Modify BeanInfo programatically at runtime?

I'm trying to customize the order in which properties are stored for a JavaBean, based on information gathered at runtime.
These are classes generated by JAXB from an XSD schema. The problem is that I need the properties returned in the same order in which they appear in the schema, but getProperties() is returning them in alphabetical order. I think that I could write a custom BeanInfo class to do this, but the JAXB classes are created and compiled at runtime, so ideally I would be able to do programatically when I read the classes, instead of needing to actually write source code and compile it at runtime for the custom BeanInfo.

Hi,
There are range of things you can modify on a presentation at runtime. Can you provide some more details on what properties you wish to modify?
Thanks,
Tim

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Portal Runtime error when modifying: com.sap.portal.runtime.logon.par

Hello,
We need some help because we get 'Portal Runtime error: iView: N/A Component Name:N/A' error when trying to access portal logon screen.
This is what we've done:
We've modified com.sap.portal.runtime.logon.par file and we've uploaded it but it doesn't work. Because of the error, we've overwritten this file with the original one but now it's imposible to access portal.
The situation it seems to be like before the modification of the .par file but we get the same error and can't access portal.
Please, do you know what could be the problem?
Thanks in advance

Hi Belen,
Here are the steps you would need to take
1. import the original par file into the NWDS and name the project as
    com.sap.portal.runtime.logon
2. Make sure the project name is com.sap.portal.runtime.logon
3. use winzip/winrar to extract the com.sap.portal.runtime.logon.par file in
    a local directory
4.Under the lib you would find two jar files copy them and paste them in your project
   under dist>PORTAL-INF>lib directory
5.move the files cert....till umResetPass....jsp into the PORTAL-INF directory
6. export the par to the server in question
7. restart your server
This should solve your problem..
Thanks,
Gokul

Dynamically modify Task Flow at runtime

I have a use case where I need to dynamically modify a task flow at runtime. In my use case, for all task flows I need to add a router that can navigate to any view activity on the flow. The router will need to have control flows from the router to each view activity and a case for each.
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I've written a test app that uses MDS to modify a single task flow. This works. I did it by using JDev in customization mode, adding the router and stuff to the flow manually, then running the app. This does exactly what I need it to do. The problem is, I need to do this dynamically at runtime. I'll need to have a process that looks at the task flow and generates the MDS metadata that will insert the router (and other stuff) at runtime. I'm not sure how to do this.
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https://bug.oraclecorp.com/pls/bug/webbug_print.show?c_rptno=7355435
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Thanks in advance for your help!!
Cheers,
Mike

I have three usecases where I need this ability.
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- recent items - this is similar to breadcrumbs, but I imagine we will want it to persist across sessions for the user.
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JCAPS 5.1.1 - Properties to modify jcd behaviour at runtime

I need to create jcds whose behaviour may be customized via runtime properties.
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How can I modify the SQLQueryString at runtime? (VB6 Application, CR XI)

I have created a report in Crystal Reports XI which uses a stored procedure to retrieve data. The report was created using our test database (AS/400 DB2) as its datasource. In our Visual Basic 6 application we want to be able to run against the production database. In the code a CRAXDRT.Report object is instantiated and the .rpt file is specified in the OpenReport command. I can see that the SQLQueryString property is {CALL "TESTSERV"."ABCLIB"."RPT_ONE_SP"}, where TESTSERV is the test machine, ABCLIB is the library (Default Collection property value in the connection properties which can be modified) and "RPT_ONE_SP" is the stored procedure name. If a change to the SQLQueryString is attempted an error is raised. Even if all connection properties are changed the stored procedure call still defers to what is specified in the call (from the .rpt file). Is there a workaround for this situation?

Hi Daniel,
You can't change the info directly in the SQL you have to use the .Location method. This will update the SQL and re-direct from your original server to the new server.
Please read the info in the link Dan attached to is first reply. It will show you how to do this and it does work.
Once you set all the logon info then use the .Verify method or Testconnectivity API to confirm it's going to the new Server. Then export the report to RPT format to confirm the new logon info is saved.
Changing to SQL Server (OLE DB) at Runtime
'Declare a Connection Info Object
Dim ConnectionInfo As CRAXDRT.ConnectionProperties
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Set ConnectionInfo = Report.Database.Tables(1).ConnectionProperties
'Set the DLL name
Report.Database.Tables(1).DLLName = u201Ccrdb_ado.dllu201D
'Clear the ConnectionProperties collection
ConnectionInfo.DeleteAll
'Add the OLE DB Provider
ConnectionInfo.Add u201CProvideru201D, u201CSQLOLEDBu201D
'Add the physical server name
ConnectionInfo.Add u201CData Sourceu201D, u201CServer nameu201D
'Add the database name
ConnectionInfo.Add u201CInitial Catalogu201D, u201CDatabase nameu201D
'Add the user name
ConnectionInfo.Add u201CUser IDu201D, u201CUser nameu201D
'Add the password
ConnectionInfo.Add u201CPasswordu201D, u201CPasswordu201D
'Set the fully qualified table name if different from u2018the original data source
Report.Database.Tables(1).Location = u201Cdatabase.owner.tablenameu201D
Thank you
Don

Modifying/designing Report at runtime?

Hello,
i´ve tested CR for Eclipse and BO Enterprise (older Version) as standalone Solution. Both have very nice features. Currently i am working on a project where users have to modify Reports at Runtime. This is possible with BO Enterprise, but i want to integrate it in a J2EE Architecture (Websphere) with EJB as Datasource. What possibilities does CR or BO offer to modify Reports at Runtime? Is there any Documentation available?
Currently i am thinking of using OpenSource Software and modify the XML-Desginfile (most OpenSource Tools are based on XML-Designfiles) at runtime to fit my needs.
best regards,
Midrag

Hi, I'd be interested in the same information, personally, I'm looking to see if reports can be made to take the users group into account, so one user viewing a report will see different data to another user who is in a different group Thanks,Balmark ps. looking at the lack of posts on most of the threads and the time for any responses, does anyone from business objects respond in this forum? To be honest, this question is a very big question for me and whether we'll be using crystal reports and whether all our customers will be advised to. If its a stupid question with a simple answer, I'd love to know.

Will lookout integrator system allow you to modify and save existing runtime/development applications

We have many customers that are using Lookout. All have the Runtime/Development version. I would like to know if the Lookout Integrator System license will allow me to save a customer's process to a floppy disk from their machine, allow me to open it from my machine (with Lookout Integrator System license installed), modify the process, save it back to a floppy disk and copy the process to the customer's machine.
My goal is to be able to "develop" and or modify a customer's process at my office then copy it to customer's machine with modifications.
I also employ three other Lookout programmers. Will I have to purchase multiple integrator licenses or can I install one license on four machines?

Yes, you are able to open the customer's process, modify something and then copy to the customer computer. Lookout Integrator software is exactly what you need.
But you have to purchase 4 licenses if you want to install on 4 computers.
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Modifying Message Bridge at Runtime

I'm trying to modify a message bridge at runtime. The message bridge is
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          What I'm trying to do is basically create an alias that points to one of
          many queues.
          For example, I want my workflow to always look up the queue with JNDI
          name A, but at runtime I want messages sent to A to really go to one of
          B,C,D. So, I create a message bridge from A to B, then want to change at
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          Now, the message bridge works for the configuration that is setup when
          the server starts, but at runtime, changing the message bridge
          configuration via the admin console does not work. The messages are not
          forwarded after I do this. If I stop and start the server, the messages
          are forwarded to the new destination correctly.
          This is a very critical component of our evaluation of the product, and
          is a must for us to use it in our system. We need the most runtime
          configuration/parameterization as possible since we will be in a 24/7
          environment.
          How can I get this to work? Is this a bug, or was runtime configuration
          never intended for such a change?
          Thanks


Hi Steven,
          This use for the bridge was not anticipated.
          The bridge's destination fields are marked "non-dynamic"
          on the console and in the mbean javadoc, but perhaps it
          is still possible to make the bridge do what you require.
          Did you try stopping and restarting just the bridge, rather
          than rebooting the whole server? If that doesn't work (and
          I'm told it likely won't), you can
          try undeploying and redeploying the bridge (set the target
          of the bridge to nothing, then set it back to its intended
          host server.) Both of these methods can be done fully
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          even be scripted via weblogic.Admin (but I'm not sure how.)
          Tom, BEA
          P.S. Instead of the bridge, you could write your own
          forwarding mechanism - which would give you full flexibility.
          There is example forwarding code in appendices for
          the JMS Performance Guide whitepaper on dev2dev:
          http://dev-test.bea.com:90/products/wlserver/whitepapers/WL_JMS_Perform_GD.jsp
          P.P.S. Instead of one bridge, you could have multiple: one
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          the remote destination, undeploy the current bridge
          and deploy the desired bridge. This can be
          done via the console or programmatically.
          P.P.P.S. If this issue is really a "deal-breaker", I suggest
          making sure that your BEA sales-person knows this, so that
          they have the opportunity to make suggestions.
          Steven Ostrowski wrote:
          > I'm trying to modify a message bridge at runtime. The message bridge is
          > between two local Queues.
          >
          > What I'm trying to do is basically create an alias that points to one of
          > many queues.
          >
          > For example, I want my workflow to always look up the queue with JNDI
          > name A, but at runtime I want messages sent to A to really go to one of
          > B,C,D. So, I create a message bridge from A to B, then want to change at
          > runtime from A to C or A to D.
          >
          > Now, the message bridge works for the configuration that is setup when
          > the server starts, but at runtime, changing the message bridge
          > configuration via the admin console does not work. The messages are not
          > forwarded after I do this. If I stop and start the server, the messages
          > are forwarded to the new destination correctly.
          >
          > This is a very critical component of our evaluation of the product, and
          > is a must for us to use it in our system. We need the most runtime
          > configuration/parameterization as possible since we will be in a 24/7
          > environment.
          >
          > How can I get this to work? Is this a bug, or was runtime configuration
          > never intended for such a change?
          >
          > Thanks
          >

Modified Login Page - "Portal Runtime Error".

Dear All,
I need to Customize the Portal Login Page. To do so, I followed the below steps.
1. Navigated to <J2EE_Engine_Instance>\j2ee\cluster\server<X>\apps\sap.com\irj\servlet_jsp\irj\root\WEB-INF\deployment\pcd. Found com.sap.portal.runtime.logon.par.bak.
 2. Make a copy of com.sap.portal.runtime.logon.par.bak and rename it renamed to delta.new.logon.par.
 3. Imported the Par File to NWDS as "delta.new.logon" in the EP Perspective and Modified the umLogonPage.jsp.
4. Deployed the imported portal application "delta.new.logon".
5. Copy delta.new.logon.par back to <J2EE_Engine_Instance>\j2ee\cluster\server<X>\apps\sap.com\irj\servlet_jsp\irj\root\WEB-INF\deployment\pcd.
6. Downloaded Authschemes.xml file from configtool and renamed as authschemes_delta.xml.
7. In the "authschemes_delta.xml", I replaced all occurrences of the string u201Ccom.sap.portal.runtime.logonu201D with u201Cdelta.new.logonu201D in the tags <frontendtarget> and save the file.
8. Then uploaded "authschemes_delta.xml" to the configtool under com.sap.security.core.ume.service node.
9. Then changed the "login.authschemes.definition.file" property custom value to authschemes_delta.xml
and restarted the server.
(NOTE: while making all the above changes , I didn't shutdown the server. The server was running.Only after completed all modifications, I restarted the server).
But after restarting , When i tried to open the login page with the url, "http://host:port/irj/portal",
I am getting an "Portal Runtime Error".
What would be the problem?
Thanks,
Eben Joyson

Eben,
Please try deploy the renamed file into portal from NWDS.
Steps are Here,
1. Download the latest par file from System Admin -> support -> Portal Runtime -> Browse Deploment -> download the logon par file. The file format would be par.bak/ .par format.
2. Store the file into your local computer.
3. Open NWDS and import the downloaded file into NWDS in different Name and press Finish button
4. Extract the locally stored par file and store the extracted file into a folder. Navigate to PORTAL-INF -> lib folder and copy the jars files.
5. Navigate to PORTAL0INF -> lib folder of your renamned project stucture in NWDS and paste the jar files there.
6. Right click on the project stucture and press excport to deply the file.
Done!
Ram

Modify user authorization on runtime

Hi,
I would like to know if there is a way we can modify a user's authorization during program runtime?
Appreciate any help on this.

Hi,
Try with TCODE: SUIM
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Oracle Business Rule : Unable to modify the rule at runtime

Hi
I am developing simple Business rule using Oracle jdevelper 11g which displays a message based on two rules.
rule1 : If amount <= 100, displays the message "Less than or equal to 100"
rule2 : If amount >100 and amount less than 200 display the message "Between 100 and 200"
The above rule is created within the BPEL process which accepts a parameter. Once the BPEL project has been published, it has created a Dictionary with one ruleset having two rules mentioned above.
If I test the BPEL process through em console response is getting displayed based on the above rule.
Now I am trying to modify Rule2 through SOA Composer as below.
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After editing and modifying the rule , the message is not getting updated properly in the properties window. If I save and commit the rule, BPEL process is giving the error
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Hi
Thanks for the response.
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weblogic.servlet.internal.FilterChainImpl.doFilter(FilterChainImpl.java:56) at oracle.sysman.core.app.perf.PerfFilter.doFilter(PerfFilter.java:141) at weblogic.servlet.internal.FilterChainImpl.doFilter(FilterChainImpl.java:56) at oracle.sysman.eml.app.ContextInitFilter.doFilter(ContextInitFilter.java:542) at weblogic.servlet.internal.FilterChainImpl.doFilter(FilterChainImpl.java:56) at oracle.security.jps.ee.http.JpsAbsFilter$1.run(JpsAbsFilter.java:111) at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method) at oracle.security.jps.util.JpsSubject.doAsPrivileged(JpsSubject.java:313) at oracle.security.jps.ee.util.JpsPlatformUtil.runJaasMode(JpsPlatformUtil.java:413) at oracle.security.jps.ee.http.JpsAbsFilter.runJaasMode(JpsAbsFilter.java:94) at oracle.security.jps.ee.http.JpsAbsFilter.doFilter(JpsAbsFilter.java:161) at oracle.security.jps.ee.http.JpsFilter.doFilter(JpsFilter.java:71) at weblogic.servlet.internal.FilterChainImpl.doFilter(FilterChainImpl.java:56) at 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Modifying database link at runtime

Hi,
I have a mapping that collects audit information from and oracle database. The mapping is designed to run against any Oracle DB, so I'd like to do something like this:
1) set db link to point to a particular database
2) run the mapping (actually its a process of many mappings)
3) ...Repeat Ad Nauseum....
I plan on running this via an OEM job executing the OWB template script, so my first thought is to add a drop/create db link statement in there somewhere.
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Thanks,
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Hi KMillar,
You can use javascript, to change Item objects (DOM objects) at runtime. You can run it without or with an event.
Example:
<SCRIPT type='text/javascript'>
$x('P1_ITEM').readOnly= 'true';
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Any way of modify base directory at runtime (in loaded jars )?

Hello all,
Well, I'm using tomcat to run my web application, which loads
dinamically many jars and execute them. My problem is that these jars
sometimes have a method that uses relative paths to do something (read
files, create files, etc). Currently, the current base dir is given
wrong for these loaded applications! Instead of the right path, it's
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