: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class IHandler
location: class oracle.forms.demos.FDialogPJC
public void init(IHandler handler)
^
\cmp\FDialogPJC.java:40: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class ID
location: class oracle.forms.demos.FDialogPJC
public boolean setProperty(ID pid, Object value)
^
\cmp\FDialogPJC.java:14: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable ID
location: class oracle.forms.demos.FDialogPJC
private static final ID SHOWFILEDIALOG = ID.registerProperty("showfile
dialog");
^
\cmp\FDialogPJC.java:15: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable ID
location: class oracle.forms.demos.FDialogPJC
private static final ID FILENAME = ID.registerProperty("filevalu
e");
^
\cmp\FDialogPJC.java:16: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable ID
location: class oracle.forms.demos.FDialogPJC
private static final ID FILECHANGEEVENT = ID.registerProperty("filechan
geevent");
^
\cmp\FDialogPJC.java:21: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : method getClass ()
location: class oracle.forms.demos.FDialogPJC
ClassLoader cl = getClass().getClassLoader();
^
Any other advice towards these?
Thks & Rgds,
Edward

Fnd the forms.jar file in the system. Make a note of the complete path For example if the forms.jar file is in C:\abcd\xyz\ , the path of this file is C:\abcd\xyz\forms.jar .
Open the server.xml file which you can find under C:\Sun\AppServer7\domains\domain1\server1\config and add the above PATH like this
server-classpath="C:\abcd\xyz\forms.jar;C:/Sun/AppServer7/lib/appserv-rt.jar ......
-Restart the Application Server and run your application
Hope this helps
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Srinivas

File size, importing and tagging issues in making form accessible

Hello:
I'm needing to import a Word document into either Adobe Pro X or LiveCycle ES2 v9, while making the form accessible to screen readers. The problem is that the source Word document is 405kb and is a 17 page application form with various sections that were created by using complex tables that contain checkboxes and text and no use of Styles.
I've since been trying to tag the document myself, but, it looks like all of the content then needs to be tagged for the screen readers to pick up (tried running Read Out Loud, and the non-tagged info was not read), but not 100% certain. Also, it may increase the file size. Only on page 1 and its alread 900kb with tagging.
I tried importing the Word source document into LiveCycle and received a 1073741819 error and it would not import. \
If anyone has any insight on how I might import a complex Word form into Adobe Pro X or LiveCycle, tag it for screen readers, and keep the file size accessible, I would appreciate it.

You can apply at text within Acrobat Pro. In the Tags pane, right click the applicable tag and select Properties. You will see the Alternate Text field on the Tag tab of the Object Properties. There may be other, possibly better solutions such as marking the special characters as artifacts, and applying OCR to the text-as-image - hard to say without seeing a sample document.
Read Out Loud is not the best tool for checking accessibility, by the way. With 900+ documents to deal with, you might want to try using a screen-reader-emulator such as the one built into the free PDF Accessibility Checker (PAC) 1.3 (http://www.access-for-all.ch/en/pdf-lab/pdf-accessibility-checker-pac/dl132.html)
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a 'C' student

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Have inherited a set of XSD files, various imports and includes, that trigger object factory collisions. I believe I understand that SchemaBindings are necessary, to compel the names generated by the object factory to not collide. But I cannot find a single example of an XSD that demonstrates SchemaBindings and import and/or include.
The error I see is "elements of type 'import' cannot appear after declarations as children of a <schema> element".
Ditto for "include".
Please, please, I need an example, not an explanation or article.
Thanks.

As Curt stated, the keywords are written to the file itself and will not be cleared using the clear and import function in Keywords.
Using the clear and import option is useful if you want to get rid of the default keywords or have a better new list for import at hand. If you already have assigned some of these old keywords to files and they are not present in your current list then they will show as italic in the keyword panel (usually at the bottom under "Other keywords") once a file with this old keyword is selected in Bridge.
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