Mapping file samples wanted

Is there any sample that shows how to use mapping file with TopLink JPA? Thanks.

We do plan to add more samples that illustrate the use of the ORM XML. Currently we do have some examples within our how-to's on the JPA site.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/ias/toplink/jpa/how-to-index.html
Doug

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Stumped: Why won't DITA-OT process my Frame 9 map file?

I'm stuck and hope someone might provide some guidance. I'm running Frame 9 on Windows XP.
I've created a very simple map file and am trying to get it to process in the DITA OT.
Everything appears to be set up correctly (I specify which Dita map is to be transformed...
etc.), but when I click Transform, I get the following error message:
"WinANT Build Error
It appears the build process failed. Either no log file was produced or the log file stylesheet
was not generated into the output directory.This means the process didn't complete correctly."
It then tells me:
-To be sure I have the Java JDK installed. (I do.)
-Check that the Dita OT dir on the DITA tab is pointing to the correct
location of the DITA toolkit. (It is.)
-To deselect the Overrides on the advanced tabs ( I did.)
-Tweak the fix resolver checkbox on the DITA OT tab (I tried.)
Sigh.....nothing seems to work.
Just wondered if anyone might a clue as to what's going on.
Many thanks in advance,
Gary

Hi Gary...
Note that you don't "import" files into the DITA-OT. The OT is a tool for generating output from DITA files .. you use it to create various types of deliverables from DITA files.
Yes .. the FrameMaker DITA-OT connector plugin does seem to have fallen off the web .. I've asked around, but no one will fess up to where it's gone. I may make a plugin for this purpose .. it's very nice to have this built into Frame. You might want to look into using the DITA-FMx plugin, which provides many additional DITA authoring and publishing features as well as an OT connector. You can download the DITA-FMx trial from my website ..
http://leximation.com/dita-fmx/
It is possible that WinANT doesn't like FM9 DITA files, but I'm thinking that's not the case. You should try building (generating) output from the DITA samples provided in the DITA-OT using WinANT .. that will determine if the problem lies in your WinANT installation or with the FM9 DITA files.
BTW .. the command line isn't all that hard to use. Just locate the DITA-OT folder .. it should contain a file named "startcmd.bat" .. run that file to get the shell from which to run the commands. Once the DOS shell opens up, you can enter the following to create XHTML output from your map file ..
java -jar lib/dost.jar /i:C:/PATH/MAP.DITAMAP /outdir:C:/PATH/OUT /transtype:xhtml
Where "C:/PATH/MAP.DITAMAP" is the path and filename of your ditamap file, and "C:/PATH/OUT" is the path and folder where you want the output created.
In theory, this should all work .. but as you might expect there are reasons that it may not.
Cheers,
...scott

REP-52005: The specified key userlogin does not exist in the key map file.

Hi,
I am using oracle 11g report server. I am getting the error of REP-52005: The specified key userlogin does not exist in the key map file.
I updated the user_string in cgicmd.dat file. My cgicmd.dat file content is below
; OracleAS Reports Services                       ;
; CGICMD.DAT                                      ;
; Example CGICMD.DAT Mapping file                 ;
; Syntax:
;      KEY : VALUE
; Where:
; KEY - the first argument of the rwservlet URL request (case sensitive).
; VALUE - command line parameters and/or special parameters.
; Keys can be referenced in the following ways:
;    1. Parameter on command line to the reports servlet
;          e.g. http://machine/servlet/rwservlet?KEY
;    2. Parameter on command line to a reports jsp
;          e.g. http://machine/mydir/myreport.jsp?KEY
;    3. Within a reports jsp - in the rw:report custom tag
;          e.g. <rw:report parameters="KEY">
; In addition to the Reports Server command line parameters, VALUE can include special parameters
; represented as "%X", where X identifies the parameter. Currently recognized special
; parameters:
; %0 - %9 - 0..9 arguments from original rwservlet URL request. Note that %0 refers to the key itself.
; %* - entire contents (all arguments) of original rwservlet URL request.
; %D - request users to input database userid everytime they run the report.
; %P - request for report parameter form in HTML format. It generates the PARAMFORM=HTML
;       construction on the first submission of the URL and PARAMFORM=NO upon parameter form submission.
; CGICMD.DAT Usage Notes
;   1. Multiple keys in this file MUST be separated by an EXTRA empty line.
;   2. Extra spaces are ignored. Multi-line entries allowed.
;   3. Lines starting with ";" character are treated as a comments.
;   4. Comments within a key or key value are NOT allowed.
;   5. NLS language support is provided and can be used (encoding should match the one
;      used in HTML request - no language conversion of any kind is attempted.
;   6. For %P special parameter, HTML format is by default mapped to the HTMLTABLE format in this release.
;      The HTML format in the future may be mapped to the HTMLCSS format.
;;;;;;;;;;;; Example Key Entries
; Example 1: Run a simple breakb report and output to HTML
orqa: report=breakb.rdf destype=cache desformat=html server=repserver
; Example 2: prompt for userid the first time, then use database userid stored in the cookie subsequently.
report_defaultid: report=breakb.rdf destype=cache desformat=html server=repserver
; Example 3: use %D to require user authentication every time
report_secure: report=breakb.rdf destype=cache desformat=html server=repserver1 %D
; Example 4: Take all arguments from URL and send it to the reports server
run: %*
; Example 5: Run breakb report with HTML parameter form.
breakbparam : report=breakb.rdf destype=cache desformat=html server=repserver userid=scott/tiger@mydb %P
; Example 6: take all URL arguments, and also generate a HTML parameter form
runp: %* %P
; Example 7: Run an Express Report. Replace <MYHOST> with the name of the machine running the Express server. The
; builder on-line help explains the rest of the parameters (the /sl, st etc. etc.)
express: report=my_expr_rep express_server="server=ncacn_ip_tcp:<MYHOST>/sl=1/st=1/ct=0/sv=1/" desformat=htmlcss userid=scott/tiger@mydb destype=cache server=repserver
;;;;;;;;;;;; Keys for Reports Demos
; Using default/in-process server.
; JSPs
;charthyperlink_ias: userid="scott/tiger@(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=%DBHOSTNAME%)(PORT=%DBPORT%))(CONNECT_DATA=(SID=%DBSID%)))" %*
;charthyperlink_ids: userid=scott/tiger@ %*
;barcodeweb:         userid=oe
;parmformjsp:        userid=oe
;tutorial:           userid=oe
; Paper Reports
;xmldata:            userid=oe report=inventory_report.rdf destype=cache p_filelocation="http://%HOSTNAME%:%OC4JPORT%/reports/examples/xml_pds/scripts/" desformat=pdf
;barcodepaper:       userid=oe report=shippingmanifest.rdf destype=cache desformat=pdf
;distributionpaper: userid=oe report=inventory_report_dist.rdf distribute=yes destination=exampledistribution.xml
;pdfenhancements:    userid=oe report=utf8test.rdf destype=cache desformat=pdf
userlogin : userid=SYMFINBTOTEST@fin10r21 %*
As in the above file i have added a key as userlogin at the end of the file. But the reports server does not take the key that i have given. I followed the same steps provided in oracle docs. I used "showmap" to check the cgicmd file that is used by the reports
http://aspirevm8-17.aspiresys.com:9002/reports/rwservlet/showmap?server=bluQubeReportsAtLocalEnv&destype&userid=SYMFINBT…
It shows me the content of the cgicmd.dat file and it also shows my updations. But in the "Parsed Map File Entries" it does not show my key value pair
Parsed Map File Entries
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Key Name
Value
runp
%* %P
breakbparam
report=breakb.rdf destype=cache desformat=html server=repserver userid=scott@mydb %P
report_defaultid
report=breakb.rdf destype=cache desformat=html server=repserver
run
report_secure
report=breakb.rdf destype=cache desformat=html server=repserver %D
express
report=my_expr_rep express_server="server=ncacn_ip_tcp:<MYHOST>/sl=1/st=1/ct=0/sv=1/" desformat=htmlcss userid=scott@mydb destype=cache server=repserver
orqa
report=breakb.rdf destype=cache desformat=html server=repserver
Please help me to to make the key being populated here and being used by the reports server.
Thanks,
Priya

uncomment #KEYPMAPFILE=CGICMD.DAT. remove the #
then for development set
reloadkeymap=yes (same file - rwservlet.properties).
Now it should reload everytime. (otherwise for every change u need to restart oc4j_bi_forms)
(For * production* may be you want to set reloadkeymap=no once all testing is done)
see cgicmd.dat for many examples of using keymap file
[ All Docs for all versions ]
http://otn.oracle.com/documentation/reports.html
[ Publishing reports to web - 10G ]
http://download.oracle.com/docs/html/B10314_01/toc.htm (html)
http://download.oracle.com/docs/pdf/B10314_01.pdf (pdf)
[ Building reports - 10G ]
http://download.oracle.com/docs/pdf/B10602_01.pdf (pdf)
http://download.oracle.com/docs/html/B10602_01/toc.htm (html)
[ Forms Reports Integration whitepaper 9i/10g ]
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How to Rename a Topic ID in Map File to Avoid Conflict with Another Program?

Robo 8 HTML:
Can somebody assist me in understanding how to rename a topic ID in my map.h file?
An application programmer informs me there are nine topic IDs (shown below) in my project map file which conflict with predefined names of constants/functions from the Visual Studio Libs program and, is requesting I change the names of the topics listed below to resolve topic ID conflict in order to enable F1 call for these topics.
#define Open    59
#define Save    60
#define Print   63
#define Cut     72
#define Copy    73
#define Paste   74
#define Clear   75
#define Status 81
#define Substructure 139
Can I simply alter the topic names and retain their associated map numbers in <Create/Edit Map ID> dialog to resolve the map file conflict with Visual Studio Libs program functions? Or, is there more work involved in changing a topic name in a map.h file?
Any assistance with this question is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
robert

Hi,
Simply renaming the TopicID's in the .h file won't work. The TopicID is used in the alias file (projectname.ali) to link a map number with a topic. Also, you can use either TopicID's or map numbers to call the help. (Using TopicID's only works for WebHelp afaik.)
If you use map numbers to call the help, you can rename the TopicID using the mentioned dialog. No problem.
If you want to change the ID from the files, you have to change both the .h file as the .ali file. No changes to topics needed.

Why are Map IDs landing in Project Map File, not All Maps, and with a .h extension

I am using the Tech Comm Ste 2, Adobe Robohelp 8.0.2.2 in Windows XP. I assign map IDs manually instead of using automap. I open the Edit Map IDs window. In the right column, under "Topic," I select the topic I want to map. I then click the icon below to open the Context-sensitive Properties for Help Topic window. I select the topic title, without the .htm, and copy it. Then, from the left column, I click the Map File dropdown list and select the HH file to which I want to map the help topic. I then click the icon at the bottom to open the Create/Edit Map ID window. In the first field, I paste the topic ID, and in the second field I enter the map ID I want to assign. Then I click OK.
Usually this places the topic in the correct HH file, highlighted in yellow until I select the topic from the list and then click Assign. For some reason, RH is not adding my topic to the HH file; instead it is adding it to the Project Map file. When I click OK, I get a blank window and the Assign button is disabled. My topic shows up in the Project Map File. The topic displays with the HH files and a .h extension has been added to it.
I can't delete these topics from the Project Map file. I can't assign them map IDs. And this seems to happen randomly. SOMETIMES I can map my topics, but I never know when I can do it and when one of them is going to land in the Project Map file.
Can anyone help?

Personally I've never had or heard of this issue. The fact that this appears to be random suggests that the MapFile dropdown may not be displaying the correct map file when you add or assign the mapid. Also check to ensure your project's source files are not located on a network drive as this can cause issues. If this continues perhaps you could give us an image of what you are seeing.
The RoboColum(n)
@robocolumn
Colum McAndrew

How to upgrade mapping files of TOPLink 2.5.1 to the latest?

We are planning to update our TOPLink 2.5.1 to the latest,but we don't know whether Oracle has some tools or new features in TOPLink 9.0.3 that directly migrate the mapping files of TOPLink 2.5.1 to the TOPLink 9.0.3?
Thanks very much!

Hi, Mr Smith
I have same problem as Mr. Tai .
I want to contact you with email, but the mail box [email protected] or [email protected] are invalid with my outlook report.
So below is my email contents, and my mail address is [email protected] .
Mr Smith:
I met some confusions in upgrading our system from TOPLINK2.5.1 to TOPLINK Release 2(Oracle9.0.3).
And because I didn't use TOPLINK tools before this project, I spent one week to know the structure of our system. Unfortunately, Our company isn't a supported Oracle customer. We just bought Oracle product, didn't buy support service.
First of all, I'll describ our system structure. The system is Weblogic5.1 + Toplink 2.5.1 + Oracle8.1 .Using Toplink we mapping our EJB to Oracle. The results of this procedure aremany .table, .descriptor, .topclass under the mapping forlder, and weblogic-ejb-jar.xml, topling-cmp-XX.xml, ejb-jar.xml under the deploy forlder. That's all.
So, after our ant-build, we copy these results to Weblogic server directory, and compile with EJB, deploy them. It's correct?
OK, as my considering, I install TOPLINK Release 2 , use Renamer tool to rename my source code from old TOPLINK library to oracle.toplink, complie them again. And create new project in TOPLINK 9.0.3 , import classes, login Database correctly. Do mapping as in TOPLINK2.5.1. Generate packagename.ClassDescriptor.xml under Descriptor, forlder ClassRepository, Class, Table, Database generate xml files also.
Do the above process correct? OK, let's assume it' correct. But how can I modify my ant-build , you know the structure is difference between Weblogic 5.1 and Weblogic 6 or 7. Additionally, I don't know where should I copy new TOPLINK library to Weblogic directory. Yes, I know old TOPLINK library location, but I think it has difference.
So , please tell me I can use Weblogic5.1 + TOPLINK 9.0.3 + Oracle 8.1 , is it right? I will be appreciated if you can give me some detail steps in upgrading TOPLINK.
And perhaps we need to upgrade out system from TOPLINK 2.5.1 to TOPLINK 4.x first?
Thanks for your view.
Yours
Denver Yang
Software Engineer
E-MA Logistics Systems (Shanghai) Limited
Tel: 86-21-6361-1177 Ext.140

Imported a .h map file, no Map IDs show

Background: RoboHelp 10 project, linked to a FrameMaker 11 book, HTML Help output. No errors or missing resources on update of Fm book.
After linking the project to a Fm book with TopicAlias markers selected for CSH, I imported a .h map file used by the developers and did a Force Update All. The imported map file shows up under the Map Files node in the Project Set-up pod. But when I double-click it, nothing displays in the Map IDs panel on the left side of the Edit Map IDs dialog box.
I thought 1) specifying TopicAlias markers for CSH during link setup, and 2) importing the developers' .h file would map the IDs to the topics.
Am I doing something wrong in the linking or .h import steps? I really don't want to have to manually edit the topic IDs in BSSCDefault.h--there are hundreds of them.

Umm, if you’re using the markers from your FM files to set the mapping, why are you getting something from the developers? In your workflow I would expect you to be sending them your .h file, not the other way round ;>)

Using Map Files / Map IDs

Heya,
RH9, merged webhelp
I'm trying to set up Map IDs for a quasi-context sensitive help feature, and I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed. I've read through the RH9 help which links to the Grainge website and a couple more links, but I'm still not sure what to do.
First, the background:
We auto-generate a set of release notes for new features and fixes. This is done using a script that pulls the relevant information out of Dovetail (basically where all our support and development cases are stored). So basically our release list shows the case number, the area of the software, and a brief summary of the fix/feature. The release notes are script-generated as an .html file that we can link to in help.
The issue is that they want me to alter the release notes so that the case number serves as a hyperlink to the relevant topic in help. So, for example, if we had a new feature for widget making, case number 12345, the release notes entry for this would have a hyperlink that would take the user to the 'Widget Making' help topic.
My thinking is that I can use the case numbers as Map IDs, ie assign Map ID '12345' to the 'Widget Making' topic, and then create a generic link in the release notes that can 'insert' the relevant case number when the user goes to find that associated help topic.
Potential Issue:
We use a merged help system, but we do not need to merge map files. Our help system consists of one mostly-empty parent project (title page, about page, etc.), a project that contains the majority of our topics, a project that contains database information for technical users, and a few other odd projects. All of the linked topics are going to be in the same main child help project. Because of this, the map file/IDs are going to be a single set in a single project, but not the parent project.
Does this only affect the pathway for the basic link (e.g. "webhelp/mergedProjects/child1.htm" instead of "webhelp/start.htm"?), or are there other considerations? For example, the merged help map ID topics I've seen talk about using number ranges to denote the different projects, but since we've only the one, do we really need to do that? To me, it seems like we should be able to use a relatively straight-forward single-project type link, with the only difference being that the the link goes to a child project folder and not the main webhelp folder.
So far in testing, the link doesn't work, so I'm wondering if either the URL is not as straight-forward as I hoped, or I'm missing something else due to the nature of how our webhelp is set up. Because it's a child, do we still need to 'merge' map files even if we don't need one for the parent? (ie we create an empty parent map file, merge it with the child, and link to the parent?)
Thanks for any tips/advice!

Hi,
When you use CSH in a merged project, the master project will automatically check all child projects when the context sensitive id cannot be found in the master project. Peter’s method includes merging the map files but I don’t think that is necessary. We have several merged projects that work perfectly without merging the map files. But Peter is the authority on merged help
It is important to first get the terminology straight. In WebHelp there are Map ID’s and Map numbers. The Map ID (or topic id) is an alphanumeric string that can be anything from one character to a hundred or more characters. Then there are the Map numbers. Map numbers are a number between 1 and 4.294.967.295.
The terminology is important because what RoboHelp calls a Map ID may be referred to as a map number. Reading the article on Peter’s site I get the impression that what is called a Map ID on Peter’s site is actually the Map number in RoboHelp. (Please correct me if I’m wrong Peter.) The Map ID in RoboHelp is the Topic ID on Peter’s site. See step 8 of the article, it describes how to create a test page using the default RoboHelp JavaScript API. But that test page actually uses the map numbers as the default JS API does not support topic id’s, only map numbers.
Your map file tells the following:
‘12345’ is the Map ID or topic ID.
‘1’ is the Map number. The Map ID referred to on Peter’s site if I’m not mistaken.
Calling the Map number 12345 will not work if you use the default method because you are looking for the wrong number. Try the following:
Say that your master project is placed on http://localhost/newproject.htm. Open a new browser window and add the following URL in the browser where you replace the url with the url your project is placed:
http://localhost/newproject.htm#<str=12345
Does this get the desired result? Also try the test page but use ‘1’ instead of ‘12345’. Does this also get the correct page?
You (or your developers) may also be interested in my WebHelp CSH dissection: http://www.wvanweelden.eu/robohelp/webhelp/csh Note that this article is aimed at developers and does not provide any direct answers, but it will help you understand the different settings in RoboHelp.
Hope this doesn’t confuse you and I hope my assumptions about your intended action are correct.
Greet,
Willam

Number of rows in Flat File Sample Wizard.

Hi All,
Configuration is as follows.
OWB Client 9.0.2.56
OWB Repository 9.0.2.0.0
While importing a flat file of fixed width ,
in the screen "Flat File Sample Wizard" shows the text box number of rows with default value 200.
Can this value be extended beyond 200?
I understands this value is used for sampling of the source text file.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Vidyanand

You should be able to sample files bigger that 200 rows, but the UI usually becomes slow when a very large file is sampled. Bear in mind that the concept of sampling is to establish the file format, which should be done even on a very small portion of the file. The mapping will take care of loading the actual file.
Regards:
Igor

Created "Hierarchy Field" not saved in Import Mapping File

Hello experts,
I want to save the mapping created after having imported categories via MDM Import Manager.
Everything works fine as I execute an initial import (In "Map Field" tab, I create a "hierarchy field" based on the three fields "Categorie Name, Categorie Name 2, Category Parent" and mapp the Split Hierarchy field consequently ).
My problem is as I save the Mapping and try to reuse it for a new Categories import, the former "hierarchy field" does not appear anymore. I assume Saving Mapping does not save created hierarchy fields...
Can anyone help me on this?
Thanks in Advance
Stephane Naigeon

From XML, with fields "Category Name, Category Parent".
Then in MDM Map Tab, I clone the Field "Category Name" and create the Hierarchy Field with name "Categories", parent field "Category Parent", Child Field "Category Name", and Node name field "Category Name Clone".
Then I map the Split Hierarchy field with the destination field "Category Name [DF]", and the source field "Category Name" with the Remote Key.
The matching field in Match Record Tab is "Category Name [DF]".
I save then the mapping file but am not able to reuse it : as I said, the Hierarchy field disappears !

REP-52005: The specified key rep_drill does not exist in the key map file.

Hi
I am using Forms and reports version 11.1.1.4.0
Weblogic 10.3
I wanted to create a drilldown report
I have modified the cgicmd.dat file in the below location
C:\ORACLE\Middleware\user_projects\domains\CL2DOMAIN\config\fmwconfig\servers\WLS_REPORTS\applications\reports_11.1.1.2.0\configuration\cgicmd.dat
by adding the below line to the end
rep_drill: userid=JOE/JOE123@JOEDB server=rep_wls_reports_dsv-002_2inst desformat=pdf destype=cache paramform=no %*
restarted the reports server
In CUSTOMERS.RDF I have placed a link on the customer field using the below code
SRW.SET_HYPERLINK_ATTRS('TARGET="_new"');
SRW.SET_HYPERLINK('http://192.168.1.1:9002/reports/rwservlet?rep_drill+report='||'CUSTOMERS.rep+P_CUCODE='||CHR(39)||:CS_CUSTOMER||CHR(39));
There are so many parameters passing to the report JOBS.RDF
When I run the report and click on the link it gives me an error
"REP-52005: The specified key rep_drill does not exist in the key map file."
When I replace the rep_drill in the link with
userid=JOE/JOE123@JOEDB+server=rep_wls_reports_dsv-002_2inst+desformat=pdf+destype=cache+paramform=no
the report work perfect
Can somebody help me please

I said
REPORTS_URL value:
http://appserver4.rockefeller.edu:7777/reports/rwservlet?report=
It looks like you did the following:
REPORTS_URL value:
http://appserver4.rockefeller.edu:7777/reports/rwservlet?report=test.rdf
Try removing the test.rdf.
Anton
p.s. If you want some detailed help with integrating Apex and Reports, you can contact me offline here: http://concept2completion.net/c2/f?p=9876:20

11gR2- REP-52005: The specified key userlogin does not exist in the key map file.

hi,
i am getting this error "REP-52005: The specified key userlogin does not exist in the key map file." when running report using url
http://myserver.com/reports/rwservlet?userlogin&report_server&report=myreport.jsp....
i have added the key mapping entry in cgicmd.dat file with the name userlogin
as
userlogin: userid=scott/tiger@devdb %*
report_server: server=cluster_reports %*
but still this error,

uncomment #KEYPMAPFILE=CGICMD.DAT. remove the #
then for development set
reloadkeymap=yes (same file - rwservlet.properties).
Now it should reload everytime. (otherwise for every change u need to restart oc4j_bi_forms)
(For * production* may be you want to set reloadkeymap=no once all testing is done)
see cgicmd.dat for many examples of using keymap file
[ All Docs for all versions ]
http://otn.oracle.com/documentation/reports.html
[ Publishing reports to web - 10G ]
http://download.oracle.com/docs/html/B10314_01/toc.htm (html)
http://download.oracle.com/docs/pdf/B10314_01.pdf (pdf)
[ Building reports - 10G ]
http://download.oracle.com/docs/pdf/B10602_01.pdf (pdf)
http://download.oracle.com/docs/html/B10602_01/toc.htm (html)
[ Forms Reports Integration whitepaper 9i/10g ]
9i - http://otn.oracle.com/products/forms/pdf/frm9isrw9i.pdf
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REP-52005: The specified key replabel does not exist in the key map file.

Hi,
I am using oracle 11g report server. I am getting the error of REP-52005: The specified key replabel does not exist in the key map file.
I updated the user_string in cgicmd.dat file but of no use. Plese kindly help me on the same.

uncomment #KEYPMAPFILE=CGICMD.DAT. remove the #
then for development set
reloadkeymap=yes (same file - rwservlet.properties).
Now it should reload everytime. (otherwise for every change u need to restart oc4j_bi_forms)
(For * production* may be you want to set reloadkeymap=no once all testing is done)
see cgicmd.dat for many examples of using keymap file
[ All Docs for all versions ]
http://otn.oracle.com/documentation/reports.html
[ Publishing reports to web - 10G ]
http://download.oracle.com/docs/html/B10314_01/toc.htm (html)
http://download.oracle.com/docs/pdf/B10314_01.pdf (pdf)
[ Building reports - 10G ]
http://download.oracle.com/docs/pdf/B10602_01.pdf (pdf)
http://download.oracle.com/docs/html/B10602_01/toc.htm (html)
[ Forms Reports Integration whitepaper 9i/10g ]
9i - http://otn.oracle.com/products/forms/pdf/frm9isrw9i.pdf
10g - http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/forms/pdf/10g/frm10gsrw10g.pdf
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/forms/techlisting10g.html
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Authorware map file error

While attempting to load MHC Interactive GED Integrated
Online Solution. The following error was received:
Authorware Web Player Error
Error reading the Authorware Web Player Map File.
Invalid file version. file://C:\Program files\MHC
Interactive\GEDONLINE\cab\xtras\BUDAPI.X32
Is anyone familiar with this type of error?
Any help you can give is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Jewels42359

Search the forum archive via Google and the AwareListserv
http://ls.kuleuven.ac.be/archives/aware.html)
as I think this came up
before.
If I recall, under Vista, the fix is to somehow run the
browser in
compatible mode?
The error could possibly be resolved by the publisher
updating the
version of the BudAPI Xtra they use, but I think it's more of
a Vista
'security feature' issue.
Is the OP running Vista too?
Erik
Aptiva_Dude wrote:
> Is this by chance software from MCCC ? I am having the
same issue but I am Running VISTA.
> It works fine on XP MEDIA Edition.
>
> I have tried eveything......
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Import map file

Hi Experts,
I can see that form MDM Console the Ports table under Admin node has field with type "Inbound" and the name of the import map.
Could anybody tell how to get this Import map file from the repository if my remote system is set up "Inbound/outbound" as MDM ?
Thanks for your help
Kind regards,
Wei Dona

Hi,
In order to connect and to save map files please following the following steps:
If you are using text file then follow the steps as
1.Open Import manager.Select repository.enter username &password
2.Select Type as Delimited text/Excel/Access and so on.
3.Enter the source file .
4)Enter the delimiter if Delimited text (eg:space,:,; etc)
5.Select the source and destination table.
6.Map the corresponding source and destination fields.
7.Then go to match records tab select the field as per which the records will b imported.
8.Go to File-Save.Enter the map name.
9.Execute the import.
Next time you want to edit the map or execute the same goto file-Open-map name.
Hope this give some information.
Cheers
Santosh.

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