Missing Asset Tag in Inventories

Hi all,
Has anyone come accross a problem where Zenworks will not pick up the Asset Tag of machines?
We have a number of Dell machines that are missing this information, but we cannot find a reason for this.
Thanks,
Ian Harrison

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Query HP Asset Tags

I know I can add an Asset Tag to the BIOS. I need to query that Asset Tag. I added this to a report query...v_GS_SYSTEM_ENCLOSURE.SMBIOSAssetTag0
(I think it's the right choice).
select v_R_System.Name0, v_GS_PC_BIOS.Manufacturer0, v_GS_PC_BIOS.SerialNumber0,v_GS_COMPUTER_SYSTEM.Model0,v_GS_SYSTEM_ENCLOSURE.SMBIOSAssetTag0
FROM v_R_System JOIN v_GS_PC_BIOS on v_R_System.ResourceID = v_GS_PC_BIOS.ResourceID JOIN v_GS_COMPUTER_SYSTEM on v_R_System.ResourceID = v_GS_COMPUTER_SYSTEM.ResourceID
But I get a 'not bound' error'. Not sure how to add this to the bottom 'FROM' part?

Hi,
You are missing a Join for the V_gs_System_enclosure, something like this will work.
select
v_R_System.Name0,
v_GS_PC_BIOS.Manufacturer0,
v_GS_PC_BIOS.SerialNumber0,v_GS_COMPUTER_SYSTEM.Model0,v_GS_SYSTEM_ENCLOSURE.SMBIOSAssetTag0
FROM
v_R_System JOIN v_GS_PC_BIOS
on v_R_System.ResourceID
= v_GS_PC_BIOS.ResourceID
JOIN v_GS_COMPUTER_SYSTEM
on v_R_System.ResourceID
= v_GS_COMPUTER_SYSTEM.ResourceID
jOIN v_GS_SYSTEM_ENCLOSURE
on v_R_System.ResourceID
= v_GS_SYSTEM_ENCLOSURE.ResourceID
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WS - "java.rmi.MarshalException: (1)Missing end tag for Body or Envelope"

HI All,
I'm new of this forum but I really hope you could help me solving the problem I have to connect Web Services and midlets.
Somehow my configuration works with some services I've found online but when I invoke very simple services deployed on my server(s) I always have "java.rmi.MarshalException: (1)Missing end tag for Body or Envelope" exception"
Let me add some more information to the problem:
System Configuration:
- JBoss (but I also tried axis) - standard installation (http/1.1)
- WTK 2.5 (but I also tried 2.2) - standard installation
- I tried "trusted" and "untrusted" security configuration of the servlet
- Netbeans IDE 5.0 (to create both Midlets and WS)
- WS uses document/literal as expected by JSR 172
The midlet is created with no problems but at the time of invocation the server throws the above exception (which is part of rmi. remoteException)
By monitoring the network both at client and server side I noticed that the information received is chuncked after 768 bytes. However, If the (soap) reponse is less than such value, I still have the error.
Using Http/1.1. at the mobile side, the service does not return me anything (0kb) while if I set the mobile device to http/1.0, I get the above error.
I really have to make the midlet running so any type of help will be really appreciated!!
Thanks in advance

Hi all,
as many developers I have encountered the famous "java.rmi.MarshallException:(1)Missing end tag for Body or Envelope" during the development of my WS app for J2ME (JSR 172).
It is correct that is the empty tag <soapenv:Header /> causing this error.
To fix this error, it is necessary to stop the server to generate this empty header in the response stream.
I have fixed this error for Axis2: unfortunaly it is necessary to modify a class in Axiom library. This library is used in Axis2 to produce the SOAP response, you can download the source code at http://ws.apache.org/commons/axiom/source-repository.html.
Here the class to modify:
axiom\modules\axiom-impl\src\main\java\org\apache\axiom\soap\impl\llom\soap11\SOAP11Factory.java
by commenting the line 273 in the method called getDefaultEnvelope() to prevent the empty header insertion in SOAP response:
public SOAPEnvelope getDefaultEnvelope() throws SOAPProcessingException {
        OMNamespace ns =
                new OMNamespaceImpl(
                        SOAP11Constants.SOAP_ENVELOPE_NAMESPACE_URI,
                        SOAP11Constants.SOAP_DEFAULT_NAMESPACE_PREFIX);
        SOAPEnvelopeImpl env = new SOAPEnvelopeImpl(ns, this);
        //createSOAPHeader(env); the line to be commented
        createSOAPBody(env);
        return env;
    }Finally you have to recompile Axiom using Maven to obtain the fixed package axiom-impl.jar and to replace this package on the lib repository of your Axis2 server.
A little tricky to fix this bug but now my app runs perfectly ;)
Enjoy!
Romain Pellerin
http://www.gasp-mobilegaming.org

MarshalException: Missing end tag for body or Envelop

Hi, I am new at this, pls advise.
I have been trying to code a 'hello world' that returns a string, as below.
//==================
package simple;
public class HelloWorld{
public String sayHello() {
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//===================
and my buil.xml looks like this
//===================
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<property file="../properties.txt"/>
<property name="temp_dir" value="tmp_build" />
<target name="all" depends="clean,ear,deploy" />
<target name="clean" >
<delete dir="${classDir}/tutorial/simple" />
<delete file="${appDir}/simple.ear" />
<delete dir="${temp_dir}" />
<delete file="client.jar" />
</target>
<target name="build" depends="ear" />
<target name="ear" >
<delete dir="${temp_dir}" />
<mkdir dir="${temp_dir}" />
<mkdir dir="${temp_dir}/WEB-INF" />
<mkdir dir="${temp_dir}/WEB-INF/classes" />
<javac srcdir="." includes="HelloWorld.java"
destdir="${temp_dir}" />
<servicegen
destEar="simple.ear"
warName="simple.war"
contextURI="simple">
<service
javaClassComponents="simple.HelloWorld"
targetNamespace="http://examples/simple"
serviceName="Echo"
serviceURI="/HelloWorld"
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expandMethods="True"
style="document">
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clientJarName="client.jar"
/>
</service>
<classpath>
<pathelement path="${temp_dir}"/>
<pathelement path="${java.class.path}"/>
</classpath>
</servicegen>
</target>
<target name="deploy">
<copy file="simple.ear" todir="${appDir}"/>
</target>
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I basically used the stub generator from WTK and use them as below
//====================
try {
String str = service.sayHello();
System.out.println( str );
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
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I have no problem running other examples, just this one which i coded on my own. Can anyone pls enlightent me :)

Hi all,
as many developers I have encountered the famous "java.rmi.MarshallException:(1)Missing end tag for Body or Envelope" during the development of my WS app for J2ME (JSR 172).
It is correct that is the empty tag <soapenv:Header /> causing this error.
To fix this error, it is necessary to stop the server to generate this empty header in the response stream.
I have fixed this error for Axis2: unfortunaly it is necessary to modify a class in Axiom library. This library is used in Axis2 to produce the SOAP response, you can download the source code at http://ws.apache.org/commons/axiom/source-repository.html.
Here the class to modify:
axiom\modules\axiom-impl\src\main\java\org\apache\axiom\soap\impl\llom\soap11\SOAP11Factory.java
by commenting the line 273 in the method called getDefaultEnvelope() to prevent the empty header insertion in SOAP response:
public SOAPEnvelope getDefaultEnvelope() throws SOAPProcessingException {
        OMNamespace ns =
                new OMNamespaceImpl(
                        SOAP11Constants.SOAP_ENVELOPE_NAMESPACE_URI,
                        SOAP11Constants.SOAP_DEFAULT_NAMESPACE_PREFIX);
        SOAPEnvelopeImpl env = new SOAPEnvelopeImpl(ns, this);
        //createSOAPHeader(env); the line to be commented
        createSOAPBody(env);
        return env;
    }Finally you have to recompile Axiom using Maven to obtain the fixed package axiom-impl.jar and to replace this package on the lib repository of your Axis2 server.
A little tricky to fix this bug but now my app runs perfectly ;)
Enjoy!
Romain Pellerin
http://www.gasp-mobilegaming.org

Assign the Asset "Tag Number" at PO receipt stage

Our customer has a requirement to enter the Asset Tag Number for an item when the purchase order is receipted (or even at inspection stage for 4-way match PO's). The tag number entered, should then flow through to the FA module.
Does anyone know if this can be achieved with standard functionality, or if it can be done with a customization?
Here is the basic flow steps, the words in brackets () are the change we're looking for.
1. Create PO for item coded to asset clearing account
2. Receipt PO (and assign the Asset Tag Number)
3. Match the PO to the AP invoice.
4. Validate and account the AP invoice and transfer that to GL.
5. Run the Mass Additions Create Process
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7. Post Asset

Hi,
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MISSING ASSET AFTER BURNING DVD

Hello all,
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Thus, I burnt my DVD and I checked it out... And voilá... when I checked the DVD there are some random red screen displaying this message "Missing asset 'name X'"
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Thank you very much in advance

Hi Harm,
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Edit Asset Tag in Inventry tab

Hi,
I am looking at changing the Asset tag for each PC on my network within ZCM and would like to know if it is possible?
Basically where the asset tag lists the PC serial number i would like to list the Asset tag given by me.
If anyone could help I would be greatful.
Regards,
Lee

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Matching Machine Serial Number to a Asset Tag

Is there a way to take the machine Serial Number (From System Profiler possiblely) and match it to a file that has Serial Numbers and Asset Tags from a inventory database?
1. Define Serial Number through System Profiler
2. Scan File with Serial Numbers and Asset Tags which are tied together.
3. Once match is made the Asset Tag is known
3. Make the Asset Tag a environment variable.
G4 1.42 Mac OS X (10.3.5)

You don't define the format of the file that contains asset numbers and serial numbers (and I think the 'tie together' is making it sound harder than it is.
In any case:
1. Define Serial Number through System Profiler
system_profiler will tell you this. You can ask for the specific hardware information, then parse out the serial number, like:
/usr/sbin/system_profiler SPHardwareDataType | awk '/Serial/ { print $3}'
2. Scan File with Serial Numbers and Asset Tags which are tied together.
Without knowing this file format it's impossible to tell how to do this for sure, but if the file was a simple tab-delimited file of asset number<tab>serial number, then:
awk '/<serial_number>/ {print $1}' /path/to/asset_file
You can now string the two together, like:
#! /bin/sh
SERIAL=`/usr/sbin/system_profiler SPHardwareDataType | awk '/Serial/ { print $3 }'`
echo "Found serial number ${SERIAL}"
ASSETNO=`/usr/bin/awk "/${SERIAL}/ { print \\$1 }" /var/tmp/assets`
echo "Found asset number $ASSETNO"
export ASSETNO
Note the user of double-backslashes in the second awk to overcome shell expansion issues.

ACE-4710 : XML Syntax Error du to a missing closing tag

Hi,
We use XML over HTTPS to gather connections information from a management station. We can successfully read the number of connections per real server (rserver), but the ACE returns a buggy XML code when we tray to get the number of connections through the VIP (by asking the service-policy). The problem is a missing closing tag in the returned code. The missing tag is </sp_class_map>.
We have the latest ACE software version A3(2.2) installed. Note that the same request on a ACE Service Module does not presents this bug. I took a look in the bug toolkit but did not found the exact match.
Does somebody already had this problem ? it is anoying as we cannot represent the number of connections for a specific vip in the NMS.
I attach the returned XML code, in which I highligted the tad that does not have its closing counterpart.
Thank you for any info before I open a TAC case
Yves

Thank you Gilles,
It seams that this bug is only visible inernally : "Information contained within bug ID CSCsz52234 is only available to Cisco employees".
I saved the bug to be informed on its status. Do you thing I should open a TAC case anyway ?
Yves

Tecra All Models - How to set Asset Tag

Hello,
For the past year we have used a tool to set the asset tag on toshiba notebooks. It runs from an external floppy drive, but the disk is overwritten en we do not have any copies of this tool.
I am pretty sure one of my colleagues downloaded this tool from the toshiba site but we are unable to find it anywhere. Can someone provide a download link or an alternative tool wich is able to set and display a notebook's asset tag.
The commands we used in this tool are
assettag /da
assettag /sa
Hope you can help
Kind Regards,
Sander74
_**UPDATE** The filename of this tool is assettag.exe**_
Message was edited by: Sander74

Thanks for your answers.
We tried to undelete the content of the overwritten floppy but we were not able to restore all data. We did manage to restore some text files, htm file and a diz file. I'll post the content below.
As you can see there a comments that suggest that this is indeed a toshiba tool. Perhaps someone reading this has better searching skills then i do.
*_CONTENT OF ASSETTAG.EXE_*
DMI Asset Tag Utility Version 1.02.1
Copyright(c) 1999 Toshiba America Information Systems
This procedure has installed the assettag program to your
hard disk. It has copied the following files to the
directory C:\Asst_tag
AssetTag.diz
assettag.exe
AssetTag.htm
AssetTag.txt
ATINST.bat
Disk1.id
readme.txt
tosh001.gif
tosh002.gif
For more information view the assettag.htm file.
*_CONTENT OF ASSETTAG.HTM_*
SM BIOS Asset Tag Utility Version 1.02.1
Copyright (c) 1999 Toshiba America Information System. All rights reserved.
The SM BIOS Asset Tag Utility displays a variety of useful data fields from the SM BIOS. In addition, is capable of setting or changing the value of the asset tag field of the SM BIOS. Since the asset tag field is in the BIOS, the hard disk may be reformatted and reinstalled without effecting the field's contents.
This program is a command line, non-interactive program, suitable for use in batch files and other automated environments. It is a real mode DOS program, and can not be run in pure 32 bit environments such as Windows NT.
usage: ASSETTAG <switch> [string]
Switch
Usage
/DA
Display asset tag string
/DM
Display system manufacturer string
/DP
Display model string
/DC
Display chassis serial number string
/DS
Display system serial number string
/SA <string>
Write asset tag string
/F <filename>
Write asset tag string based on contents of specified serial number - asset tag mapping file (see format below).
The Asset Tag has a maximum length of 31 bytes.
Examples:
ASSETTAG /SA 12345
ASSETTAG /SA "123 456" (quotes to embed spaces.)
ASSETTAG /F ATLIST.DAT
The /F switch specifies that the asset tag to be written to the BIOS should be obtained from a file, the name of which is given as a parameter following the /F switch. This file contains a list of serial numbers and asset tags in the format:
Serial number white space Asset tag
Each line should contain a system serial number, with no leading white space. Following the serial number, one or more white space characters (space or tab) delimit the serial number from the start of the asset tag. The first following non-white space character is taken to be the start of the asset tag, which will continue until the end of the line. Thus, asset tags may not begin with white space, but can contain almost any character thereafter.
For example:
12345678 FA99485
TE992837 ACCT992
30899283 Loaner Unit
If the lines above were placed in a file and used by the assettag program, then a PC with the serial number of 12345678 would be set with the tag FA99485. A PC with the serial number 30899283 would be set with the asset tag value of Loaner Unit.
Kind Regards,
Sander74

Unable to set asset tag number in bios 1.17 on Thinkpad Yoga S1

Hi I have a bunch of Thinkpad Yoga Machine Type 20CD002UUS and I've been trying to set the asset tag in the bios. According to support I can use this tool: http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/thinkpad-yoga-series-laptops/thinkpad-...
It was working great on a bunch of machines and then just stopped. I realized the only difference was the bios version.
On the ones that WORKED the bios is 1.16, the ones that DO NOT WORK are bios 1.17.
Has anyone has this issue? It doesn't say anything about the BIOS version being an issue, but it's realy annoying.
Anyone have any pointers?
Machines are running Windows 8.1 64 bit
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Good day and welcome to the community.
Sorry you're having difficulties.
Looking at the v1.17 BIOS readme: http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/gquj12ww.txt
I see one item that may be related, stressing "may": "(New) Improved the UEFI BIOS security feature."
Wish I could offer more.
Regards.
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Missing assets - HELP!

I work for an advertising comany that does movie theatre advertising for movie theatre screens. I am utilizing DVDSP4 (4.0.3) to author the DVDs.
Here is my problem: After creating tracks, and matching up the graphics and audio, I simulate it. Everything is working great and looks fine. Then I Advance Burn (Build & Burn). I've tested the DVD in a DVD Player (my PS2, regular home DVD Player, & a portable at work) and I get a random "Asset Missing," plus the file name, during playback. I go back to DVDSP, make sure everything is checked and lit green (which is). I simulate again...works fine. I've deleted and inserted the "missing" assets. Re-burned. Same problem. (It shouldn't even burn with missing assets, should it??)
Does anyone have any idea what is happening or have a solution? I've re-install the software (I've deleted preferences and receipts first), and then upgraded to 4.0.3. Has this problem associated with updating to 10.4.6? It was working swiftly with 10.4.5. Anyone else having any issues?
Sorry for the long explanation. Thank you!!
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zorio posted in macromedia.dreamweaver
> Yes would be removed, but since W3 is very slow in doing
> something, CSS 3 is getting out for like a decade... so
I don't
> think HTML 5 will be out that soon. In the meantime HTML
4.01
> standards should apply as legitimate specification of
present HTML
> standard.
They do. You might be interested in this about HTML 4.01
Strict (note
that it is from December 24, 1999):
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/global.html#h-7.2
"The HTML 4.01 Strict DTD includes all elements and
attributes that
have not been deprecated or do not appear in frameset
documents."
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already obsolete
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the XHTML
1.0 specs.
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DTD from
the same specs and deprecated items will still validate.
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strict DTD
plus deprecated elements and attributes (most of which
concern visual
presentation)."
I don't see a particularly good reason to do that for new or
updated
sites, though.
Mark A. Boyd
Keep-On-Learnin' :)

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when i try to open TOAD 8.6.1.0 fo oracle data base login ,
It gives the error " Missing close tag in element Container", further i am not able to login and i have to forcefully kill the TOAD session , Please help me in this regard.
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Hi;
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I totaly agree to Werner . You can post upper related link about your issue, by the way you can use Oracle sql_developer instread of toad.
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