Mandatory fields & JHS different behavior for the very same situation

Hi,
There is an issue regarding mandatory fields in a form. Let me put it in this way:
Using this framework, obviously there are two ways for declaring a field as a mandatory one.
Firstly, at model level; checking the mandatory check box in the entity itself and secondly; at view level; one can set the required field in application definition.
The problem is; leaving a mandatory field empty; the user faces two different alert messages_.
Best Regards,
Yasaman Parandian
Edited by: Parandian on Oct 7, 2009 5:02 AM

Steven,
I can see a little bit of misunderstanding here; the point is that the javascript alert message is
the preferable behavior……And the question is if there is any way that I can change the JHS-level mandatory fields to pop up a javascript error message when left empty.
Thank you so much in advance,
Best Rgrds
Yasaman Parandian

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Sanjit

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Hi.
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By choosing a different name for the file?
You will need to provide a lot more information.
What are you trying to do when you see the message?
What version of Sqldeveloper are you using?
What operating system are you running on?

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for example
category1
category2
category2
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Best regards,
Markus

Sorry.
In my opinion, this requirement can not be resolved.
Generally, we use Business Graphic with Category, we just follow:
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Hello,
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I would suggest you to post this as a feature request on our "Ideas for features in Adobe Muse" section of the forums : http://forums.adobe.com/community/muse/ideas
Regards,
Sachin

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I am trying to create a PPM where I need to define parallel activities on different resources for the same time period.
For example:
Input prod: P1
Output prod: O1
Now I define a dummy activity A1 to define this consumption i.e. 1 PC of P1 gives 1 PC of O1.
Now I have got 3 resources R1, R2, R3.
I define 3 activities A2, A3, A4 for these resources.
Now I have to arrange activities A2, A3, A4 such that they start simultaneouly after activity A1 and also end simultaneouly.
The Fixed duration for all the resources is 1 week.
My requirement is that out of these resources system should plan for demand considering the resource with minimum capacity
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I am using CTM engine for planning.
I have defined A1 as predecessor for all the 3 activities A2, A3, A4 and after completion all the activities have a dummy successor activity S.
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Can anyone please help me in this case or suggest some alternate method.
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Sanjog Mishrikotkar

Hi,
You cannot use the old solman key as systems are on different server.
I think you have to delete the old Dev system and then generate new solman key.
Thanks
Sunny

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Hi!
I have generated some code from 2 schemas using JAXB. One of them (the main) defines some elements and the other one defines values for those elements. Then, when runring my code, I get an XML document with elements from the main schema an elements from the other one. However, elements from the second schema are qualified with different names. That is:
<party>
<ns3:uid xmlns:ns3="http:/schema1.com/schema1">CN=User1 - RSA/RSA,OU=IAIK,O=TU Graz,C=AT</ns3:uid>
<ns4:role xmlns:ns4="http:/schema1.com/schema1">client</ns4:role>
</party>
As you can see, I get two different prefixes for the same namespace.
Could you be so kind as to tell me if there is a way of getting only one prefix for each namespace, please? Do I have to modify JAXB compiler's properties???
Thanks a lot in advance.

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