Obtaining reference to VO inside DataAction

Greetings,
I'm trying to get a reference to a view object from inside a DataAction subclass so I can execute a client method. In the executeImpl method of the DataAction, I have the following code:
ViewObject vo = actionContext.getBindingContainer().getApplicationModule().findViewObject("ViewObjectName");I then attempt to cast vo to the desired subclass. When I do, though, I get a ClassCastException.
Inspecting the vo variable, I find that the class of vo is oracle.jbo.common.ws.WSViewObjectImpl. I can find no documentation on this class. How do I get to my view object?

I've got the same problem.
Did you find a solution ?
Tanx

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Re: Unable to obtain reference to plan in distributedenvironment

An interface is just a definition of attributes and methods it contains no
code.
The code is in the class that implements the interface therefore even if you
can pass an objet
reference as an interface you better be sure that the object that will use
it has access to the
implementation. It works when it is not distributed because all of the code
is on the client therefore
is accessible. Once distributed the partition containing PlanSO does not
have the library wich
contains the code for PlanTester therefore it cannot execute code in
PlanTester. If you
want to do this and not put PlanTester in the same Plan as PlanSO I think
you can copy the library wich
contains the code for PlanTester on the server partition and it will not
give you a deserialization error
because now it can find the executable code.
This could also probably happen with inheritance for example you have a
class defined in plan A (ClassA)
and plan B (wich has plan A supplier) contains a sub-class of ClassA
(ClassB). Now in one partition you
create a ClassB then pass it to another partition in a method call of
signature Something( p1 : ClassA ).
ClassB will fit in ClassA so you can do this (it will compile). But if the
partition on wich you are calling
Something() does not have access to the code in plan B then you will get a
deserialization error.
Hope this helps a little.
Christian Boult ([email protected])
Programmeur - Analyste
Influatec inc.
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Date: Friday, April 16, 1999 8:25 AM
Subject: Unable to obtain reference to plan in distributed environment
>
Forte Folks,
I have run across a supplier plan problem that I think I can explain, but
would like confirmation and maybe further explanation on.
The scenario:
I have three plans (PlanClasses, PlanSO, and PlanTester).
PlanClasses has classes that PlanSO and PlanTester use, including an
interface called Observer.
PlanSO has the Service Object and the class that the service object
implements. It has PlanClasses as a supplier.
PlanSO has a method called subscribe(Observer client).
PlanTester is a test client. It has PlanClasses as a supplier. It
implements the Observer interface, and calls the subscribe method on the
PlanSO passing itself as an Observer to the SO.
Anybody see the problem yet?
I run this scenario locally and everything is dandy.
I run this scenario distributed and I get a deserialization exception. The
PlanSO cannot deserialize the test client object that I had passed as an
Observer because it cannot find a reference to the PlanTester plan.
If I put the test client class in the PlanSO plan and partition the
application the same way, it works. The service object needed a reference
to the test client class even though it is getting passed as an Observer
interface.
Has anybody run into this before? Can anybody give me further details on
why forte has this problem?
I get the same exception whether the distrubted runtime property on the
client is allowed or not allowed. If it is set to not allowed, shouldn't
only an OID be sent across, and no serialization need take place? If the
object is serialized, I guess it does make sense that you would need the
details of the implementation of the interface (da class) to deserialized
it.
Note: I used this pattern instead of Forte events because I am going to
expose the SO as a CORBA interface. Right now, for the forte clients that
use the SO, I am registering for forte events which are posted by the SO to
get around this problem.
Thanks for any responses,
Chris Henson
www.atgs.com
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An interface is just a definition of attributes and methods it contains no
code.
The code is in the class that implements the interface therefore even if you
can pass an objet
reference as an interface you better be sure that the object that will use
it has access to the
implementation. It works when it is not distributed because all of the code
is on the client therefore
is accessible. Once distributed the partition containing PlanSO does not
have the library wich
contains the code for PlanTester therefore it cannot execute code in
PlanTester. If you
want to do this and not put PlanTester in the same Plan as PlanSO I think
you can copy the library wich
contains the code for PlanTester on the server partition and it will not
give you a deserialization error
because now it can find the executable code.
This could also probably happen with inheritance for example you have a
class defined in plan A (ClassA)
and plan B (wich has plan A supplier) contains a sub-class of ClassA
(ClassB). Now in one partition you
create a ClassB then pass it to another partition in a method call of
signature Something( p1 : ClassA ).
ClassB will fit in ClassA so you can do this (it will compile). But if the
partition on wich you are calling
Something() does not have access to the code in plan B then you will get a
deserialization error.
Hope this helps a little.
Christian Boult ([email protected])
Programmeur - Analyste
Influatec inc.
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Date: Friday, April 16, 1999 8:25 AM
Subject: Unable to obtain reference to plan in distributed environment
>
Forte Folks,
I have run across a supplier plan problem that I think I can explain, but
would like confirmation and maybe further explanation on.
The scenario:
I have three plans (PlanClasses, PlanSO, and PlanTester).
PlanClasses has classes that PlanSO and PlanTester use, including an
interface called Observer.
PlanSO has the Service Object and the class that the service object
implements. It has PlanClasses as a supplier.
PlanSO has a method called subscribe(Observer client).
PlanTester is a test client. It has PlanClasses as a supplier. It
implements the Observer interface, and calls the subscribe method on the
PlanSO passing itself as an Observer to the SO.
Anybody see the problem yet?
I run this scenario locally and everything is dandy.
I run this scenario distributed and I get a deserialization exception. The
PlanSO cannot deserialize the test client object that I had passed as an
Observer because it cannot find a reference to the PlanTester plan.
If I put the test client class in the PlanSO plan and partition the
application the same way, it works. The service object needed a reference
to the test client class even though it is getting passed as an Observer
interface.
Has anybody run into this before? Can anybody give me further details on
why forte has this problem?
I get the same exception whether the distrubted runtime property on the
client is allowed or not allowed. If it is set to not allowed, shouldn't
only an OID be sent across, and no serialization need take place? If the
object is serialized, I guess it does make sense that you would need the
details of the implementation of the interface (da class) to deserialized
it.
Note: I used this pattern instead of Forte events because I am going to
expose the SO as a CORBA interface. Right now, for the forte clients that
use the SO, I am registering for forte events which are posted by the SO to
get around this problem.
Thanks for any responses,
Chris Henson
www.atgs.com
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// can modify buildProject here
await x.ReleaseAsync();
await Task.Run(() =>
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project.Save();
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How do I reference an EJB inside anothe EJB ,both are on different hosts

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I want to reference an EJB on one host inside another EJB in another
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I would appreciate your help.
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Robert,
We've been trying to implement this type of multi-server setup for some
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developers actively working against it. The business logic in our
application puts the EJBS in a highly interrelated situation. This
degree of interrelation makes it necessary for each developer to deploy
the entire application before any work can get done.
Starting a weblogic server, on a Windows Workstation, with 260+ beans is
very time consuming. But to get around this development bottle neck, we
are attempting the same scenario described in this thread. We have
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CommunicationException seen previously in this thread. But the Error
message in WL5.1 is less descriptive. The 5.1 error message is missing:
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deployed on a cluster member but not other members of that cluster. Make
sure that any component deployed on a server that is part of a cluster
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It is obvious that weblogic's clustering depends on classes being
available to each server in the cluster, including the ejbc generated
_WLStub classes. To me, it seems wrong that a weblogic server can only
use standard JNDI to lookup HomeInterfaces on other weblogic servers if
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requirements. This whole experience was frustrating because all along
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Steve Dodge
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Here is an example:
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kamps wrote:
Thanks.
I did include the files using import and they are alsso packaged
into the jar file .
I have done this , TradeCheck is the ejb i am trying to reference
in Trader EJB.
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javac -d build TradeCheck.java TradeCheckHome.java Trader.java
TraderHome.java TraderBean.java TradeResult.java
@REM Make a EJB jar file, including XML deployment descriptors
cd build
jar cv0f std_ejb20_basic_statelessSession2.jar META-INF examples
images
cd ..
@REM Run EJBC on jar file
java -classpath
%WL_HOME%/lib/weblogic_sp.jar;%WL_HOME%/lib/weblogic.jar weblogic.ejbc
-compiler javac build\std_ejb20_basic_statelessSession2.jar
%APPLICATIONS%\ejb20_basic_statelessSession2.jar
It still gives the same error not finding the stub class.... Could
you kindly elaborate on what needs to be done.
I would appreciate your help.
Thanks,
Sunitha
Robert Patrick <[email protected]> wrote:
The problem is that the client that downloads the stubs
at runtime cannot
be another WebLogic Server. We do not support downloading
classes into a
running server so you will need to make sure that the
stubs are
"available" to the server that is acting as a client (e.g.,
packaged in
the EAR file) on the server acting as a client.
kamps wrote:
Thanks Mahendra. I am using WebLogic 6.0. Should I importthe package
in the first ejb which references the 2nd ejb or evenin the client
which references the first ejb.
Thanks again,
Sunitha
"Mahendra Dhamdhere" <[email protected]> wrote:
You are not getting the reference of stub.
try this. In your client program, import the package
in
which ejb classes
are present. As client downloads the stub from weblogic,
you have to import
the package where your stubs are present.
which version of weblogic are you using?
Mahendra
kamps <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Thanks,
I have 2 ejbs: one is TraderBean and a client RefClient.
TraderBean in turn calls a method of another bean
TradeCheckBean.
I tried making the changes as suggested but I amgetting
the following
error on the client side.
java examples.ejb20.basic.tatelessSession.RefClient"t3://localhost:7001"
javax.naming.CommunicationException. Root exceptionis
java.rmi.UnmarshalException:
failed to unmarshal class java.lang.Object; nested
exception
is:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:examples.ejb20.basic.statelessSession.Trade
CheckBeanHomeImpl_WLStub: This error could indicatethat a component
was deployed on
a cluster member but not other members of that
cluster.
Make
sure that any componen
t deployed on a server that is part of a cluster
is
also deployed
on all other member
s of that cluster
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:examples.ejb20.basic.statelessSession.TradeCheckBea
nHomeImpl_WLStub: This error could indicate that
a
component was
deployed on a clus
ter member but not other members of that cluster.
Make
sure that
any component deploy
ed on a server that is part of a cluster is also
deployed
on all
other members of tha
t cluster
<<no stack trace available>>
I would appreciate any help.
Thanks,
kamps
"Mahendra Dhamdhere" <[email protected]> wrote:
you need to get initialcontext of that server.
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ht.put(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY,
"weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory");
ht.put(Context.PROVIDER_URL, "t3://localhost:7001");
try
ctx = new InitialContext(ht); // Use
the
context
in your program
} catch (NamingException e)
{    // a failure occurred }
finally {    try {ctx.close();}
catch (Exception e)
{      // a failure occurred    } }
use url of that other server. After getting initialcontext,
lookup for your
ejb.
Mahendra
kampu S <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Hi,
I want to reference an EJB on one host inside
another
EJB in another
host. Even if i hardcode the url of the host on
which
the EJB is
deployed , it gives me the error regarding the
no
such
ejb found.
I would appreciate your help.
Thanks

VI Reference Property Node inside sub-vi

Hey Folks,
I was always curious about why this is:
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Check my painstakingly time-consuming example.
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When I discovered this issue I was coding an "About" modal screen that a user could select from a run-time menu. This was supposed to work just like Labview's "Help->About Labview" screen, giving program description and version information. So I tried to simply link in the revision from my vi's proerties because that would automatically keep a revision count and I didn't care what the format was as long as I could get a number. I just wanted an easy way to check the revision, and its easy to give someone simple instructions to check the "about" screen. Is there an easy way for a user to check the revision if all I do is put it in the application builder? User-friendliness is key, because for me to support the application I will need to have them tell me the revision they are using over the phone or in an email.
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-Devin
I got 99 problems but 8.6 ain't one.

Obtain reference to decoration

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I found (as others have) the "Label" property, but no way to reference it. I also found a Right-Click-Framework tool by Ton Plomp, but cannot get it to work (I'm running LabVIEW 2012 on a Windows 7 machine, and I've seen numerous references to RCF no longer working -- I've not tried to use it until now) (I also cannot view the movie that tells "how to" use Ton's tool -- right-clicking just brings up the "usual" Right-click menu on the Decoration).
There is a discussion about replacing the RCF tool with a Quick Drop tool -- has anyone done this? Does anyone have a solution?
I do know how to get "all the Decorations", and if there is only one on a Pane, I could just use it (no problem identifying them). But I'd like to avoid really messy (hard to document, hard to explain, hard to debug) situations with multiple decorations, hence the desire for an explicit referencing method.
Bob Schor
Solved!
Go to Solution.

DFGray wrote:
If you are saving VIs with multiple decorations, use tags to mark which decoration is which. You will need to programatically set them on the decorations. You could write a quickdrop shortcut to do this so that you can tag items interactively.
Thanks for the idea. I've not (yet) written any QD shortcuts, but this sounds intriguing. There doesn't seem to be a lot of information on How To Use User Tags, but "experimenting with LabVIEW" is fun!
I was thinking about How to Get Started. Tags seem to be "purely programmatic" things, meaning you need to run a VI to determine if a Decoration is tagged, and what its tag is called. I was thinking about the following "brute force method" (but see the next paragraph ...):
Open a new VI
Put, say, 4 decorations on it.
Write code to find the array of decorations on the Pane, open each, and give it a tag, say the strings "1", "2", etc.
Save the VI (thereby "saving" the tags).
Now replace the code with code that helps identify the VIs, such as lines them up in "name order".
Put a Label (to tell them apart during Development), e.g. "1", "2", etc. on each.
Go ahead and "develop" the application using the now-labelled-and-tagged decorations.
While I was about to write all this, the "Light Bulb" suddenly went off in my head -- why not try to write the "creation" code using LabVIEW scripting?
More things to think about, but now I'm more confident that I'll be able to get a better "handle" on decorations. Further helpful suggestions are still welcome.

How to populate Reference Component inside an EBO/EBM

Hi All,
I have a requirement where I am getting multiple types of data, Worker and Job from a file. 1 Worker can have multiple Jobs. I am using SyncWorkerEBM to map this data. I am able to map all the fields related to Worker successfully but when it comes to mapping the Job data, there is a reference component present inside this EBM JobReference. But when I expand it I see only the Identification elements in this and no fields which are present in the actual Job EBO.
My question is how to populate the fields that are present in the referenced component (EBO) inside the single components?
It is something similar to populating ShipToPartyRefrence details coming inside the SalesOrder.
Regards,
Neeraj Sehgal

Hello all
as explained it is always better to use the BADIs. The Function modules are internally used (form the SAP perspective). If you perform later SAP updates/upgrades etc. you are on the save side if you use the BADIs and if you try to prepare an OSS you will be supported. If you try to prepare an OSS regarding the function module in most cases you will not be sucessful.
But may be take a look here:
BAPI_BUS1077_CHANGE and BAPI_BUS1077_DELETE for referenced data
and here
BAPI_BUS1077_CHANGE failling for identifier long texts
The use of the BAPIs is still not easy.
With best regards
C.B.
PS: take a look here may be:
http://richard-harper.me.uk/sfmdr_sitemap/fglists/groups/z1GY.html
or here
http://www.se80.co.uk/sapreports/r/rc1_/rc1_1077_bapi_example_change.htm
Edited by: Christoph Bergemann on Oct 2, 2010 5:16 PM
Edited by: Christoph Bergemann on Oct 2, 2010 5:19 PM
Edited by: Christoph Bergemann on Oct 2, 2010 5:20 PM

Reference functions inside un untitled script object

Hello,
Does someone knows how to reference a function inside an untitled script object?
thank you

xfa.resolveNode("#script").functionName()
You should always name your scriptObjects ...it makes accessing them much easier.
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Cross-reference between structured and unstructured FM documents

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Is it possible to retain FM cross-references from structured to unstructured FM documents during an XML round trip?
From what I know, cross-references between or inside structured documents form pairs of ID and IDREF, while cross-references to unstructured documents are dumped as normal text and lose their functionality.
The unstructured target documents might be converted to Structured FM at some point, but for the time being I'd like to find another solution. Do you know any solution to this?
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Johannes,
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Hope this helps,
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Reference to cloned VI

I'm trying to obtain reference to cloned VI.
I have a program that has multiple calls to reentrant VI with prealocated clone for each instance. I'd like to reinitialize default values of all clones that's why I need reference to call the method that reinitialize values. I see that cloned VI's has different numbers e.g. edge.vi:1 (clone), edge.vi:2 (clone), but can't find way to obtain reference to them.
Refference to original VI doesn't affect cloned VI's
Thanks,
Petar
Solved!
Go to Solution.

This is very simple representation of my idea. There two running clones of one vi and on some time I want to resets their internal state.
I don't think first call can help me because I'd like to reinitialize them during execution.
Attachments:
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**URGENT** Deplyment error while using service reference

I am using Landscape service to get the system information from system landscape directory. I added the service reference inside my web dynpro application using NW studio. When I deploy this service I get following error:
Oct 21, 2005 3:06:16 PM /userOut/deploy (com.sap.ide.eclipse.sdm.threading.DeployThreadManager) [Thread[Deploy Thread,5,main]] WARNING:
[023]Deployment finished with warning
Settings
URL to deploy : file:/C:/DOCUME1/sam/LOCALS1/Temp/temp61301XYZ_Web_Dynpro.ear
Result
=> deployed with warning : file:/C:/DOCUME1/sam/LOCALS1/Temp/temp61301XYZ_Web_Dynpro.ear
Finished with warnings: development component 'XYZ_Web_Dynpro'/'local'/'LOKAL'/'0.2005.10.21.15.05.52':
Caught exception during application startup from SAP J2EE Engine's deploy service:
java.rmi.RemoteException: Error occurred while starting application local/XYZ_Web_Dynpro and wait. Reason: Clusterwide execption: server ID 7099050:<Localization failed: ResourceBundle='com.sap.engine.services.deploy.DeployResourceBundle', ID='com.sap.engine.services.deploy.container.DeploymentException: <Localization failed: ResourceBundle='com.sap.engine.services.deploy.DeployResourceBundle', ID=' STATUS_MISSING', Arguments: []> : Can't find resource for bundle java.util.PropertyResourceBundle, key STATUS_MISSING', Arguments: []> : Can't find resource for bundle java.util.PropertyResourceBundle, key com.sap.engine.services.deploy.container.DeploymentException: <Localization failed: ResourceBundle='com.sap.engine.services.deploy.DeployResourceBundle', ID=' STATUS_MISSING', Arguments: []> : Can't find resource for bundle java.util.PropertyResourceBundle, key STATUS_MISSING
(message ID: com.sap.sdm.serverext.servertype.inqmy.extern.EngineApplOnlineDeployerImpl.performAction(DeploymentActionTypes).REMEXC)
Deployment exception : Got problems during deployment
I wrote a sample iView without using dynpro & added the service reference as "landscape" inside the portalapp.xml & that iView worked fine.
So I know that the service name is correct & the service is running on the portal.
All I need to find out is how do I specify the reference of that service in my web dynpro application.

I have exactly the SAME problem
I tried putting PORTAL:sap.com/<your service name> in the sharing reference as well as in the service reference. But I still get the error during deployment.
I also tried putting it in "service referece". Same error.
I also tried just sap.com/<your service name>. But it didn't help either.

Referencing a instance inside a Class

Hi --
I am working on converting a movie clip to a Class so that I
can more easily
reuse it in later projects.
I have pretty succesfully converted my AS code from my
include file to a
Class file. However, I have two objects on the stage, topBG
and botBG and
whenever I reference these items inside my code, such as
botBG._y I get an
error at compile time saying "There is no property with the
name 'botBG'"
How can I set it so these assets can be referred to inside my
code?
The code worked fine when it was just a movie.. Also, this is
ActionScript
2.0.
Thanks
Rich

Hi --
Thanks for responding. What I had created was this:
I have a movie clip, "MainClip" with two movie clips ("ClipA"
and "ClipB")
inside that clip.
I put MainClip on the stage (_root) and had Actionscript code
in the main
time line. I referenced ClipA & ClipB this way:
MainClip.ClipA
MainClip.ClipB
Now, I want to turn MainClip into a class, "classMainClip".
However, having
moved the Actionscript into the class AS file and changed the
above
reference to just
ClipA
ClipB
I get an error at compile time.
How do I refer to the movie clips, "ClipA" and "ClipB" inside
the
actionscript that is the over lying class of which I want
these clips to be
a part?
Hopefully I've explained this right.
Thanks,
Rich
"kglad" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:gibuh8$qbh$[email protected]..
> you want class instances to be able to reference each
other?

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