In PSE 10 Topaz goes under Filters. Where does it go in PSE 12?

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And also, one zip file with size 0KB get created under$ORACLE_HOME$ \integration\esb\oraesb\deploy.
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Edited by: Arjun_M on Sep 10, 2009 6:13 AM
Edited by: Arjun_M on Sep 10, 2009 6:13 AM

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Hi Anilkumar,
There is a data model document which lists all the tables, I've attached a copy to this response for future reference.
The job output is stored in the JobOutput table and the jobrun_output field has the actual output.
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Multiple dispatch and Symmetric methods - Where Does That Code Live?

Hi all.
I am stuck with the above problem, which looks to be a very common and fundamental one. Supposing I have some sort of relation or operation to be performed on various different pairs (or n-tuples) of classes of object. Where does this code belong, given that it is not sole property of any one of the classes, but a kind of property of the collection of classes?
An bad example for me to bring up, but one that neatly illustrates the point, is the equals method. In order to retain the symmetric and transitive properties of the equals method, and object can only make judgement calls about it being equal to another object of it's own type. This prevents the concept of equivalency from crossing between types.
In order to compare a with b (if a and b are of different types), b must supply some sort of representation of itself as an a, then the comparison statement a.equals(b.asA()); must be called.
This of course means b must supply an 'asXXX()' method for each class XXX it wishes to equate itself to. Furthermore, by an extension of the equals contract for symmetricality, the method AsB() in class A (if it exists) must be such that, if a.AsB() .equals (b), then b.AsA.equals( a ).
This sort of design is unfeasible for obvious reasons, the main reason being that it is impossible to anticipate evey case where an instance of class A could reasonably be compared to an instance of some other class X.
The other annoyance is all that hard work of providing methods to equate A with something else, would go unused for 99% of the time.
With this in mind, I was thinking. Suppose in some program environment, we have only 3 classes, A, B, and C, such that:
{A,B} can be meaningfully compared
{B, C} and {A, C} cannot.
It would be OK to supply code (somewhere) for comparing A's with B's. We also know that under no circumstances will an A or a B, and a C, ever need to be compared for equality.
Supposing an extension of this environment were created, introducing class D.
{D, A} and {D, B} can be meaningfully compared.
Now, neither A nor C knows what a D is, or how to compare themselves to it. But D was developed with A, B and C in mind, and contains logic for the various comparisons (with A and with B). An obvious idea for this is to let D bring it's new code into play, by registering these new comparison functions in the environment somehow.
Supposing instead that equality comparison was delegated to some third party, instead. This third party contains a table of pairs of classes, which act as keys to look up a comparison object.
So, when class A is loaded, something of the sort happens:
public class A {
    static {
        Equals.comparer.addEntry(A.class, B.class, new EqualsMethod() {
           // details of the EqualsMethod interface implementation go here
public class B {
    static {
        // since equals is symmetric, this method clashes with the above in A
        // This could happen...
        Equals.comparer.addEntry(B.class, A.class, new EqualsMethod() {
           // ... different approach to the above
public class D {
    static {
        Equals.comparer.addEntry(D.class, A.class, new EqualsMethod() {
        Equals.comparer.addEntry(D.class, B.class, new EqualsMethod() {
    } // Ds can now be compared with Bs and As. They can now be compared with Ds
}There is a problem with the above. As can clearly be seen, there are 3 unique situations that might occur between two classes (call them X and Y).
o One of X or Y contains code to compare them both.
o Neither X nor Y contain code to compare the two. X equals Y is always false
o Both X and Y contain code to compare the two.
The third causes the problem. What if X and Y disagree on how to compare themselves? Which method gets chosen? The only solution would be to let whosever static initialiser gets called first be the one to supply the code.
I said before that equals was a bad example to bring up. this is because the usage of equals and the concept of equality in java is already well defined, and works just fine. However, in my own pet project at the moment, I have run into the same problems as outlined above.
I am currently assembling a generic pattern API for use in various other applications I am writing (I was finding that I was writing code for matching objects to patterns, in different guises, quite frequently, so I made the decision to refactor it into its own package). An important part of the API is the section that handles the logic for combining patterns, ie with AND, OR and NOT operations.
The Pattern interface is this:
interface Pattern<E> {
     public boolean match(E toMatch);
     public Pattern<E> not();
     public Pattern<E> or(Pattern<E> other);
     public Pattern<E> and(Pattern<E> other);
}There are a few basic Patterns:
TruePattern<E> - a pattern that always returns true no matter what E is passed for it toMatch
FalsePattern<E> - self-explanatory.
ExactValuePattern<E> - true if and only if the E that it is passed toMatch is .equal to the E that this pattern was constructed with.
NotPattern<E> - a pattern that contains another pattern, and returns true for any E that returns does not match it's contained pattern. Used for when the contained pattern cannot be logically reduced to one pattern under the NOT method in the Pattern interface
AndPattern<E> - a pattern that contains 2 other patterns, and returns true for some E iff both contained patterns return true for that E. Used for when the 2 patterns cannot be logically reduced into one pattern via the AND method in the Pattern interface
OrPattern<E> - self explanatory
RangePattern<E extends Comparable <E>> - a pattern for comparing if some Comparable lies between two other comparables.
Every pattern has the opportunity to provide a reduction, when combined with another pattern through And or Or. For example, any pattern AND a FalsePattern can be reduced just the FalsePattern. any pattern OR a TruePattern can be reduced to just the TruePattern.
The methods AND and OR from the Pattern interface present the same problems as the .equals() example I was using before.
o AND and OR are symmetric operations
o There exist situations where two patterns of unrelated class could be meaningfully combined (and reduced) under these two operations.
Example: The pattern on Integers '0 < X < 3' and 'X is 5' can be reduce to the FalsePattern
Example: The pattern on Doubles '0 < X <= 10' or 'X is 5.5' or 'X is 7.2' can be reduced to '0 < X <= 10'.
Example: The pattern on Integers ('0 <= X <= 5' and 'X is not 0') or ('X is 6') or ('x is 7') can be reduced to '1<=X<=7'.
So the question is, where does the code belong? a.and(b) should return the same as b.and(a), but both b and a may well disagree as to what happens when they are combined under and. At present, both a and b need to supply their own separate implementations. Clearly though, the code for combining patterns A and B belongs to neither A alone, not B alone, but to A and B as a whole.
Thanks in advance, and sorry for this overlong post.

So the equivalent thing in my scenario would be an
AndAnator, and an OrAnator? :)
The thing is, it would be nice for comparison between
A and B to take place automatically, without the poor
coder having to maintain a reference to a Comparator
and invoke the comparison method each time. Likewise
in my situation, it'd be nice to say A.or(B) instead
of andAnator.and(A,B), yet have all the goodness of a
third party doing the comparison (or in this case,
the anding).
I am going to go and test this all out, but do you
have any suggestions on a good structure? I think it
would involve pulling the and/or/not methods from the
interface (this appeals, as many implementors may not
wish to supply logic for running these methods
anyhow), and then putting them... somewhere else.I didn't consider your speicifc problem very deeply because after such a long detailed explanation I figured you'd be up for kicking around the idea for a while.
In your case, I see that you would want to be able to call the and and or methods on the Objects themselves. Luckily, in this case, I think you can have your cake and eat it too.
You can make your and and or methods fa�ades to the third party 'referee'. This way you can enfore symmetry. It's difficult (if not impossible) to enoforce transitivity with this design but I think you don't even need that in this case. That is if a == b and b == c then a == c should be true but if a and b and b and c then a and c is not necessarily true. In your case, it may not even make sense.

Where does System.out.println("") send info?

Under normal java execution it goes to the java console... where does it go when running a servlet under Tomcat on localhost?

Output is written to the log file whose location is specified in server.xml. The default is the /logs directory under the tomcat root.

Where does System.out.println go?

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C:\usr\sap\P48\JC00\j2ee\cluster\server0\log
folder, and haven't found any of the text that I think I am writing. I appreciate any guidance! Ian.

Hi lan,
I was facing the same question earlier, and now I think I have figured out one possible answer. Actually, where the System.out.println goes is up to the Server Admin to config. There is a default SYSTEM.OUT log controller ( under location controller side) pre-defined to cater for all System.out.println(). All the System.out.println() output is considered as INFO type log message. However, this default SYSTEM.OUT controller is not assigned with any real log destination, thus, we cannot find the output anywhere.
If you goes to the log configurator (using Visual Admin), you can locate this SYSTEM.OUT controller , and add in a default (Anonymous) destionation for it . (you need to toggle on the advance edit mode from the top menu , then you can add modify the destination settings of a Controller).
For Anonymous destionation, the println() output will sure go to the defaultTrace.trc (better view it using Log Viewer, instead of viewing it from the log file ).
Or , you can define a separate file (e.g. c:\temp\myStd.log ) as the log destination ..
Last but not the least, you need to set the ForceSingleTraceFile setting from 'YES' to 'NO' , then you can see your "myStd.log".
To change the ForceSingleTraceFile , go to Visual Admin, J2EE server --> Kernel --> LogManager.
Hope you find the above useful.

Where does the EPA will be stored....?

Hi
Where does the Transported is going to store? I mean in which location/dir it is going to store?
Its urgent, suggest me
Thanks

Hi Ganesh,
You can also configure the ExportRootDirectory as described <a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/61/1834414b75de2be10000000a1550b0/content.htm">here</a>.
By default the export will be saved on the portal server under ...\usr\sap\<System ID>\SYS\global\pcd\Export
but you get also a link to download the file on your client.
Hope it helps,
Robert
PS: If your question has been answered you can make use of the blue star Thanks!

Where does the magnet go for the reed switch? (i found the magnet after . .

My hinges had broken on the display so I replaced the display.
After putting back the unit together I found a magnet ?
The unit was going to sleep with the screen open.
I assume this is for the reed switch, where does the magnet go?
in the computer?
I found reference to the 12" ibook G4 1.2ghz with the reed switch under "end" key and the magnet in the screen. However I found the sensor "reed switch" in my screen in the right upper side.

I found it.
Message was edited by: Patrick Bagdasarian

Sun goes under!

Where do all these "What will happen to Java if Sun goes under" posts come from? I mean, this is a company that spent over $400 million in R&D last year! Their turnover is comparable to small nations' GNP. What's the story, why the panic?
And what about the "is Sun good for Java"? What does this quesiton mean? "Does Java benefit from Sun?" How would you even begin to quantify this? Would Java be better if IBM owned it? We can only speculate. I like to speculate that in this case Java would be spelt with a small j, and elseif would have no space...
Sorry if this sounds narky, I'm a bit sleep deprived and the damn c++ program I'm working on has memory leaks. This doens't happen me with Java! Is java good for programmers? This we can answer :)

Where do all these "What will happen to Java if Sun
goes under" posts come from? I mean, this is a
company that spent over $400 million in R&D last year!
Their turnover is comparable to small nations' GNP.
What's the story, why the panic?Listen you! This is not Pessimistic enough! Dammit, don't you know you have to assume the worste an panic until the world is proven safe? Stop all this optomism and start to fear your very existance!

Mail to root, where does it go?

Hi,
If a mail to root arrives, where does it go in the default mail server configuration under snow leopard server?
Thanks,
JO

This is defined in the /etc/postfix/aliases file.
Near the top:
$ cat /etc/postfix/aliases
# Sample aliases file. Install in the location as specified by the
# output from the command "postconf alias_maps". Typical path names
# are /etc/aliases or /etc/mail/aliases.
# >>>>>>>>>> The program "newaliases" must be run after
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