OEM JAva App Issue

Dear All,
I am using 10.2.0 client software on windows 7 OS.
I am facing an issue with OEM Java Console. It is not storing database list information in OEM console.
First time I add the DB list by choosing "Add database from local tnsnames.ora" option.
When I re-open the OEM java console appliucation, NO database list is present, again i am adding the list.
Please let me know how to fix this.
Thanks,
Kods

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Symptoms
Cause
Solution
Applies to:
Oracle Enterprise Manager - Version: 10.2 to 10.2 - Release: 10.2 to 10.2
z*OBSOLETE: Microsoft Windows Vista x64 (64-bit)
z*OBSOLETE: Microsoft Windows Vista (32-bit)
Symptoms
When re-launching the Enterprise Manager (EM) Standalone Java Console, the Database Targets no longer appear.
The below steps reproduces the issues:
1. On Windows desktop, navigate to
ALL PROGRAMS > Oracle 10g Client > Enterprise Manager Console
2. Once EM Console has been launched, navigate to the top menu and select:
Navigator > Add Database to Tree 3. Select the appropriate Database Targets you wish to add.
4. The following Database Targets are now displayed.
5. Log out of the EM Console
6. Re-launch the EM Console
ALL PROGRAMS > Oracle 10g Client > Enterprise Manager Console
7. The Database Targets no longer appear in the Database Tree.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Oracle recommends that you use Grid Control or Database Control in preference to the Java Console when possible. All Java Console functionality will be migrated to Grid Control in future releases therefore functionality in the Java Console will be limited. The Java Console will no longer be available once functionality migration is complete.
Cause
On Windows Vista, the permissions on the file directories for OS authenticated users has been set with restricted access:
•<ORACLE_DB_CLIENT_HOME>/sysman/config
•<ORACLE_DB_CLIENT_HOME>/network/admin
Solution
1. Open Browser to Windows Explorer
Run > cmd > explorer
2. In the Windows Explorer, navigate to folder
<ORACLE_DB_CLIENT_HOME>/sysman
3. Select "config" folder and Right click on "Properties"
4. Select the "Security" tab
5. Select the "Authenticated users" and permit "Full Control"
6. Then click on "Apply" and then "Ok"
7. In the Windows Explorer, navigate to folder
<ORACLE_DB_CLIENT_HOME>/network
8. Select "admin" folder and Right click on "Properties"
9. Select the "Security" tab
10. Select the "Authenticated users" and permit "Full Control"
11. Then click on "Apply" and then "Ok"

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