Multiple Windows external Databases?

I want to utilise NAP's si I can authenticate Wireless Users on same server I use for general remote access.
The General remote users are required to have Windows Dial In Permissions set before they can access the network remotely.
I need to be able to authenticate the Wireless Users(in-house wireless)but not require they have Dial=-In permission set on their Windows accounts.
Try to find out if there are any plans to provide this facility in the future?

can create multiple windows on one page
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ACS SE multiple windows databases

Hi there
is it possible to have multiple windows databases on an ACS SE? The problem is, that we need access to two differen domains, that are not trusted and have no super domain.
Thanks a lot and best regards
Dominic

Hi,
We would require two way external/transitive trust between the two domains.
There are 2 ways to work around our problem:
1. Install another ACS at the remote site/domain and forward all the
requests for the users of remote domain to that ACS.
2. Configure partner domain as LDAP on the ACS (at corp site), this should not require domain trust. The only problem we will have certain authentication methods will not be supported when using ldap.
Here is the complete list of stuff which is supported with LDAP:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_serverâ_for_windows/4.1/user/Overvw.html#wp824733â
Hope that helps!
Regards,
~JG
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RFC XI JDBC to external database.... Get data in multiple rows

Hi,
We have been really struggling with this scenario. We have created a RFC that has 1 Import parameter (Order_ID) and table parameter (3 Columns: Order_ID, Partner_type, Partner_no).
When we call this RFC in SAP, it should make a connection to external database via JDBC and get multiple row data for every Order_ID. We are not using Oracle Stored Procedure, instead we are using simple Select statement. Did all the mapping and configured correctly. However, we are getting short-dump when we execute RFC. When we checked in XI, it says " Check xml instance is valid for source xsd and target-field mapping fulfills requirements of target xsd at "
Has anyone tried getting multiple row information from external database(Oracle) using Select statement in XI ? IF so, can you pl let us know if we need to something different in Mapping ?
Niranjan

Niranjan,
Check this blog of mine to see how the datatype for Synchronous Select should be constructed,
https://weblogs.sdn.sap.com/pub/wlg/3928. [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken]
If this looks good, a few checks
1. Check the request inbound payload , i.e the RFC request in MONI. Is this as expected?
2. Check the output of the request mapping and check if this is as expected.
3. Check the response from JDBC, is this as per the datatype defined.
4. Check the mapping from JDBC response to RFC response.
To me this looks like an issue with the JDBC response structure.
Meanwhile to understand how to test mapping, check blog of michal,
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/09/16/xi-how-to-test-your-mapping-in-real-life-scenarios
Regards
Bhavesh

Password Protection of PDF with multiple passwords stored in external database.

Ok, here is what I need to do.
I need to find a way to embed a script into a PDF using LifeCycle Designer so if someone downloads my PDF they won't be able to access it unless they are a registered user in my MSAccess or MySQL database.
Link from PDF to external database to authenticate USER before allowing the PDF to be opened (in case they have downloaded it to their desktop).
Is there a creative way or alternative to accomplish this? Just looking to prevent the average person (not the security savy webmaster).
Thank you.

The Bouncy Castle JCE provider (www.bouncycastle.org) has Base64 encoder/decoder classes that 'just work'.
import org.bouncycastle.util.encoders.Base64;
String base64encodedString = "ABCKD4632adcomd";
byte[] decoded = Base64.decode(base64encodedString);
String reencoded = new String(Base64.encode(decoded));As for your second question re: how should you re encrypt the passwords? The standard, quite secure way of doing this is to use a one-way cipher. This will encrypt the password text to an unintelligible mess, that CANNOT be decrypted back to the original.
When a new user enters their password for the first time, you use your cipher to encrypt it, and store this (not the actual password).
To verify this user, you take the password they give you, encrypt it in the same way, and compare the results.
Unix/Linux can use a shell command called 'crypt' to do exactly this... MySQL will also do it for you... INSERT INTO blah VALUES(CRYPT('blahpasswordstring'), and SELECT * FROM blah WHERE password=CRYPT('enteredpassword')).
... and its far too early in the morning, and I cant for the life of me remember the JCE equivalent of this function :(

ITunes setup on a NAS with multiple windows users - how?

iTunes setup on a NAS with multiple windows users?
I am very confused on what is the best way to handle this setup for my friends family. Any help would be appreciated. Sorry in advance as I know this is a long winded post - I have a feeling this will help others faced with the same issues or questions.
CURRENT SETUP
I have three new Windows 7 machines networked (two desktops and one laptop) that have four users on each - as busy family with children who need the computers for homework, projects, games, etc... The goal of this setup is that any user can log onto any computer and have there documents available to them no matter computer was free to use. I set this up using the library function in Windows 7 and seems to work pretty well.
I have put a Buffalo Linkstation NAS on the system as well. This was going to serve two purposes 1) run some backup software to protect the computers and 2) consolidate the iTunes content in one place for all users. There is also an iPad in the home that I should would be better served by accessing the content on the NAS without requiring any of the computers being on. Dave is thinking about getting some other playback devices like Apple TV so thought a NAS would be a good way to go.
CURRENT ITUNES SETUP - I have created a new iTunes library on the NAS by holding the SHIFT button down while starting iTunes and pointed to that folder on a Share on the NAS. There was no music on the system at the time as we are planning to copy this over from an OLD machine that is now not being used. I have also authorized all the computers and turned on the home sharing feature (although I am not sure what good that does).
This “shift” button trick seesm to also point the default directory there without point to it in the advanced setup tab of iTunes.
I then synced one of the iPods with purchased content on it and synced that to the library after asking me to do so before an update. All the content showed up in the library and was playable - awesome.
I then logged into each user on each machine (yikes) and installed iTunes and used the “shift” trick to connect each users iTunes to the database on the NAS. Everything seems to work - but I have not tested it thoroughly.
SUMMARY
3 new Windwos 7 networked machines
4 identical users on each machine
1 TB Buffalo linkstation
iTunes setup with the folder on a SHARE
all user’s itunes connected to the iTunes folder on the NAS
all computers authorized with home sharing turned on.
one iTunes user account signed in on each machine
multiple iPods and one iPad in the system
QUESTIONS/CONCERNS
Is there a better way to do this on a NAS?
Would home sharing be better in some way?
I understand the NAS should show up under the shared section in iTunes - I assume that would mean that would mean each user has an iTunes library on their documents?
I have read that there may be corruption issues if users on the different machines try to access iTunes at the same time.
Will there be any issues syncing that various iPods with?
Ugh - sorry for the long post and all the questions. I am just trying to find the best way to do this. I wish Apple would put out a best practices document for setups like this. Thanks in advance.

This is a user to user support forum. Your fellow users can offer solutions or workarounds based on their experience with the application. If you think it should work differently drop a line to iTunes Feedback.
For reasons unknown Apple haven't chosen to allow iTunes to be suspended in one profile and active in another. My recollection is that this applies even if each profile has a different library, although it is some time since I've committed a personal test.
I'm not sure why my suggestion make less sense that your current approach?. As I understand it currently everybody is either signed into their own account when they can do something other than work with iTunes, or they sign into the special iTunes account where they can't access any of their other stuff. You don't have to disable fast user switching. Follow exactly the same steps, but make sure everyone closes iTunes before turning the computer over to another user. Disabling fast user switching helps to enforce that action.
tt2

One View in multiple Windows

Hi,
This is rather a note than a question and written purely in the hope of Google finding it if I (or someone else) ever need it again:
Situation: (V = view; W = window)
is displaying a table
has a view container with embedded in it
opens as a popup
contains
also has a view container with embedded in it
contains
--> as a picture: [Link to ImageShack|http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/684/constellation.png/]
in words:
A view showing a table is used in two other views . One of the using views is called in a popup window by the other using view .
What happens in this situation is a dump with this error message in the browser:
View Is Already Displayed in Window of Component {..}
Details:
As the error message says, may not be displayed by two windows at the same time. One might think that not displaying by making it invisible (either by using a parent container or other suitable element) should solve the problem...
Let me tell you before: IT DOES NOT!
Solution:
To really "hide" you need to display a different view instead of it in its View Container element.
The easiest way to do this is to add an EmptyView to the ViewContainer in , together with plugs to call the EmptyView and seperately.
Now you have to fire the plug for the EmptyView just before opening the popup . After closing the popup you have to fire the plug for . -> Voila, the same view is used in both windows!
Negatives:
1. Obviously you really cannot show the view in both windows at the same time, but as a popup with more than a yes/no question usually hides most things below it, this should not be the biggest issue.
2. When firing the plug for the view is built anew, meaning the whole WDDOINIT, ... running. Apart from having impact on your implementation of these methods, this might also be a pain in respect to performance.
Hope this helps! If anyone has helpful comments or wants to create a picture for the solution, please post!
Kind Regards
Robert Schulz

Finally got it-
This is a new security feature added in version 9.3.3.
Currently, when /workspace and /workspace/index.jsp commands are issued, a new instance of EPM Workspace is launched in a separate browser window. With the single instance feature, subsequent invocations of /workspace/ and /workspace/index.jsp opens items in EPM Workspace tabs, even when launched from an external URL. Single instance also prevents extra EPM Workspace windows from closing existing session(s) where multiple EPM Workspace windows were previously allowed.
URL Parameter to Override Single Instance Behavior:
By default, there can only be one instance of EPM Workspace on a client machine. However, there are instances where multiple sessions of EPM Workspace must remain open. For example, Financial Management may need to do a side by side comparison of applications. You can override the default setting to allow multiple window names with the URL parameter, multi_process=true appended to the EPM Workspace URL.
TL;DR Use /workspace/index.jsp?multi_process=true to utilize multiple sessions of Workspace.

Size problem using an external database for the XML driver

Hi,
I am getting this error when trying to use an external database for the XML driver, in order to load a large XML file.
java.sql.SQLException: class org.xml.sax.SAXException
ORA-01461: can bind a LONG value only for insert into a LONG column
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.v.a(v.java:446)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.v.a(v.java:456)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.v.g(v.java:631)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.v.<init>(v.java:108)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.bw.<init>(bw.java:468)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.bx.b(bx.java:292)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.bx.a(bx.java:270)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.SnpsXmlDriver.connect(SnpsXmlDriver.java:110)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsConnection.u(SnpsConnection.java)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsConnection.a(SnpsConnection.java)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsConnection.testConnection(SnpsConnection.java)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsConnection.testConnection(SnpsConnection.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.o(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.r(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.g(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.a(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.a(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.iz.actionPerformed(iz.java)
     at javax.swing.AbstractButton.fireActionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:1995)
     at javax.swing.AbstractButton$Handler.actionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:2318)
     at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.fireActionPerformed(DefaultButtonModel.java:387)
     at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.setPressed(DefaultButtonModel.java:242)
     at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicButtonListener.mouseReleased(BasicButtonListener.java:236)
     at java.awt.Component.processMouseEvent(Component.java:6263)
     at javax.swing.JComponent.processMouseEvent(JComponent.java:3267)
     at java.awt.Component.processEvent(Component.java:6028)
     at java.awt.Container.processEvent(Container.java:2041)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEventImpl(Component.java:4630)
     at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2099)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4460)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.retargetMouseEvent(Container.java:4574)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.processMouseEvent(Container.java:4238)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.dispatchEvent(Container.java:4168)
     at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2085)
     at java.awt.Window.dispatchEventImpl(Window.java:2478)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4460)
     at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEvent(EventQueue.java:599)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpOneEventForFilters(EventDispatchThread.java:269)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(EventDispatchThread.java:184)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(EventDispatchThread.java:178)
     at java.awt.Dialog$1.run(Dialog.java:1046)
     at java.awt.Dialog$3.run(Dialog.java:1098)
     at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
     at java.awt.Dialog.show(Dialog.java:1096)
     at java.awt.Component.show(Component.java:1563)
     at java.awt.Component.setVisible(Component.java:1515)
     at java.awt.Window.setVisible(Window.java:842)
     at java.awt.Dialog.setVisible(Dialog.java:986)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.q(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.<init>(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.frame.b.jh.bx(jh.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.frame.bo.w(bo.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.frame.bo.d(bo.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.frame.w.actionPerformed(w.java)
     at javax.swing.AbstractButton.fireActionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:1995)
     at javax.swing.AbstractButton$Handler.actionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:2318)
     at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.fireActionPerformed(DefaultButtonModel.java:387)
     at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.setPressed(DefaultButtonModel.java:242)
     at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicButtonListener.mouseReleased(BasicButtonListener.java:236)
     at java.awt.Component.processMouseEvent(Component.java:6263)
     at javax.swing.JComponent.processMouseEvent(JComponent.java:3267)
     at java.awt.Component.processEvent(Component.java:6028)
     at java.awt.Container.processEvent(Container.java:2041)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEventImpl(Component.java:4630)
     at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2099)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4460)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.retargetMouseEvent(Container.java:4574)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.processMouseEvent(Container.java:4238)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.dispatchEvent(Container.java:4168)
     at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2085)
     at java.awt.Window.dispatchEventImpl(Window.java:2478)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4460)
     at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEvent(EventQueue.java:599)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpOneEventForFilters(EventDispatchThread.java:269)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(EventDispatchThread.java:184)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForHierarchy(EventDispatchThread.java:174)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(EventDispatchThread.java:169)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(EventDispatchThread.java:161)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.run(EventDispatchThread.java:122)
The error comes up when testing the XML Data Server in the Topology Manager
I pasted a segment of the XML below. Notice that the <QueryAlignmentSequence> value might be a large string, as large as 6000 bytes.
I also tried setting the varchar_length above 4000 in the external database .properties file that the XML driver reads, but the I get this error (which makes sense):
java.sql.SQLException: ORA-00910: specified length too long for its datatype
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.bz.execute(bz.java:109)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.ca.execute(ca.java:30)
     at com.sunopsis.xmlfifth.h.u.a(u.java:198)
     at com.sunopsis.xmlfifth.h.bj.a(bj.java:52)
How can I import this? If I use the default "In Memory" XML connection, I get a Null pointer exception when I try to reverse it, per this other thread I posted
Unable to Reverse an XML file
I am dead in the water and getting very disappointed by this tool..
Please help
<Query><Name>IOH36464</Name><Header>IOH36464</Header><Length>5076</Length><Targets><Target><Name>NM_033380.1</Name><NcbiGeneId>1287</NcbiGeneId><GeneSymbol>COL4A5</GeneSymbol><TaxonomyId>9606</TaxonomyId><Description>Homo sapiens collagen, type IV, alpha 5 (COL4A5), transcript variant 2, mRNA</Description><Length>6445</Length><TargetAlignments><TargetAlignment><QueryStart>1</QueryStart><QueryEnd>5075</QueryEnd><TargetStart>203</TargetStart><TargetEnd>5277</TargetEnd><BitScore>10060.9</BitScore><PercentIdentity>100</PercentIdentity><Score>5075</Score><QueryAlignmentSequence>ATGAAACTGCGTGGAGTCAGCCTGGCTGCCGGCTTGTTCTTACTGGCCCTGAGTCTTTGGGGGCAGCCTGCAGAGGCTGCGGCTTGCTATGGGTGTTCTCCAGGATCAAAGTGTGACTGCAGTGGCATAAAAGGGGAAAAGGGAGAGAGAGGGTTTCCAGGTTTGGAAGGACACCCAGGATTGCCTGGATTTCCAGGTCCAGAAGGGCCTCCGGGGCCTCGGGGACAAAAGGGTGATGATGGAATTCCAGGGCCACCAGGACCAAAAGGAATCAGAGGTCCTCCTGGACTTCCTGGATTTCCAGGGACACCAGGTCTTCCTGGAATGCCAGGCCACGATGGGGCCCCAGGACCTCAAGGTATTCCCGGATGCAATGGAACCAAGGGAGAACGTGGATTTCCAGGCAGTCCCGGTTTTCCTGGTTTACAGGGTCCTCCAGGACCCCCTGGGATCCCAGGTATGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTAGTATAATTATGTCATCACTGCCAGGACCAAAGGGTAATCCAGGATATCCAGGTCCTCCTGGAATACAAGGCCTACCTGGTCCCACTGGTATACCAGGGCCAATTGGTCCCCCAGGACCACCAGGTTTGATGGGCCCTCCTGGTCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGACCTAAGGGGAATATGGGCTTAAATTTCCAGGGACCCAAAGGTGAAAAAGGTGAGCAAGGTCTTCAGGGCCCACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCAGATCAGTGAACAGAAAAGACCAATTGATGTAGAGTTTCAGAAAGGAGATCAGGGACTTCCTGGTGACCGAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGATACGTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCCCCAGGTGGTGAGAAAGGTGAGAAGGGTGAGCAAGGAGAGCCAGGCAAAAGAGGTAAACCAGGCAAAGATGGAGAAAATGGCCAACCAGGAATTCCTGGTTTGCCTGGTGATCCTGGTTACCCTGGTGAACCCGGAAGGGATGGTGAAAAGGGCCAAAAAGGTGACACTGGCCCACCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGTAATTCCTAGACCTGGGACTGGTATAACTATAGGAGAAAAAGGAAACATTGGGTTGCCTGGGTTGCCTGGAGAAAAAGGAGAGCGAGGATTTCCTGGAATACAGGGTCCACCTGGCCTTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGGCTGCAGTTATGGGTCCTCCTGGCCCTCCTGGATTTCCTGGAGAAAGGGGTCAGAAAGGTGATGAAGGACCACCTGGAATTTCCATTCCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGACGGACAGCCTGGGGCTCCTGGGCTTCCAGGGCCTCCTGGCCCTGCTGGCCCTCACATTCCTCCTAGTGATGAGATATGTGAACCAGGCCCTCCAGGCCCCCCAGGATCTCCAGGTGATAAAGGACTCCAAGGAGAACAAGGAGTGAAAGGTGACAAAGGTGACACTTGCTTCAACTGCATTGGAACTGGTATTTCAGGGCCTCCAGGTCAACCTGGTTTGCCAGGTCTCCCAGGTCCTCCAGGATCTCTTGGTTTCCCTGGACAGAAAGGGGAAAAAGGACAAGCTGGTGCAACTGGTCCCAAAGGATTACCAGGCATTCCAGGAGCTCCAGGTGCTCCAGGCTTTCCTGGATCTAAAGGTGAACCTGGTGATATCCTCACTTTTCCAGGAATGAAGGGTGACAAAGGAGAGTTGGGTTCCCCTGGAGCTCCAGGGCTTCCTGGTTTACCTGGCACTCCTGGACAGGATGGATTGCCAGGGCTTCCTGGCCCGAAAGGAGAGCCTGGTGGAATTACTTTTAAGGGTGAAAGAGGTCCCCCTGGGAACCCAGGTTTACCAGGCCTCCCAGGGAATATAGGGCCTATGGGTCCCCCTGGTTTCGGCCCTCCAGGCCCAGTAGGTGAAAAAGGCATACAAGGTGTGGCAGGAAATCCAGGCCAGCCAGGAATACCAGGTCCTAAAGGGGATCCAGGTCAGACTATAACCCAGCCGGGGAAGCCTGGCTTGCCTGGTAACCCAGGCAGAGATGGTGATGTAGGTCTTCCAGGTGACCCTGGACTTCCAGGGCAACCAGGCTTGCCAGGGATACCTGGTAGCAAAGGAGAACCAGGTATCCCTGGAATTGGGCTTCCTGGACCACCTGGTCCCAAAGGCTTTCCTGGAATTCCAGGACCTCCAGGAGCACCTGGGACACCTGGAAGAATTGGTCTAGAAGGCCCTCCTGGGCCACCCGGCTTTCCAGGACCAAAGGGTGAACCAGGATTTGCATTACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGTTTCAAAGGAGCACTTGGTCCAAAAGGTGATCGTGGTTTCCCAGGACCTCCGGGTCCTCCAGGACGCACTGGCTTAGATGGGCTCCCTGGACCAAAAGGTGATGTTGGACCAAATGGACAACCTGGACCAATGGGACCTCCTGGGCTGCCAGGAATAGGTGTTCAGGGACCACCAGGACCACCAGGGATTCCTGGGCCAATAGGTCAACCTGGTTTACATGGAATACCAGGAGAGAAGGGGGATCCAGGACCTCCTGGACTTGATGTTCCAGGACCCCCAGGTGAAAGAGGCAGTCCAGGGATCCCCGGAGCACCTGGTCCTATAGGACCTCCAGGATCACCAGGGCTTCCAGGAAAAGCAGGTGCCTCTGGATTTCCAGGTACCAAAGGTGAAATGGGTATGATGGGACCTCCAGGCCCACCAGGACCTTTGGGAATTCCTGGCAGGAGTGGTGTACCTGGTCTTAAAGGTGATGATGGCTTGCAGGGTCAGCCAGGACTTCCTGGCCCTACAGGAGAAAAAGGTAGTAAAGGAGAGCCTGGCCTTCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAATGGATCCAAATCTTCTGGGCTCAAAAGGAGAGAAGGGGGAACCTGGCTTACCAGGTATACCTGGAGTTTCAGGGCCAAAAGGTTATCAGGGTTTGCCTGGAGACCCAGGGCAACCTGGACTGAGTGGACAACCTGGATTACCAGGACCACCAGGTCCCAAAGGTAACCCTGGTCTCCCTGGACAGCCAGGTCTTATAGGACCTCCTGGACTTAAAGGAACCATCGGTGATATGGGTTTTCCAGGGCCTCAGGGTGTGGAAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTTCTGGAGTTCCTGGACAACCTGGCTCCCCAGGATTACCTGGACAGAAAGGCGACAAAGGTGATCCTGGTATTTCAAGCATTGGTCTTCCAGGTCTTCCTGGTCCAAAGGGTGAGCCTGGTCTGCCTGGATACCCAGGGAACCCTGGTATCAAAGGTTCTGTGGGAGATCCTGGTTTGCCCGGATTACCAGGAACCCCTGGAGCAAAAGGACAACCAGGCCTTCCTGGATTCCCAGGAACCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAAAAGGTATTAGTGGCCCTCCTGGGAACCCCGGCCTTCCAGGAGAACCTGGTCCTGTAGGTGGTGGAGGTCATCCTGGGCAACCAGGGCCTCCAGGCGAAAAAGGCAAACCCGGTCAAGATGGTATTCCTGGACCAGCTGGACAGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTCAACCAGGCTTTGGAAACCCAGGACCCCCTGGACTTCCAGGACTTTCTGGCCAAAAGGGTGATGGAGGATTACCTGGGATTCCAGGAAATCCTGGCCTTCCAGGTCCAAAGGGCGAACCAGGCTTTCACGGTTTCCCTGGTGTGCAGGGTCCCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGTTCTCCGGGTCCAGCTCTGGAAGGACCTAAAGGCAACCCTGGGCCCCAAGGTCCTCCTGGGAGACCAGGTCCTACAGGTTTTCAAGGTCTACCAGGTCCAGAAGGTCCTCCAGGTCTCCCTGGAAATGGAGGTATTAAAGGAGAGAAGGGAAATCCAGGCCAACCTGGGCTACCTGGCTTGCCTGGTTTGAAAGGAGATCAAGGACCACCAGGACTCCAGGGTAATCCTGGCCGGCCGGGTCTCAATGGAATGAAAGGAGATCCTGGTCTCCCTGGTGTTCCAGGATTCCCAGGCATGAAAGGACCCAGTGGAGTACCTGGATCAGCTGGCCCTGAGGGGGAACCGGGACTTATTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCTCCTGGATTACCTGGTCCTTCAGGACAGAGTATCATAATTAAAGGAGATGCTGGTCCTCCAGGAATCCCTGGCCAGCCTGGGCTAAAGGGTCTACCAGGACCCCAAGGACCTCAAGGCTTACCAGGTCCAACTGGCCCTCCAGGAGATCCTGGACGCAATGGACTCCCTGGCTTTGATGGTGCAGGAGGGCGCAAAGGAGACCCAGGTCTGCCAGGACAGCCAGGTACCCGTGGTTTGGATGGTCCCCCTGGTCCAGATGGATTGCAAGGTCCCCCAGGTCCCCCTGGAACCTCCTCTGTTGCACATGGATTTCTTATTACACGCCACAGCCAGACAACGGATGCACCACAATGCCCACAGGGAACACTTCAGGTCTATGAAGGCTTTTCTCTCCTGTATGTACAAGGAAATAAAAGAGCCCACGGTCAAGACTTGGGGACGGCTGGCAGCTGCCTTCGTCGCTTTAGTACCATGCCTTTCATGTTCTGCAACATCAATAATGTTTGCAACTTTGCTTCAAGAAATGACTATTCTTACTGGCTCTCTACCCCAGAGCCCATGCCAATGAGCATGCAACCCCTAAAGGGCCAGAGCATCCAGCCATTCATTAGTCGATGTGCAGTATGTGAAGCTCCAGCTGTGGTGATCGCAGTTCACAGTCAGACGATCCAGATTCCCCATTGTCCTCAGGGATGGGATTCTCTGTGGATTGGTTATTCCTTCATGATGCATACAAGTGCAGGGGCAGAAGGCTCAGGTCAAGCCCTAGCCTCCCCTGGTTCCTGCTTGGAAGAGTTTCGTTCAGCTCCCTTCATCGAATGTCATGGGAGGGGTACCTGTAACTACTATGCCAACTCCTACAGCTTTTGGCTGGCAACTGTAGATGTGTCAGACATGTTCAGTAAACCTCAGTCAGAAACGCTGAAAGCAGGAGACTTGAGGACACGAATTAGCCGATGTCAAGTGTGCATGAAGAGGACATA</QueryAlignmentSequence><TargetAlignmentSequence>ATGAAACTGCGTGGAGTCAGCCTGGCTGCCGGCTTGTTCTTACTGGCCCTGAGTCTTTGGGGGCAGCCTGCAGAGGCTGCGGCTTGCTATGGGTGTTCTCCAGGATCAAAGTGTGACTGCAGTGGCATAAAAGGGGAAAAGGGAGAGAGAGGGTTTCCAGGTTTGGAAGGACACCCAGGATTGCCTGGATTTCCAGGTCCAGAAGGGCCTCCGGGGCCTCGGGGACAAAAGGGTGATGATGGAATTCCAGGGCCACCAGGACCAAAAGGAATCAGAGGTCCTCCTGGACTTCCTGGATTTCCAGGGACACCAGGTCTTCCTGGAATGCCAGGCCACGATGGGGCCCCAGGACCTCAAGGTATTCCCGGATGCAATGGAACCAAGGGAGAACGTGGATTTCCAGGCAGTCCCGGTTTTCCTGGTTTACAGGGTCCTCCAGGACCCCCTGGGATCCCAGGTATGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTAGTATAATTATGTCATCACTGCCAGGACCAAAGGGTAATCCAGGATATCCAGGTCCTCCTGGAATACAAGGCCTACCTGGTCCCACTGGTATACCAGGGCCAATTGGTCCCCCAGGACCACCAGGTTTGATGGGCCCTCCTGGTCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGACCTAAGGGGAATATGGGCTTAAATTTCCAGGGACCCAAAGGTGAAAAAGGTGAGCAAGGTCTTCAGGGCCCACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCAGATCAGTGAACAGAAAAGACCAATTGATGTAGAGTTTCAGAAAGGAGATCAGGGACTTCCTGGTGACCGAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGATACGTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCCCCAGGTGGTGAGAAAGGTGAGAAGGGTGAGCAAGGAGAGCCAGGCAAAAGAGGTAAACCAGGCAAAGATGGAGAAAATGGCCAACCAGGAATTCCTGGTTTGCCTGGTGATCCTGGTTACCCTGGTGAACCCGGAAGGGATGGTGAAAAGGGCCAAAAAGGTGACACTGGCCCACCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGTAATTCCTAGACCTGGGACTGGTATAACTATAGGAGAAAAAGGAAACATTGGGTTGCCTGGGTTGCCTGGAGAAAAAGGAGAGCGAGGATTTCCTGGAATACAGGGTCCACCTGGCCTTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGGCTGCAGTTATGGGTCCTCCTGGCCCTCCTGGATTTCCTGGAGAAAGGGGTCAGAAAGGTGATGAAGGACCACCTGGAATTTCCATTCCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGACGGACAGCCTGGGGCTCCTGGGCTTCCAGGGCCTCCTGGCCCTGCTGGCCCTCACATTCCTCCTAGTGATGAGATATGTGAACCAGGCCCTCCAGGCCCCCCAGGATCTCCAGGTGATAAAGGACTCCAAGGAGAACAAGGAGTGAAAGGTGACAAAGGTGACACTTGCTTCAACTGCATTGGAACTGGTATTTCAGGGCCTCCAGGTCAACCTGGTTTGCCAGGTCTCCCAGGTCCTCCAGGATCTCTTGGTTTCCCTGGACAGAAAGGGGAAAAAGGACAAGCTGGTGCAACTGGTCCCAAAGGATTACCAGGCATTCCAGGAGCTCCAGGTGCTCCAGGCTTTCCTGGATCTAAAGGTGAACCTGGTGATATCCTCACTTTTCCAGGAATGAAGGGTGACAAAGGAGAGTTGGGTTCCCCTGGAGCTCCAGGGCTTCCTGGTTTACCTGGCACTCCTGGACAGGATGGATTGCCAGGGCTTCCTGGCCCGAAAGGAGAGCCTGGTGGAATTACTTTTAAGGGTGAAAGAGGTCCCCCTGGGAACCCAGGTTTACCAGGCCTCCCAGGGAATATAGGGCCTATGGGTCCCCCTGGTTTCGGCCCTCCAGGCCCAGTAGGTGAAAAAGGCATACAAGGTGTGGCAGGAAATCCAGGCCAGCCAGGAATACCAGGTCCTAAAGGGGATCCAGGTCAGACTATAACCCAGCCGGGGAAGCCTGGCTTGCCTGGTAACCCAGGCAGAGATGGTGATGTAGGTCTTCCAGGTGACCCTGGACTTCCAGGGCAACCAGGCTTGCCAGGGATACCTGGTAGCAAAGGAGAACCAGGTATCCCTGGAATTGGGCTTCCTGGACCACCTGGTCCCAAAGGCTTTCCTGGAATTCCAGGACCTCCAGGAGCACCTGGGACACCTGGAAGAATTGGTCTAGAAGGCCCTCCTGGGCCACCCGGCTTTCCAGGACCAAAGGGTGAACCAGGATTTGCATTACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGTTTCAAAGGAGCACTTGGTCCAAAAGGTGATCGTGGTTTCCCAGGACCTCCGGGTCCTCCAGGACGCACTGGCTTAGATGGGCTCCCTGGACCAAAAGGTGATGTTGGACCAAATGGACAACCTGGACCAATGGGACCTCCTGGGCTGCCAGGAATAGGTGTTCAGGGACCACCAGGACCACCAGGGATTCCTGGGCCAATAGGTCAACCTGGTTTACATGGAATACCAGGAGAGAAGGGGGATCCAGGACCTCCTGGACTTGATGTTCCAGGACCCCCAGGTGAAAGAGGCAGTCCAGGGATCCCCGGAGCACCTGGTCCTATAGGACCTCCAGGATCACCAGGGCTTCCAGGAAAAGCAGGTGCCTCTGGATTTCCAGGTACCAAAGGTGAAATGGGTATGATGGGACCTCCAGGCCCACCAGGACCTTTGGGAATTCCTGGCAGGAGTGGTGTACCTGGTCTTAAAGGTGATGATGGCTTGCAGGGTCAGCCAGGACTTCCTGGCCCTACAGGAGAAAAAGGTAGTAAAGGAGAGCCTGGCCTTCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAATGGATCCAAATCTTCTGGGCTCAAAAGGAGAGAAGGGGGAACCTGGCTTACCAGGTATACCTGGAGTTTCAGGGCCAAAAGGTTATCAGGGTTTGCCTGGAGACCCAGGGCAACCTGGACTGAGTGGACAACCTGGATTACCAGGACCACCAGGTCCCAAAGGTAACCCTGGTCTCCCTGGACAGCCAGGTCTTATAGGACCTCCTGGACTTAAAGGAACCATCGGTGATATGGGTTTTCCAGGGCCTCAGGGTGTGGAAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTTCTGGAGTTCCTGGACAACCTGGCTCCCCAGGATTACCTGGACAGAAAGGCGACAAAGGTGATCCTGGTATTTCAAGCATTGGTCTTCCAGGTCTTCCTGGTCCAAAGGGTGAGCCTGGTCTGCCTGGATACCCAGGGAACCCTGGTATCAAAGGTTCTGTGGGAGATCCTGGTTTGCCCGGATTACCAGGAACCCCTGGAGCAAAAGGACAACCAGGCCTTCCTGGATTCCCAGGAACCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAAAAGGTATTAGTGGCCCTCCTGGGAACCCCGGCCTTCCAGGAGAACCTGGTCCTGTAGGTGGTGGAGGTCATCCTGGGCAACCAGGGCCTCCAGGCGAAAAAGGCAAACCCGGTCAAGATGGTATTCCTGGACCAGCTGGACAGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTCAACCAGGCTTTGGAAACCCAGGACCCCCTGGACTTCCAGGACTTTCTGGCCAAAAGGGTGATGGAGGATTACCTGGGATTCCAGGAAATCCTGGCCTTCCAGGTCCAAAGGGCGAACCAGGCTTTCACGGTTTCCCTGGTGTGCAGGGTCCCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGTTCTCCGGGTCCAGCTCTGGAAGGACCTAAAGGCAACCCTGGGCCCCAAGGTCCTCCTGGGAGACCAGGTCCTACAGGTTTTCAAGGTCTACCAGGTCCAGAAGGTCCTCCAGGTCTCCCTGGAAATGGAGGTATTAAAGGAGAGAAGGGAAATCCAGGCCAACCTGGGCTACCTGGCTTGCCTGGTTTGAAAGGAGATCAAGGACCACCAGGACTCCAGGGTAATCCTGGCCGGCCGGGTCTCAATGGAATGAAAGGAGATCCTGGTCTCCCTGGTGTTCCAGGATTCCCAGGCATGAAAGGACCCAGTGGAGTACCTGGATCAGCTGGCCCTGAGGGGGAACCGGGACTTATTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCTCCTGGATTACCTGGTCCTTCAGGACAGAGTATCATAATTAAAGGAGATGCTGGTCCTCCAGGAATCCCTGGCCAGCCTGGGCTAAAGGGTCTACCAGGACCCCAAGGACCTCAAGGCTTACCAGGTCCAACTGGCCCTCCAGGAGATCCTGGACGCAATGGACTCCCTGGCTTTGATGGTGCAGGAGGGCGCAAAGGAGACCCAGGTCTGCCAGGACAGCCAGGTACCCGTGGTTTGGATGGTCCCCCTGGTCCAGATGGATTGCAAGGTCCCCCAGGTCCCCCTGGAACCTCCTCTGTTGCACATGGATTTCTTATTACACGCCACAGCCAGACAACGGATGCACCACAATGCCCACAGGGAACACTTCAGGTCTATGAAGGCTTTTCTCTCCTGTATGTACAAGGAAATAAAAGAGCCCACGGTCAAGACTTGGGGACGGCTGGCAGCTGCCTTCGTCGCTTTAGTACCATGCCTTTCATGTTCTGCAACATCAATAATGTTTGCAACTTTGCTTCAAGAAATGACTATTCTTACTGGCTCTCTACCCCAGAGCCCATGCCAATGAGCATGCAACCCCTAAAGGGCCAGAGCATCCAGCCATTCATTAGTCGATGTGCAGTATGTGAAGCTCCAGCTGTGGTGATCGCAGTTCACAGTCAGACGATCCAGATTCCCCATTGTCCTCAGGGATGGGATTCTCTGTGGATTGGTTATTCCTTCATGATGCATACAAGTGCAGGGGCAGAAGGCTCAGGTCAAGCCCTAGCCTCCCCTGGTTCCTGCTTGGAAGAGTTTCGTTCAGCTCCCTTCATCGAATGTCATGGGAGGGGTACCTGTAACTACTATGCCAACTCCTACAGCTTTTGGCTGGCAACTGTAGATGTGTCAGACATGTTCAGTAAACCTCAGTCAGAAACGCTGAAAGCAGGAGACTTGAGGACACGAATTAGCCGATGTCAAGTGTGCATGAAGAGGACATA</TargetAlignmentSequence>

Hi,
I am getting this error when trying to use an external database for the XML driver, in order to load a large XML file.
java.sql.SQLException: class org.xml.sax.SAXException
ORA-01461: can bind a LONG value only for insert into a LONG column
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.v.a(v.java:446)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.v.a(v.java:456)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.v.g(v.java:631)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.v.<init>(v.java:108)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.bw.<init>(bw.java:468)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.bx.b(bx.java:292)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.bx.a(bx.java:270)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.SnpsXmlDriver.connect(SnpsXmlDriver.java:110)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsConnection.u(SnpsConnection.java)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsConnection.a(SnpsConnection.java)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsConnection.testConnection(SnpsConnection.java)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsConnection.testConnection(SnpsConnection.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.o(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.r(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.g(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.a(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.a(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.iz.actionPerformed(iz.java)
     at javax.swing.AbstractButton.fireActionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:1995)
     at javax.swing.AbstractButton$Handler.actionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:2318)
     at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.fireActionPerformed(DefaultButtonModel.java:387)
     at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.setPressed(DefaultButtonModel.java:242)
     at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicButtonListener.mouseReleased(BasicButtonListener.java:236)
     at java.awt.Component.processMouseEvent(Component.java:6263)
     at javax.swing.JComponent.processMouseEvent(JComponent.java:3267)
     at java.awt.Component.processEvent(Component.java:6028)
     at java.awt.Container.processEvent(Container.java:2041)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEventImpl(Component.java:4630)
     at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2099)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4460)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.retargetMouseEvent(Container.java:4574)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.processMouseEvent(Container.java:4238)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.dispatchEvent(Container.java:4168)
     at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2085)
     at java.awt.Window.dispatchEventImpl(Window.java:2478)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4460)
     at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEvent(EventQueue.java:599)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpOneEventForFilters(EventDispatchThread.java:269)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(EventDispatchThread.java:184)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(EventDispatchThread.java:178)
     at java.awt.Dialog$1.run(Dialog.java:1046)
     at java.awt.Dialog$3.run(Dialog.java:1098)
     at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
     at java.awt.Dialog.show(Dialog.java:1096)
     at java.awt.Component.show(Component.java:1563)
     at java.awt.Component.setVisible(Component.java:1515)
     at java.awt.Window.setVisible(Window.java:842)
     at java.awt.Dialog.setVisible(Dialog.java:986)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.q(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.<init>(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.frame.b.jh.bx(jh.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.frame.bo.w(bo.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.frame.bo.d(bo.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.frame.w.actionPerformed(w.java)
     at javax.swing.AbstractButton.fireActionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:1995)
     at javax.swing.AbstractButton$Handler.actionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:2318)
     at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.fireActionPerformed(DefaultButtonModel.java:387)
     at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.setPressed(DefaultButtonModel.java:242)
     at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicButtonListener.mouseReleased(BasicButtonListener.java:236)
     at java.awt.Component.processMouseEvent(Component.java:6263)
     at javax.swing.JComponent.processMouseEvent(JComponent.java:3267)
     at java.awt.Component.processEvent(Component.java:6028)
     at java.awt.Container.processEvent(Container.java:2041)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEventImpl(Component.java:4630)
     at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2099)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4460)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.retargetMouseEvent(Container.java:4574)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.processMouseEvent(Container.java:4238)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.dispatchEvent(Container.java:4168)
     at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2085)
     at java.awt.Window.dispatchEventImpl(Window.java:2478)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4460)
     at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEvent(EventQueue.java:599)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpOneEventForFilters(EventDispatchThread.java:269)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(EventDispatchThread.java:184)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForHierarchy(EventDispatchThread.java:174)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(EventDispatchThread.java:169)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(EventDispatchThread.java:161)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.run(EventDispatchThread.java:122)
The error comes up when testing the XML Data Server in the Topology Manager
I pasted a segment of the XML below. Notice that the <QueryAlignmentSequence> value might be a large string, as large as 6000 bytes.
I also tried setting the varchar_length above 4000 in the external database .properties file that the XML driver reads, but the I get this error (which makes sense):
java.sql.SQLException: ORA-00910: specified length too long for its datatype
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.bz.execute(bz.java:109)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.ca.execute(ca.java:30)
     at com.sunopsis.xmlfifth.h.u.a(u.java:198)
     at com.sunopsis.xmlfifth.h.bj.a(bj.java:52)
How can I import this? If I use the default "In Memory" XML connection, I get a Null pointer exception when I try to reverse it, per this other thread I posted
Unable to Reverse an XML file
I am dead in the water and getting very disappointed by this tool..
Please help
<Query><Name>IOH36464</Name><Header>IOH36464</Header><Length>5076</Length><Targets><Target><Name>NM_033380.1</Name><NcbiGeneId>1287</NcbiGeneId><GeneSymbol>COL4A5</GeneSymbol><TaxonomyId>9606</TaxonomyId><Description>Homo sapiens collagen, type IV, alpha 5 (COL4A5), transcript variant 2, mRNA</Description><Length>6445</Length><TargetAlignments><TargetAlignment><QueryStart>1</QueryStart><QueryEnd>5075</QueryEnd><TargetStart>203</TargetStart><TargetEnd>5277</TargetEnd><BitScore>10060.9</BitScore><PercentIdentity>100</PercentIdentity><Score>5075</Score><QueryAlignmentSequence>ATGAAACTGCGTGGAGTCAGCCTGGCTGCCGGCTTGTTCTTACTGGCCCTGAGTCTTTGGGGGCAGCCTGCAGAGGCTGCGGCTTGCTATGGGTGTTCTCCAGGATCAAAGTGTGACTGCAGTGGCATAAAAGGGGAAAAGGGAGAGAGAGGGTTTCCAGGTTTGGAAGGACACCCAGGATTGCCTGGATTTCCAGGTCCAGAAGGGCCTCCGGGGCCTCGGGGACAAAAGGGTGATGATGGAATTCCAGGGCCACCAGGACCAAAAGGAATCAGAGGTCCTCCTGGACTTCCTGGATTTCCAGGGACACCAGGTCTTCCTGGAATGCCAGGCCACGATGGGGCCCCAGGACCTCAAGGTATTCCCGGATGCAATGGAACCAAGGGAGAACGTGGATTTCCAGGCAGTCCCGGTTTTCCTGGTTTACAGGGTCCTCCAGGACCCCCTGGGATCCCAGGTATGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTAGTATAATTATGTCATCACTGCCAGGACCAAAGGGTAATCCAGGATATCCAGGTCCTCCTGGAATACAAGGCCTACCTGGTCCCACTGGTATACCAGGGCCAATTGGTCCCCCAGGACCACCAGGTTTGATGGGCCCTCCTGGTCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGACCTAAGGGGAATATGGGCTTAAATTTCCAGGGACCCAAAGGTGAAAAAGGTGAGCAAGGTCTTCAGGGCCCACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCAGATCAGTGAACAGAAAAGACCAATTGATGTAGAGTTTCAGAAAGGAGATCAGGGACTTCCTGGTGACCGAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGATACGTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCCCCAGGTGGTGAGAAAGGTGAGAAGGGTGAGCAAGGAGAGCCAGGCAAAAGAGGTAAACCAGGCAAAGATGGAGAAAATGGCCAACCAGGAATTCCTGGTTTGCCTGGTGATCCTGGTTACCCTGGTGAACCCGGAAGGGATGGTGAAAAGGGCCAAAAAGGTGACACTGGCCCACCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGTAATTCCTAGACCTGGGACTGGTATAACTATAGGAGAAAAAGGAAACATTGGGTTGCCTGGGTTGCCTGGAGAAAAAGGAGAGCGAGGATTTCCTGGAATACAGGGTCCACCTGGCCTTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGGCTGCAGTTATGGGTCCTCCTGGCCCTCCTGGATTTCCTGGAGAAAGGGGTCAGAAAGGTGATGAAGGACCACCTGGAATTTCCATTCCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGACGGACAGCCTGGGGCTCCTGGGCTTCCAGGGCCTCCTGGCCCTGCTGGCCCTCACATTCCTCCTAGTGATGAGATATGTGAACCAGGCCCTCCAGGCCCCCCAGGATCTCCAGGTGATAAAGGACTCCAAGGAGAACAAGGAGTGAAAGGTGACAAAGGTGACACTTGCTTCAACTGCATTGGAACTGGTATTTCAGGGCCTCCAGGTCAACCTGGTTTGCCAGGTCTCCCAGGTCCTCCAGGATCTCTTGGTTTCCCTGGACAGAAAGGGGAAAAAGGACAAGCTGGTGCAACTGGTCCCAAAGGATTACCAGGCATTCCAGGAGCTCCAGGTGCTCCAGGCTTTCCTGGATCTAAAGGTGAACCTGGTGATATCCTCACTTTTCCAGGAATGAAGGGTGACAAAGGAGAGTTGGGTTCCCCTGGAGCTCCAGGGCTTCCTGGTTTACCTGGCACTCCTGGACAGGATGGATTGCCAGGGCTTCCTGGCCCGAAAGGAGAGCCTGGTGGAATTACTTTTAAGGGTGAAAGAGGTCCCCCTGGGAACCCAGGTTTACCAGGCCTCCCAGGGAATATAGGGCCTATGGGTCCCCCTGGTTTCGGCCCTCCAGGCCCAGTAGGTGAAAAAGGCATACAAGGTGTGGCAGGAAATCCAGGCCAGCCAGGAATACCAGGTCCTAAAGGGGATCCAGGTCAGACTATAACCCAGCCGGGGAAGCCTGGCTTGCCTGGTAACCCAGGCAGAGATGGTGATGTAGGTCTTCCAGGTGACCCTGGACTTCCAGGGCAACCAGGCTTGCCAGGGATACCTGGTAGCAAAGGAGAACCAGGTATCCCTGGAATTGGGCTTCCTGGACCACCTGGTCCCAAAGGCTTTCCTGGAATTCCAGGACCTCCAGGAGCACCTGGGACACCTGGAAGAATTGGTCTAGAAGGCCCTCCTGGGCCACCCGGCTTTCCAGGACCAAAGGGTGAACCAGGATTTGCATTACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGTTTCAAAGGAGCACTTGGTCCAAAAGGTGATCGTGGTTTCCCAGGACCTCCGGGTCCTCCAGGACGCACTGGCTTAGATGGGCTCCCTGGACCAAAAGGTGATGTTGGACCAAATGGACAACCTGGACCAATGGGACCTCCTGGGCTGCCAGGAATAGGTGTTCAGGGACCACCAGGACCACCAGGGATTCCTGGGCCAATAGGTCAACCTGGTTTACATGGAATACCAGGAGAGAAGGGGGATCCAGGACCTCCTGGACTTGATGTTCCAGGACCCCCAGGTGAAAGAGGCAGTCCAGGGATCCCCGGAGCACCTGGTCCTATAGGACCTCCAGGATCACCAGGGCTTCCAGGAAAAGCAGGTGCCTCTGGATTTCCAGGTACCAAAGGTGAAATGGGTATGATGGGACCTCCAGGCCCACCAGGACCTTTGGGAATTCCTGGCAGGAGTGGTGTACCTGGTCTTAAAGGTGATGATGGCTTGCAGGGTCAGCCAGGACTTCCTGGCCCTACAGGAGAAAAAGGTAGTAAAGGAGAGCCTGGCCTTCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAATGGATCCAAATCTTCTGGGCTCAAAAGGAGAGAAGGGGGAACCTGGCTTACCAGGTATACCTGGAGTTTCAGGGCCAAAAGGTTATCAGGGTTTGCCTGGAGACCCAGGGCAACCTGGACTGAGTGGACAACCTGGATTACCAGGACCACCAGGTCCCAAAGGTAACCCTGGTCTCCCTGGACAGCCAGGTCTTATAGGACCTCCTGGACTTAAAGGAACCATCGGTGATATGGGTTTTCCAGGGCCTCAGGGTGTGGAAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTTCTGGAGTTCCTGGACAACCTGGCTCCCCAGGATTACCTGGACAGAAAGGCGACAAAGGTGATCCTGGTATTTCAAGCATTGGTCTTCCAGGTCTTCCTGGTCCAAAGGGTGAGCCTGGTCTGCCTGGATACCCAGGGAACCCTGGTATCAAAGGTTCTGTGGGAGATCCTGGTTTGCCCGGATTACCAGGAACCCCTGGAGCAAAAGGACAACCAGGCCTTCCTGGATTCCCAGGAACCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAAAAGGTATTAGTGGCCCTCCTGGGAACCCCGGCCTTCCAGGAGAACCTGGTCCTGTAGGTGGTGGAGGTCATCCTGGGCAACCAGGGCCTCCAGGCGAAAAAGGCAAACCCGGTCAAGATGGTATTCCTGGACCAGCTGGACAGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTCAACCAGGCTTTGGAAACCCAGGACCCCCTGGACTTCCAGGACTTTCTGGCCAAAAGGGTGATGGAGGATTACCTGGGATTCCAGGAAATCCTGGCCTTCCAGGTCCAAAGGGCGAACCAGGCTTTCACGGTTTCCCTGGTGTGCAGGGTCCCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGTTCTCCGGGTCCAGCTCTGGAAGGACCTAAAGGCAACCCTGGGCCCCAAGGTCCTCCTGGGAGACCAGGTCCTACAGGTTTTCAAGGTCTACCAGGTCCAGAAGGTCCTCCAGGTCTCCCTGGAAATGGAGGTATTAAAGGAGAGAAGGGAAATCCAGGCCAACCTGGGCTACCTGGCTTGCCTGGTTTGAAAGGAGATCAAGGACCACCAGGACTCCAGGGTAATCCTGGCCGGCCGGGTCTCAATGGAATGAAAGGAGATCCTGGTCTCCCTGGTGTTCCAGGATTCCCAGGCATGAAAGGACCCAGTGGAGTACCTGGATCAGCTGGCCCTGAGGGGGAACCGGGACTTATTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCTCCTGGATTACCTGGTCCTTCAGGACAGAGTATCATAATTAAAGGAGATGCTGGTCCTCCAGGAATCCCTGGCCAGCCTGGGCTAAAGGGTCTACCAGGACCCCAAGGACCTCAAGGCTTACCAGGTCCAACTGGCCCTCCAGGAGATCCTGGACGCAATGGACTCCCTGGCTTTGATGGTGCAGGAGGGCGCAAAGGAGACCCAGGTCTGCCAGGACAGCCAGGTACCCGTGGTTTGGATGGTCCCCCTGGTCCAGATGGATTGCAAGGTCCCCCAGGTCCCCCTGGAACCTCCTCTGTTGCACATGGATTTCTTATTACACGCCACAGCCAGACAACGGATGCACCACAATGCCCACAGGGAACACTTCAGGTCTATGAAGGCTTTTCTCTCCTGTATGTACAAGGAAATAAAAGAGCCCACGGTCAAGACTTGGGGACGGCTGGCAGCTGCCTTCGTCGCTTTAGTACCATGCCTTTCATGTTCTGCAACATCAATAATGTTTGCAACTTTGCTTCAAGAAATGACTATTCTTACTGGCTCTCTACCCCAGAGCCCATGCCAATGAGCATGCAACCCCTAAAGGGCCAGAGCATCCAGCCATTCATTAGTCGATGTGCAGTATGTGAAGCTCCAGCTGTGGTGATCGCAGTTCACAGTCAGACGATCCAGATTCCCCATTGTCCTCAGGGATGGGATTCTCTGTGGATTGGTTATTCCTTCATGATGCATACAAGTGCAGGGGCAGAAGGCTCAGGTCAAGCCCTAGCCTCCCCTGGTTCCTGCTTGGAAGAGTTTCGTTCAGCTCCCTTCATCGAATGTCATGGGAGGGGTACCTGTAACTACTATGCCAACTCCTACAGCTTTTGGCTGGCAACTGTAGATGTGTCAGACATGTTCAGTAAACCTCAGTCAGAAACGCTGAAAGCAGGAGACTTGAGGACACGAATTAGCCGATGTCAAGTGTGCATGAAGAGGACATA</QueryAlignmentSequence><TargetAlignmentSequence>ATGAAACTGCGTGGAGTCAGCCTGGCTGCCGGCTTGTTCTTACTGGCCCTGAGTCTTTGGGGGCAGCCTGCAGAGGCTGCGGCTTGCTATGGGTGTTCTCCAGGATCAAAGTGTGACTGCAGTGGCATAAAAGGGGAAAAGGGAGAGAGAGGGTTTCCAGGTTTGGAAGGACACCCAGGATTGCCTGGATTTCCAGGTCCAGAAGGGCCTCCGGGGCCTCGGGGACAAAAGGGTGATGATGGAATTCCAGGGCCACCAGGACCAAAAGGAATCAGAGGTCCTCCTGGACTTCCTGGATTTCCAGGGACACCAGGTCTTCCTGGAATGCCAGGCCACGATGGGGCCCCAGGACCTCAAGGTATTCCCGGATGCAATGGAACCAAGGGAGAACGTGGATTTCCAGGCAGTCCCGGTTTTCCTGGTTTACAGGGTCCTCCAGGACCCCCTGGGATCCCAGGTATGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTAGTATAATTATGTCATCACTGCCAGGACCAAAGGGTAATCCAGGATATCCAGGTCCTCCTGGAATACAAGGCCTACCTGGTCCCACTGGTATACCAGGGCCAATTGGTCCCCCAGGACCACCAGGTTTGATGGGCCCTCCTGGTCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGACCTAAGGGGAATATGGGCTTAAATTTCCAGGGACCCAAAGGTGAAAAAGGTGAGCAAGGTCTTCAGGGCCCACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCAGATCAGTGAACAGAAAAGACCAATTGATGTAGAGTTTCAGAAAGGAGATCAGGGACTTCCTGGTGACCGAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGATACGTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCCCCAGGTGGTGAGAAAGGTGAGAAGGGTGAGCAAGGAGAGCCAGGCAAAAGAGGTAAACCAGGCAAAGATGGAGAAAATGGCCAACCAGGAATTCCTGGTTTGCCTGGTGATCCTGGTTACCCTGGTGAACCCGGAAGGGATGGTGAAAAGGGCCAAAAAGGTGACACTGGCCCACCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGTAATTCCTAGACCTGGGACTGGTATAACTATAGGAGAAAAAGGAAACATTGGGTTGCCTGGGTTGCCTGGAGAAAAAGGAGAGCGAGGATTTCCTGGAATACAGGGTCCACCTGGCCTTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGGCTGCAGTTATGGGTCCTCCTGGCCCTCCTGGATTTCCTGGAGAAAGGGGTCAGAAAGGTGATGAAGGACCACCTGGAATTTCCATTCCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGACGGACAGCCTGGGGCTCCTGGGCTTCCAGGGCCTCCTGGCCCTGCTGGCCCTCACATTCCTCCTAGTGATGAGATATGTGAACCAGGCCCTCCAGGCCCCCCAGGATCTCCAGGTGATAAAGGACTCCAAGGAGAACAAGGAGTGAAAGGTGACAAAGGTGACACTTGCTTCAACTGCATTGGAACTGGTATTTCAGGGCCTCCAGGTCAACCTGGTTTGCCAGGTCTCCCAGGTCCTCCAGGATCTCTTGGTTTCCCTGGACAGAAAGGGGAAAAAGGACAAGCTGGTGCAACTGGTCCCAAAGGATTACCAGGCATTCCAGGAGCTCCAGGTGCTCCAGGCTTTCCTGGATCTAAAGGTGAACCTGGTGATATCCTCACTTTTCCAGGAATGAAGGGTGACAAAGGAGAGTTGGGTTCCCCTGGAGCTCCAGGGCTTCCTGGTTTACCTGGCACTCCTGGACAGGATGGATTGCCAGGGCTTCCTGGCCCGAAAGGAGAGCCTGGTGGAATTACTTTTAAGGGTGAAAGAGGTCCCCCTGGGAACCCAGGTTTACCAGGCCTCCCAGGGAATATAGGGCCTATGGGTCCCCCTGGTTTCGGCCCTCCAGGCCCAGTAGGTGAAAAAGGCATACAAGGTGTGGCAGGAAATCCAGGCCAGCCAGGAATACCAGGTCCTAAAGGGGATCCAGGTCAGACTATAACCCAGCCGGGGAAGCCTGGCTTGCCTGGTAACCCAGGCAGAGATGGTGATGTAGGTCTTCCAGGTGACCCTGGACTTCCAGGGCAACCAGGCTTGCCAGGGATACCTGGTAGCAAAGGAGAACCAGGTATCCCTGGAATTGGGCTTCCTGGACCACCTGGTCCCAAAGGCTTTCCTGGAATTCCAGGACCTCCAGGAGCACCTGGGACACCTGGAAGAATTGGTCTAGAAGGCCCTCCTGGGCCACCCGGCTTTCCAGGACCAAAGGGTGAACCAGGATTTGCATTACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGTTTCAAAGGAGCACTTGGTCCAAAAGGTGATCGTGGTTTCCCAGGACCTCCGGGTCCTCCAGGACGCACTGGCTTAGATGGGCTCCCTGGACCAAAAGGTGATGTTGGACCAAATGGACAACCTGGACCAATGGGACCTCCTGGGCTGCCAGGAATAGGTGTTCAGGGACCACCAGGACCACCAGGGATTCCTGGGCCAATAGGTCAACCTGGTTTACATGGAATACCAGGAGAGAAGGGGGATCCAGGACCTCCTGGACTTGATGTTCCAGGACCCCCAGGTGAAAGAGGCAGTCCAGGGATCCCCGGAGCACCTGGTCCTATAGGACCTCCAGGATCACCAGGGCTTCCAGGAAAAGCAGGTGCCTCTGGATTTCCAGGTACCAAAGGTGAAATGGGTATGATGGGACCTCCAGGCCCACCAGGACCTTTGGGAATTCCTGGCAGGAGTGGTGTACCTGGTCTTAAAGGTGATGATGGCTTGCAGGGTCAGCCAGGACTTCCTGGCCCTACAGGAGAAAAAGGTAGTAAAGGAGAGCCTGGCCTTCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAATGGATCCAAATCTTCTGGGCTCAAAAGGAGAGAAGGGGGAACCTGGCTTACCAGGTATACCTGGAGTTTCAGGGCCAAAAGGTTATCAGGGTTTGCCTGGAGACCCAGGGCAACCTGGACTGAGTGGACAACCTGGATTACCAGGACCACCAGGTCCCAAAGGTAACCCTGGTCTCCCTGGACAGCCAGGTCTTATAGGACCTCCTGGACTTAAAGGAACCATCGGTGATATGGGTTTTCCAGGGCCTCAGGGTGTGGAAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTTCTGGAGTTCCTGGACAACCTGGCTCCCCAGGATTACCTGGACAGAAAGGCGACAAAGGTGATCCTGGTATTTCAAGCATTGGTCTTCCAGGTCTTCCTGGTCCAAAGGGTGAGCCTGGTCTGCCTGGATACCCAGGGAACCCTGGTATCAAAGGTTCTGTGGGAGATCCTGGTTTGCCCGGATTACCAGGAACCCCTGGAGCAAAAGGACAACCAGGCCTTCCTGGATTCCCAGGAACCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAAAAGGTATTAGTGGCCCTCCTGGGAACCCCGGCCTTCCAGGAGAACCTGGTCCTGTAGGTGGTGGAGGTCATCCTGGGCAACCAGGGCCTCCAGGCGAAAAAGGCAAACCCGGTCAAGATGGTATTCCTGGACCAGCTGGACAGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTCAACCAGGCTTTGGAAACCCAGGACCCCCTGGACTTCCAGGACTTTCTGGCCAAAAGGGTGATGGAGGATTACCTGGGATTCCAGGAAATCCTGGCCTTCCAGGTCCAAAGGGCGAACCAGGCTTTCACGGTTTCCCTGGTGTGCAGGGTCCCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGTTCTCCGGGTCCAGCTCTGGAAGGACCTAAAGGCAACCCTGGGCCCCAAGGTCCTCCTGGGAGACCAGGTCCTACAGGTTTTCAAGGTCTACCAGGTCCAGAAGGTCCTCCAGGTCTCCCTGGAAATGGAGGTATTAAAGGAGAGAAGGGAAATCCAGGCCAACCTGGGCTACCTGGCTTGCCTGGTTTGAAAGGAGATCAAGGACCACCAGGACTCCAGGGTAATCCTGGCCGGCCGGGTCTCAATGGAATGAAAGGAGATCCTGGTCTCCCTGGTGTTCCAGGATTCCCAGGCATGAAAGGACCCAGTGGAGTACCTGGATCAGCTGGCCCTGAGGGGGAACCGGGACTTATTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCTCCTGGATTACCTGGTCCTTCAGGACAGAGTATCATAATTAAAGGAGATGCTGGTCCTCCAGGAATCCCTGGCCAGCCTGGGCTAAAGGGTCTACCAGGACCCCAAGGACCTCAAGGCTTACCAGGTCCAACTGGCCCTCCAGGAGATCCTGGACGCAATGGACTCCCTGGCTTTGATGGTGCAGGAGGGCGCAAAGGAGACCCAGGTCTGCCAGGACAGCCAGGTACCCGTGGTTTGGATGGTCCCCCTGGTCCAGATGGATTGCAAGGTCCCCCAGGTCCCCCTGGAACCTCCTCTGTTGCACATGGATTTCTTATTACACGCCACAGCCAGACAACGGATGCACCACAATGCCCACAGGGAACACTTCAGGTCTATGAAGGCTTTTCTCTCCTGTATGTACAAGGAAATAAAAGAGCCCACGGTCAAGACTTGGGGACGGCTGGCAGCTGCCTTCGTCGCTTTAGTACCATGCCTTTCATGTTCTGCAACATCAATAATGTTTGCAACTTTGCTTCAAGAAATGACTATTCTTACTGGCTCTCTACCCCAGAGCCCATGCCAATGAGCATGCAACCCCTAAAGGGCCAGAGCATCCAGCCATTCATTAGTCGATGTGCAGTATGTGAAGCTCCAGCTGTGGTGATCGCAGTTCACAGTCAGACGATCCAGATTCCCCATTGTCCTCAGGGATGGGATTCTCTGTGGATTGGTTATTCCTTCATGATGCATACAAGTGCAGGGGCAGAAGGCTCAGGTCAAGCCCTAGCCTCCCCTGGTTCCTGCTTGGAAGAGTTTCGTTCAGCTCCCTTCATCGAATGTCATGGGAGGGGTACCTGTAACTACTATGCCAACTCCTACAGCTTTTGGCTGGCAACTGTAGATGTGTCAGACATGTTCAGTAAACCTCAGTCAGAAACGCTGAAAGCAGGAGACTTGAGGACACGAATTAGCCGATGTCAAGTGTGCATGAAGAGGACATA</TargetAlignmentSequence>

Can JSP handle multiple windows?

Hi,
What I am going to do is:
I have multiple windows, each has several forms to let the user to set database query conditions. The query result will depends on all the conditions specified in all the forms of all the windows.
Question:
Can I use one(or more) .JSP file(s) to handle this situation? if not, could you give me some hints?
Thanks a lot in advance!
-Wendy

I don't know how you will manage to forcefully grab informatoin from a different browser window. The user will have to hit return on each before it can be seen.
Well unless you put the data into the session as it is being entered. This will likely require some javascript or VB Script. Whatever it is, its going to be nasty. I would onlyy do this as a Masters Thesis experiment :D

How to Link to External Database

I can't figure out a good way to keep track of photos within Lightroom that I submit for contests, sales, etc. I could make comments in the caption metadata field, but that would mess up my caption field and is not that flexible. I could color code, but that's very limited. It seems like the ideal way would be to create an external database with something such as Microsoft Access. Using the Filename as the primary field, I would link it to additional fields, date submitted, where sent to, type (contest, stock sale, gift, etc.), price obtained, published date, etc. Then I could see the history of any given image, run queries for all images submitted to a particular place where amount is > $0, etc.
As this is just a hobby and the numbers are small, I could just enter all the data by hand, but if I ever enjoy a lot of commerical success it would be nice if the database integrated with Lightroom. Ideally the queries run would not only show the Filename, but also show photos, perhaps as a Collection in Lightroom. It seems there must be professionals that track such information. Perhaps there is a third party program that does this. I'd appreciate any suggestions.
Dan

I think Access would be better in the event a given photo is used multiple times. Suppose a particular photograph sold at iStockPhoto.com for $1 on 22 occasions, at a local gallery as a 5 x 7" print for $2 on 14 occasions, as an 8 x 10" print for $8 on 9 occasions, and on one's own web page for $3 on 9 occasions, plus published in Pop Photo on 4/17/03. To make custom fields in Lightroom would be onerous, and it couldn't do the math for you. In Access one could use one to many tables (tblPrintSize, tblWebSite, tblSellerType, etc.) to track this fairly easily. The only time consuming part would be entering each sale if one had a lot of them. Of course one could choose to enter quarterly or yearly sales instead if desired.
Queries and reports would show where one's income is derived, what formats sell best, etc. It might help in tax preparation.
This may be more power than professional photographers would ever want. It's probably a fantasy that won't come true that it will ever be an issue for me, but I like to be proactive on data management before it becomes unmanageable.

Workflow Approval Process: 1)How to insert Custom Data into Windows Workflow database? 2)In workflow Approval Process while creating new request ,how to insert our custom data like approvers ,requester,object info into WF DB?

hi ,
here the description about my question.
1)i am working on windows workflow,we need to implement approval process for my project.
2)we have multiple approvers for one request,requester,created object information.
3)now i want to insert and retrieve, created instance information from windows workflow
database.with all following details
i)Workflow instaceId,
ii)current state of work flow(idle,complete,pending)
iii)approvers information.
iv)requester information.
v)created object information.
here some of the links, which i am trying for solution:
https://wf.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Tracking%20states%20with%20WorkflowApplication[^]
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee622977(v=vs.110).aspx[^]
please answer to my question. if you want to send any examples send me to my email address.
[email protected]

Hi，
According to your description, it seems that your main issue is about customID paramerter in workflow approval prcess.
About this, please refer to the two samples:
http://blog.petegoo.com/2010/08/22/workflow-4-email-approval-sample/
http://cgeers.com/2010/04/10/windows-workflow-in-asp-net/
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ACS 4.2 appliance external database configuration with AD

Dear All,
How to configure external database in ACS 4.2 appliance for Windows Active Directory.Active Directory is configured in Windows 2012.ACS internal database is working fine without interruption.What configuration is requred to configure external database(Active Directory).It would be highly appreciated if you share your experience with me.
Thanks,
AS

Please check
Supported Interoperable Devices and Software Tables for Cisco Secure ACS Release 4.2
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_server_for_windows/4-2/device/guide/sdt42.html

Exporting Data to external database

Hi All,
As background our SAP systems use Oracle on Solaris.
I have written programs that export data to an external oracle database also running on solaris by embedding native SQL in the ABAP program.
There is now a requirement to export data to a MS SQL Server database running on Windows.
We are on BW v3.5. I know this was not possible previously can anyone confirm whether the method above will still not work for a SAP system running on Solaris exporting to MS SQL Server on Windows? i.e. Native SQL in ABAP program.
Many Thanks
David

I don't know very well it, but it's a tool to link SAP to external database.
No u can create a link in the table DBCON and then insert native SQL code in ABAP prog. using EXEC SQL statament.
I used it only once, I hope it can be usefull for u.
Try to see this note: 178949<a href="https://websmp230.sap-ag.de/sap(bD1pdCZjPTAwMQ==)/bc/bsp/spn/sapnotes/index2.htm?numm=0000178949&nlang=E">https://websmp230.sap-ag.de/sap(bD1pdCZjPTAwMQ==)/bc/bsp/spn/sapnotes/index2.htm?numm=0000178949&nlang=E</a>
Anyway this the text:
Symptom
DATABASE MULTICONNECT WITH EXEC SQL
This note describes the possibility of accessing data with EXEC SQL which is not on the R/3 database server but on another MSSQL system.
Other terms
CONNECT DBCON OLEDB dblib
Reason and Prerequisites
It's desired to make a connection to a SQL Server database running on a server different from the R/3 server.
Prerequisite: At least one Windows application server must be available on the R/3 system and the DBSL dynamic library (DLL) dbmssslib.dll must be installed on this server. This dll can be downloaded from the SAP Service Marketplace.
Solution
Basics of the EXEC SQL MultiConnect
            OPEN SQL database accesses always refer to the R/3 database for the particular R/3 system's <SID> (three letter uppercase database name). EXEC SQL accesses normally also refer to the R/3 database. To access data which is on the R/3 database server in a database other than the <SID> database, it is sufficient to enter the table name qualified by the database name in EXEC SQL.
Example:
EXEC SQL.
SELECT MYFIELD FROM MYDB..MYTABLE
ENDEXEC.
Furthermore, you have the option in R/3 to access data with EXEC SQL which are on other SQL Server systems.
Creating a DBCON entry for a remote connection
            Every link which should be addressed via the Multiconnect must be described by a record in table DBCON. This entry can be created by means of the transaction sm30. For SQL Server create an entry as follows:
CON_NAME: <my_conn_name>
DBMS: MSS
USER_NAME: <db_user>
PASSWORD: <password>
CON_ENV: MSSQL_SERVER=<server_name> MSSQL_DBNAME=<db_name>
            db_user could be sapr3 for example if the server is running R/3. The password field may be blocked from view by asterisks in sm30. USER_NAME can be left blank in order to use integrated security (4.6d kernel and later). In that case make sure that the OS User running R/3 has the required privilege on the remote server. A dummy password must be entered in sm30, it will not be used when the user name is blank.
Specifying the server name
            The server name is simply the name of the SQL Server or named instance i.e. the hostname (for a default instance), or <host>\<instname>
Starting with release 6.40 however there are some special considerations that should be taken into account. When running with kernel release 6.40 or later, the R/3 system will prepend a protocol specifier to the server name. Example:
   1. For a server running on the same server:
             np:<servername>
   2. For a remote server:
            tcp:<servername>
This forces the connection to be made with a named pipes and tcp/ipprotocols respectively.
When specifying the server name you can override this by setting your own protocol (tcp: or np:), or you can make R/3 avoid setting any prefix by using simply :<servername> - a colon in front of the server name.
How to use the Multiconnect
           Here is an example for how to connect to another server with CON_NAME=BSK. The example assumes BSK is running R/3:
           EXEC SQL.
CONNECT TO 'BSK'
ENDEXEC.
EXEC SQL.
SET CONNECTION 'BSK'
ENDEXEC.
EXEC SQL.
SELECT db_name() INTO :DBN FROM SVERS
ENDEXEC.
WRITE: / 'current database name', DBN.
EXEC SQL.
SET CONNECTION DEFAULT
ENDEXEC.
EXEC SQL.
SELECT db_name() INTO :DBN FROM SVERS
ENDEXEC.
WRITE: / 'current database name', DBN.
Tools for creating DBCON entries
           In SAP basis release 6. 40 new tools were introduced to make it easier to create DBCON entries for use in remote monitoring. These tools are accessible through st04_mss -> "Change connection data" button -> Go To -> "Maintain DBCON" for example.
The "Change connection data" button is the small pencil icon on the right hand side of the main st04_mss screen.
           There is an on-line guide for creating DBCON entries this way.   It is available on:
           http://help.sap.com
   Documentation -> SAP NetWeaver -> SAP NetWeaver '04
            And then expand the tree on the left hand side using SAP NetWeaver -> Application Platform -> Databases -> SAP/MS SQL Server 2000 DBA in CCMS.
           Finally go to Database Management Tools -> Monitoring Remote SQL Server Databases -> Setting Up the Remote Connection -> Creating a DBCON Entry.
Max

AppleScript and Myob integration to external database and having gui...

Hi there,
I have recently been asked into creating a front end application which has to read/write information to/from Myob to third party tools which I need to write. These include external databases and other tools. Due to the fact that the current Myob database is quite large and re-entering/ relating information would be tedious to incorporate into another system, I have opted to extend the capabilities of which the client wants like project management/Employee performance reviews etc, to compliment the current information already in Myob.
This is where the problem arises. I would have liked to have an ODBC bridge between Myob and my application tool in order for in-depth communication. But seeing that Myob only provides this in Windows form which only work with APIs of .NET, VB, C#, c/c++, Java (WIN32 only), and the clients machines at the office are Macintosh based OS 9/X, I instead am stuck with using Appescript. That in itself is frustrating, as looking at the Scriptability directory for Myob, I'm only given simple functionality such as import/export and standard open/quit/print/run functionality.
Would any programmer out there know of any reference to do something like I require. The MacOS9 part I know would need to be dropped? (I need GUI interface for client interaction)
only doco that Myob has provided are given here, http://help.myob.com/ -> http://help.myob.com/ae07/mac/introimportexport.htm (seeing I'm dealing with Myob AE07)
cheers
Tibs

Hi !
You are right, Oracle CRM OnDemand does not send datas directly in other applications. That's why there are companies that are Integrator of this solution.
Imagine that this functionality was standard. How Oracle is supposed to know to which type of external application you want to send your datas ? There are to many types of integration possibility and each customer has its specific needs for integration...
Can you describe a type of interface you would like to have in standard in OCOD ?
Hope this will help, feel free to ask more !
Max

Is there a way to open multiple windows in firefox 5.0? I can't do it from windows quicklaunch and the right click"open in new window" does nothing.

Yeah, not much more to say. Since I upgraded to firefox 5.0, I can no longer open multiple windows. Multiple tabs work, but I don't like tabs. Please help.

Start Firefox in <u>[[Safe Mode]]</u> to check if one of the extensions is causing the problem (switch to the DEFAULT theme: Firefox (Tools) > Add-ons > Appearance/Themes).
*Don't make any changes on the Safe mode start window.
*https://support.mozilla.com/kb/Safe+Mode
*https://support.mozilla.com/kb/Troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

Cross Reference within external Database using XREF API

Hi Experts,
Can we do Cross Reference within external Database using XREF API uses JDBC to access the Oracle Database Stored Procedures in SAP PI? How to use a JNDI Data source to access the DB and how to do the Connection Pooling will be done by the SAP J2EE server? Kindly let me know step by step proceedings.
Regards
Archana

Hello Archana,
It can be done with a Lookup call in a mapping.
Here's a little article about the topic in the SAP wiki:
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/XI/HowtouseCrossReferencewithinexternal+Database
With kind regards
Sebastian

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