Multiple Realms - What good are they?

If I create multiple realms in WL7 domain, how are they used by the server
to auth/auth a user? Is the default realm always used and the other realms
used only in case of failure?
Is there a way to configure an enterprise application to use a particular
realm for its auth/auth? Or do all applications always use the default
realm. It would be cool if weblogic-application.xml had a <default-realm>
element.
-Greg
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"Greg Nyberg" <greg.nyberg.at.objectpartners.com> wrote:
If I create multiple realms in WL7 domain, how are they used by the server
to auth/auth a user? I newer managed to get any more that 1 security realm active at one time. (WL 6.1)
I think it is not really possible.
Please someone prove me to be wrong.

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What good are Master Slides if...

I can not edit them on the main timeline? I create a captivate template and use master slides with place holders. Then create a new project from the template and I can not edit the master slide with place holders. Right now all I can see using a master slide for is my background objects that are the same on every slide.
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? dont get it. why would you make an interface? can't you just declerate all the methods in the classes?

how experienced is someone that understands
interfaces? because i started just 1 day with java.
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until i understand the rest a bit better?
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reasonably but thats a super simple language for
people that want to make games, but not learn a
language)I wouldn't worry about them too much at the moment. Learn other things first and then take a look at them, they are a pretty simple concept and something you need to understand rather than learn. You will bump into them often enough if you continue learning the basics (from HelloWorld upwards).
As mentioned the Head First books are really good and you should aim to learn through books and practical exercises rather than random questions in forums. I understand your curiosity but go at your own pace and in 6 months or so things will be starting to make a lot more sense. There is obviously still a long way to go after this but the first 6 months are the pain barrier IMO.

What good are databases if you cannot use them

Hello;
My company has the same model for access to database no matter if its Production, Test or Dev.
I believe the one size fits all model is incorrect and would like some feedback Pro and Con why access should be the same or different.
Pete

rp0428 wrote:
OP wrote:
>
Version has nothing to do with the question.
I'm looking for feedback on what security differances there should be between different types of databases.
>
The only reason version has nothing to do with the question is because you are now clarifying your question to state that you want version ignored. Mark was correct since different versions have different functionality, e.g. compression and encryption support. You can't expect the same policy for a DEV database that doesn't support encryption as you have for a PROD database that does. Same with RAC - many shops don't use RAC for dev.
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>
Would you support these policies for all of your environments?
>
1. The schema owner can delete data from any table they choose whenever they want.
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>
I sure hope that isn't what you mean.
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After reading the "Response to forum questions and latest updates" thread I have concluded that there's nothing special about Creative cards anymore.
Is there a difference in the Windows Vista and Windows XP implementation of the X-Fi CMSS3D feature?
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