Oracle Mobile server for iOS

Hi,
After going through documentation for Oracle Mobile server, I could not find support for iOS.
Does Oracle mobile server support iOS?
if not is there any plan to do so in the near by future?
Thanks

Despite many attempts at trying to get an update on this topic I can't seem to get anyone from Oracle to provide any information. I'm now at a critical stage with a new project and would like to know if the Mobile Client will be available for iOS within the timeframes I am looking at. If not, will likely need to look at alternatives which will mean one or more large Mobile Server licences will not be renewed. Surely someone from Oracle on this forum can chime in and give us an update on where this is at?

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Oracle Mobile Server with SQLLite/Berkeley Db and dbsql

Hi all,
i am not sure if i am correct here but hopefully i am.
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Edited by: Hugo Zenha on 15-Apr-2009 07:40

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We have a client that currently uses Oracle Database Lite 10.3.0.3.0 to synce an olite database that interacts with a Win32 application. Due to the support being dropped they are in the process of migrating to Oracle Mobile Server 11g, however I have run into an issue with the BerkeleyDB files created by the sync agent.
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C:\mobileclient\bdb\data\TESTUSER>dbsql.exe TEST.db
Berkeley DB 11g Release 2, library version 11.2.5.3.21: (May 11, 2012)
Enter ".help" for instructions
Enter SQL statements terminated with a ";"
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PKCOL|VALCOL
1|ONE1
2|ONE2
3|ONE3
4|ONE4
5|ONE5
6|ONE6
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PKCOL|VALCOL
1|ONE1
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Error: database disk image is malformed
dbsql>
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Unable to start Oracle Reports Server for 10g version 10.1.2.3.0

Attention Oracle Reports Team or anyone else:
I am unable to start the Oracle Reports Server for 10g version 10.1.2.3.0 of the Application Server.
I have included the trace files see below. I marked the text in bold that might indicate the issues.
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Reports engine rwEng trace file:+
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:626] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[0]=name=rwEng-0
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:627] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[1]=server=myreportserver
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:627] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[2]=ORACLE_HOME=/myoraclehomepath
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:627] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[3]=engineimplclass=oracle.reports.engine.EngineImpl
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:627] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[4]=traceopts=trace_all
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:628] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[5]=tracefile=/myoraclehomepath/reports/logs/rwEng-0.trc
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:628] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[6]=tracemode=trace_append
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:628] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[7]=cacheDir=/myoraclehomepath/reports/cache
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:628] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[8]=server_ior="/tmp/myreportserver_xxxxxxxx_xxxxxxxxxxxxx"
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:678] Info 50128 (RWEngine:init): orb init succeeded
[2010/7/8 10:11:52:108] Info 55007 (EngineImpl:loadLibrary): Load librw.so succeeded
[2010/7/8 10:11:52:108] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:init): useDataCache = null
[2010/7/8 10:11:52:108] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:init): ignoreDataParameter = null
[2010/7/8 10:11:52:115] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): start CInitEngine()
[2010/7/8 10:11:52:115] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[0] = rw
[2010/7/8 10:11:52:115] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[1] = ora_rw20_3tng
[2010/7/8 10:11:52:115] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[2] = myreportserver
[2010/7/8 10:11:52:115] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[3] = /myoraclehomepath/reports/cache
[2010/7/8 10:11:52:116] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[4] = null
[2010/7/8 10:11:52:116] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[5] = null
[2010/7/8 10:11:52:116] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[6] = trace_all
[2010/7/8 10:11:52:116] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[7] = /myoraclehomepath/reports/logs/myreportserver/rwEng-0.trc
[2010/7/8 10:11:52:116] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[8] = trace_append
[2010/7/8 10:11:52:116] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[9] = null
[2010/7/8 10:11:52:117] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[10] = null
[2010/7/8 10:11:52:117] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[11] = null
*[2010/7/8 10:11:58:329] Error 50103 (C Engine): 10:11:58 ERR REP-3000: Internal error starting Oracle Toolkit.*
*[2010/7/8 10:11:58:329] Error 50103 (C Engine): 10:11:58 ERR REP-3000: Internal error starting Oracle Toolkit.*
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:330] (C Engine)
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:330] (C Engine)
               | Reports Builder Profiler statistics |
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:330] (C Engine)
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:330] (C Engine)
TOTAL ELAPSED Time: 6.06 seconds
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:331] (C Engine)
Reports Time: 6.06 seconds
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:331] (C Engine) (100.00% of TOTAL)
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:331] (C Engine)
ORACLE Time: 0.00 seconds
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:331] (C Engine) ( 0.00% of TOTAL)
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:331] (C Engine)
UPI: 0.00 seconds
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:332] (C Engine)
SQL: 0.00 seconds
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:332] (C Engine)
TOTAL CPU Time used by process: 1.08 seconds
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:340] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): CInitEngine returns 3000
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:129] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[0]=name=rwEng-0
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:130] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[1]=server=myreportserver
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:130] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[2]=ORACLE_HOME=/myoraclehomepath
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:130] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[3]=engineimplclass=oracle.reports.engine.EngineImpl
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:130] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[4]=traceopts=trace_all
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:131] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[5]=tracefile=/myoraclehomepath/reports/logs/myreportserver/rwEng-0.trc
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:131] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[6]=tracemode=trace_append
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:131] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[7]=cacheDir=/myoraclehomepath/reports/cache
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:131] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[8]=server_ior="/tmp/myreportserver_xxxxxxx_xxxxxxxxxxxxx"
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:179] Info 50128 (RWEngine:init): orb init succeeded
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:593] Info 55007 (EngineImpl:loadLibrary): Load librw.so succeeded
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:593] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:init): useDataCache = null
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:594] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:init): ignoreDataParameter = null
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:597] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): start CInitEngine()
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:598] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[0] = rw
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:598] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[1] = ora_rw20_3tng
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:598] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[2] = myreportserver
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:598] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[3] = /myoraclehomepath/reports/cache
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:598] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[4] = null
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:599] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[5] = null
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:599] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[6] = trace_all
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:599] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[7] = /myoraclehomepath/reports/logs/myreportserver/rwEng-0.trc
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:599] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[8] = trace_append
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:599] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[9] = null
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:599] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[10] = null
[2010/7/8 10:11:59:600] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[11] = null
*[2010/7/8 10:12:5:757] Error 50103 (C Engine): 10:12:05 ERR REP-3000: Internal error starting Oracle Toolkit.*
*[2010/7/8 10:12:5:758] Error 50103 (C Engine): 10:12:05 ERR REP-3000: Internal error starting Oracle Toolkit.*
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:758] (C Engine)
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:758] (C Engine)
               | Reports Builder Profiler statistics |
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:758] (C Engine)
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:759] (C Engine)
TOTAL ELAPSED Time: 6.06 seconds
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:759] (C Engine)
Reports Time: 6.06 seconds
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:759] (C Engine) (100.00% of TOTAL)
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:759] (C Engine)
ORACLE Time: 0.00 seconds
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:760] (C Engine) ( 0.00% of TOTAL)
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:760] (C Engine)
UPI: 0.00 seconds
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:760] (C Engine)
SQL: 0.00 seconds
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:760] (C Engine)
TOTAL CPU Time used by process: 1.01 seconds
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:769] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): CInitEngine returns 3000
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:475] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[0]=name=rwEng-0
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:475] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[1]=server=myreportserver
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:475] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[2]=ORACLE_HOME=/myoraclehomepath
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:476] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[3]=engineimplclass=oracle.reports.engine.EngineImpl
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:476] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[4]=traceopts=trace_all
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:476] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[5]=tracefile=/myoraclehomepath/reports/logs/myreportserver/rwEng-0.trc
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:476] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[6]=tracemode=trace_append
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:476] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[7]=cacheDir=/myoraclehomepath/reports/cache
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:476] Debug 50103 (RWEngine:init): args[8]=server_ior="/tmp/myreportserver_xxxxxxxx_xxxxxxxxxxxxx"
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:523] Info 50128 (RWEngine:init): orb init succeeded
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:942] Info 55007 (EngineImpl:loadLibrary): Load librw.so succeeded
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:942] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:init): useDataCache = null
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:942] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:init): ignoreDataParameter = null
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:946] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): start CInitEngine()
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:946] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[0] = rw
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:946] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[1] = ora_rw20_3tng
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:946] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[2] = myreportserver
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:947] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[3] = /myoraclehomepath/reports/cache
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:947] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[4] = null
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:947] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[5] = null
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:947] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[6] = trace_all
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:947] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[7] = /myoraclehomepath/reports/logs/myreportserver/rwEng-0.trc
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:947] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[8] = trace_append
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:948] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[9] = null
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:948] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[10] = null
[2010/7/8 10:12:6:948] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): commandline[11] = null
*[2010/7/8 10:12:13:91] Error 50103 (C Engine): 10:12:13 ERR REP-3000: Internal error starting Oracle Toolkit.*
*[2010/7/8 10:12:13:91] Error 50103 (C Engine): 10:12:13 ERR REP-3000: Internal error starting Oracle Toolkit.*
[2010/7/8 10:12:13:91] (C Engine)
[2010/7/8 10:12:13:92] (C Engine)
               | Reports Builder Profiler statistics |
[2010/7/8 10:12:13:92] (C Engine)
[2010/7/8 10:12:13:92] (C Engine)
TOTAL ELAPSED Time: 6.05 seconds
[2010/7/8 10:12:13:92] (C Engine)
Reports Time: 6.05 seconds
[2010/7/8 10:12:13:92] (C Engine) (100.00% of TOTAL)
[2010/7/8 10:12:13:93] (C Engine)
ORACLE Time: 0.00 seconds
[2010/7/8 10:12:13:93] (C Engine) ( 0.00% of TOTAL)
[2010/7/8 10:12:13:93] (C Engine)
UPI: 0.00 seconds
[2010/7/8 10:12:13:93] (C Engine)
SQL: 0.00 seconds
[2010/7/8 10:12:13:93] (C Engine)
TOTAL CPU Time used by process: 1.02 seconds
*[2010/7/8 10:12:13:102] Debug 50103 (EngineImpl:EngineImpl): CInitEngine returns 3000*
reports engine rwURLEng trace file:+
*** 2010/7/8 10:11:47:306 -- Reading server config file /myoraclehomepath/reports/conf/myreportserver.conf
*** 2010/7/8 10:11:47:307 -- <server version="10.1.2.3.0">
<cache class="oracle.reports.cache.RWCache">
<property name="cacheSize" value="50"/>



</cache>


<engine id="rwEng" class="oracle.reports.engine.EngineImpl" initEngine="1" maxEngine="4" minEngine="1" engLife="50" maxIdle="30" callbackTimeOut="90000">


</engine>
<engine id="rwURLEng" class="oracle.reports.urlengine.URLEngineImpl" initEngine="1" maxEngine="4" minEngine="1" engLife="50" maxIdle="30" callbackTimeOut="90000"/>


<destination destype="ftp" class="oracle.reports.plugin.destination.ftp.DesFTP">

</destination>
<destination destype="WebDav" class="oracle.reports.plugin.destination.webdav.DesWebDAV">

</destination>


<job jobType="report" engineId="rwEng" securityId="rwSec"/>
<job jobType="rwurl" engineId="rwURLEng" securityId="rwSec"/>
<notification id="mailNotify" class="oracle.reports.server.MailNotify">
<property name="succnotefile" value="succnote.txt"/>
<property name="failnotefile" value="failnote.txt"/>
</notification>

<log option="noJob"/>

<trace traceOpts="trace_all" traceMode="trace_append"/>
<connection maxConnect="20" idleTimeOut="15">
<orbClient id="RWClient" publicKeyFile="clientpub.key"/>
</connection>
<queue maxQueueSize="1000"/>




<pluginParam name="xmlpds" type="file">xmlpds.conf</pluginParam>
<pluginParam name="jdbcpds" type="file">jdbcpds.conf</pluginParam>
<pluginParam name="textpds" type="file">textpds.conf</pluginParam>
</server>
*** 2010/7/8 10:11:47:308 -- Reports Server is starting up
*** 2010/7/8 10:11:51:982 -- Reports Server started up engine rwURLEng-0
*** *2010/7/8 10:12:13:175 -- Shutting down engine rwURLEng-0*
*** *2010/7/8 10:12:13:177 -- Reports Server shut down engine rwURLEng-0*
*** 2010/7/8 10:12:13:178 -- Server is shutting down
Why does the rwURLEng engine start up and then immediately shut down?+
reports server trace file:+
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:276] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): XFILESEARCHPATH=/usr/dt/app-defaults/%L/Dt
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:277] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): NLSPATH=/usr/dt/lib/nls/msg/%L/%N.cat
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:277] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): DEBUG_SLFIND=/myapppath/log/mydebuglogfile.log
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:277] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): DISPLAY=myhostname:0.0
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:277] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/myoraclehomepath/jdk/jre/lib/sparc:/myoraclehomepath/lib:/myoraclehomepath/opmn/lib:/myoraclehomepath/lib32
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:278] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): NLS_LANG=AMERICAN_AMERICA.WE8ISO8859P1
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:278] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): ORACLE_CONFIG_HOME=/myoraclehomepath
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:278] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): ORACLE_HOME=/myoraclehomepath
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:278] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): ORA_NLS33=/myoraclehomepath/ocommon/nls/admin/data
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:283] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): PATH=/myoraclehomepath/jdk/bin:/myoraclehomepath/bin:/myoraclehomepath/jdk/bin:/myoraclehomepath/bin:/myoraclehomepath/dcm/bin:/myoraclehomepath/bin:/myoraclehomepath/Apache/Apache/bin:/myoraclehomepath/opmn/bin:/myoraclehomepath/dcm/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/etc:/usr/ccs/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/ucb:/usr/sbin:/export/home/oracle:/usr/bin:/bin
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:283] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): REPORTS_CLASSPATH=/myoraclehomepath/reports/jlib/rwbuilder.jar:/myoraclehomepath/reports/jlib/rwrun.jar:/myoraclehomepath/jlib/zrclient.jar:/myoraclehomepath/j2ee/home/oc4j.jar:/myoraclehomepath/j2ee/home/lib/ojsp.jar:/myoraclehomepath/reports/jlib/oraclebarcode.jar
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:283] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): REPORTS_DEFAULT_DISPLAY=NO
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:284] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): REPORTS_NO_DUMMY_PRINTER=TRUE
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:284] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): REPORTS_PATH=/myapppath/bin:/myapppath/util/bin:/myoraclehomepath/guicommon/tk/admin/TTF:/myoraclehomepath/reports/templates:/myoraclehomepath/reports/samples/demo:/myoraclehomepath/reports/integ:/myoraclehomepath/reports/printers
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:284] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): REPORTS_TAGLIB_URI=/WEB-INF/lib/reports_tld.jar
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:284] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): REPORTS_TMP=/tmp
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:284] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): RW=/myoraclehomepath/reports
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:284] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): SHELL=/usr/bin/ksh
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:284] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): TK_DEBUG_POSTSCRIPT=Func/L/Mem
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:284] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): TK_ICON=/myoraclehomepath/reports/plugins/resource
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:284] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): TMP=/tmp
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:284] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): TNS_ADMIN=/myapppath
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:285] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): TZ=US/Eastern
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:285] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): X_LD_LIBRARY_PATH_64=/myoraclehomepath/lib
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:285] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): NLS_LANG=AMERICAN_AMERICA.WE8ISO8859P1
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:285] Debug 50103 (EnvironmentUtility:getEnvironment): REPORTS_TMP=/tmp
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:308] Info 56025 (RWServer:startServer): Reports Server is starting up
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:503] Debug 50103 (JobManager:start): Using Maximum Job Retry value = 0
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:526] Info 65000 (Multicast:init): Communication channel initialized
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:528] Debug 50103 (Multicast:registerReceiver): Packet handler registered
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:529] Info 50103 (ServerPacketHandler:start): ServerPacketHandler started successfully
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:532] Info 50103 (RWServer:startServer): Using multicast mechanism
[2010/7/8 10:11:47:562] Debug 50103 (ServerPacketReceiver:handleRequestPacket): Received packets. Multicast is working
[2010/7/8 10:11:48:561] Debug 50103 (ServerPacketReceiver:handleRequestPacket): Received packets. Multicast is working
[2010/7/8 10:11:49:572] Debug 50103 (ServerPacketReceiver:handleRequestPacket): Received packets. Multicast is working
[2010/7/8 10:11:50:589] Info 56023 (ServerImpl:ServerImpl): Idle thread has been started
[2010/7/8 10:11:50:691] Info 56020 (EngineManager:spawnEngine): Launching engine rwEng-0
[2010/7/8 10:11:50:691] Info 50103 (EngineManager:spawnEngine): OS Name = SunOS : OS Arch = sparc
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:56] Info 50103 (RWLocaleUtility:RWLocaleUtility): Using oracle.i18n.util.LocaleMapper class
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:58] Debug 50103 (EngineManager:spawnEngine): Start engine command line = /myoraclehomepath/bin/rwengine.sh -server -cp /myoraclehomepath/j2ee/home/lib/ojsp.jar:/myoraclehomepath/reports/jlib/rwrun.jar:/myoraclehomepath/jlib/zrclient.jar -Duser.language=en -Duser.region=US -Xmx256M oracle.reports.engine.RWEngine name=rwEng-0 server=myreportserver ORACLE_HOME=/myoraclehomepath engineimplclass=oracle.reports.engine.EngineImpl traceopts=trace_all tracefile=/myoraclehomepath/reports/logs/myreportserver/rwEng-0.trc tracemode=trace_append cacheDir=/myoraclehomepath/reports/cache server_ior="/tmp/myreportserver_xxxxxxxx_xxxxxxxxxxxxx"
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:95] Info 56021 (EngineManager:spawnEngine): Engine rwEng-0 has been launched
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:95] State 56004 (EngineInfo:setState): Engine rwEng-0 state is: Initial
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:97] Info 56020 (EngineManager:spawnEngine): Launching engine rwURLEng-0
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:98] Info 50103 (EngineManager:spawnEngine): OS Name = SunOS : OS Arch = sparc
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:99] Debug 50103 (EngineManager:spawnEngine): Start engine command line = /myoraclehomepath/bin/rwengine.sh -server -cp /myoraclehomepath/j2ee/home/lib/ojsp.jar:/myoraclehomepath/reports/jlib/rwrun.jar:/myoraclehomepath/jlib/zrclient.jar -Duser.language=en -Duser.region=US -Xmx256M oracle.reports.engine.RWEngine name=rwURLEng-0 server=myreportserver ORACLE_HOME=/myoraclehomepath engineimplclass=oracle.reports.urlengine.URLEngineImpl traceopts=trace_all tracefile=/myoraclehomepath/reports/logs/myreportserver/rwURLEng-0.trc tracemode=trace_append cacheDir=/myoraclehomepath/reports/cache server_ior="/tmp/myreportserver_xxxxxxx_xxxxxxxxxxxxx"
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:129] Info 56021 (EngineManager:spawnEngine): Engine rwURLEng-0 has been launched
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:129] State 56004 (EngineInfo:setState): Engine rwURLEng-0 state is: Initial
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:131] Debug 50103 (JobStore:writePersistFile): Purge persistent file
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:169] Debug 50103 (JobStore:writePersistFile): Purge persistent file done
*[2010/7/8 10:11:51:981] Warning 50103 (EngineManager:registerEngine): REP-55103: API URLEngine:getEngineEnvs not applicable to URL engine*
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:982] Info 56026 (EngineManager:registerEngine): Reports Server started up engine rwURLEng-0
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:998] Debug 50103 (EngineManager:updateEngineState): Engine rwURLEng-0 status is 1
[2010/7/8 10:11:51:998] State 56004 (EngineInfo:setState): Engine rwURLEng-0 state is: Ready
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:490] Info 50103 (EngineManager:manage): Engine restart count: 1
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:590] Info 56020 (EngineManager:spawnEngine): Launching engine rwEng-0
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:590] Info 50103 (EngineManager:spawnEngine): OS Name = SunOS : OS Arch = sparc
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:592] Debug 50103 (EngineManager:spawnEngine): Start engine command line = /myoraclehomepath/bin/rwengine.sh -server -cp /myoraclehomepath/j2ee/home/lib/ojsp.jar:/myoraclehomepath/reports/jlib/rwrun.jar:/myoraclehomepath/jlib/zrclient.jar -Duser.language=en -Duser.region=US -Xmx256M oracle.reports.engine.RWEngine name=rwEng-0 server=myreportserver ORACLE_HOME=/myoraclehomepath engineimplclass=oracle.reports.engine.EngineImpl traceopts=trace_all tracefile=/myoraclehomepath/reports/logs/myreportserver/rwEng-0.trc tracemode=trace_append cacheDir=/myoraclehomepath/reports/cache server_ior="/tmp/myreportserver_xxxxxxx_xxxxxxxxxxxxx"
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:623] Info 56021 (EngineManager:spawnEngine): Engine rwEng-0 has been launched
[2010/7/8 10:11:58:624] State 56004 (EngineInfo:setState): Engine rwEng-0 state is: Initial
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:832] Info 50103 (EngineManager:manage): Engine restart count: 2
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:932] Info 56020 (EngineManager:spawnEngine): Launching engine rwEng-0
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:934] Info 50103 (EngineManager:spawnEngine): OS Name = SunOS : OS Arch = sparc
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:935] Debug 50103 (EngineManager:spawnEngine): Start engine command line = /myoraclehomepath/bin/rwengine.sh -server -cp /myoraclehomepath/j2ee/home/lib/ojsp.jar:/myoraclehomepath/reports/jlib/rwrun.jar:/myoraclehomepath/jlib/zrclient.jar -Duser.language=en -Duser.region=US -Xmx256M oracle.reports.engine.RWEngine name=rwEng-0 server=myreportserver ORACLE_HOME=/myoraclehomepath engineimplclass=oracle.reports.engine.EngineImpl traceopts=trace_all tracefile=/myoraclehomepath/reports/logs/myreportserver/rwEng-0.trc tracemode=trace_append cacheDir=/myoraclehomepath/reports/cache server_ior="/tmp/myreportserver_xxxxxxxx_xxxxxxxxxxxxx"
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:963] Info 56021 (EngineManager:spawnEngine): Engine rwEng-0 has been launched
[2010/7/8 10:12:5:964] State 56004 (EngineInfo:setState): Engine rwEng-0 state is: Initial
*[2010/7/8 10:12:13:174] Exception 56105 (): Engine rwEng-0 died with error:*
oracle.reports.RWException: IDL:oracle/reports/RWException:1.0
     at oracle.reports.utility.Utility.newRWException(Utility.java:758)
     at oracle.reports.server.EngineManager.manage(EngineManager.java:367)
     at oracle.reports.server.IdleThread.run(IdleThread.java:88)
*[2010/7/8 10:12:13:175] Info 56029 (EngineManager:shutdownEngine): Shutting down engine rwURLEng-0*
[2010/7/8 10:12:13:176] State 56004 (EngineInfo:setState): Engine rwURLEng-0 state is: Shutdown
[2010/7/8 10:12:13:177] Info 56047 (EngineManager:remove): Reports Server shut down engine rwURLEng-0
[2010/7/8 10:12:13:177] Info 50103 (ServerPacketHandler:stop): Multicastmanager stopped successfully
[2010/7/8 10:12:13:178] Info 50002 (RWServer:shutdown): Server is shutting down
[2010/7/8 10:12:13:178] Info 50103 (RWServer:startServer): Notify thread to exit
Why does the trace file indicate that the rwEng engine died with error?+
Again why does the rwURLEng engine start up and then immediately shut down?+
Thank you for your help on this issue.+

OK, I did this once and did not follow the oracle docs
If you saved your targets.xml before you started you might save it by renaming it back.
(Double check to make sure you did not miss a rename)
Otherwise, all I have to offer is my rough notes:
1. Backup the file $ORACLE_HOME/sysman/emd/targets.xml.
[oracle@ias02 emd]$ pwd
/u01/app/oracle/product/midtier/sysman/emd
cp targets.xml targets.xmlbackup
2. Modify the file targets.xml by changing all the occurrences of the wrong reports server name by the correct one.
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Copy the conf file as follows: ( this will named different from system to system )
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run this script:
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3.Update the changed configuration .
/u01/app/oracle/product/midtier/dcm/bin/dcmctl updateconfig -ct opmn -v -d
/u01/app/oracle/product/midtier/dcm/bin/dcmctl resyncinstance -v -d
4. Restart the Application Server Control Console
/u01/app/oracle/product/midtier/bin/emctl stop iasconsole
/u01/app/oracle/product/midtier/bin/emctl start iasconsole
In the file:
/u01/app/oracle/product/midtier/reports/config/reportsConfig.properties
Change the Reports_Server_Name setting from rep_test_midtier to rep_fam (change rep_fam to new report server name)
Best Wishes (I was able to save mime)
The other option is to reinstall

Companion CDs for 64-bit Oracle HTTP Server for AIX5L(64 bit) required.

I need Companion CDs for 64 bit Oracle HTTP Server for AIX5L(64 bit).
I tried to install using
as_ibm_aix_companion_101300_disk1.cpio & as_ibm_aix_companion_101300_disk2.cpio
but when i checked the files present in <Oracle_Home>/ohs/lib , they are of 32-bit.
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Greetings,
Try this link:
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Regards,
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hi,
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I am reading the "Oracle VM Server for SPARC 2.2 Administration Guide" but I can't find what I am looking for.
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https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/blogs/aixpert/entry/shared_ethernet_adapter_sea_failover_with_load_balancing198?lang=en
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Edited by: 905243 on Aug 23, 2012 1:27 PM

Hi,
there's link-based and probe-based IPMP. We use link-based IPMP (in the primary domain and in the guest LDOMs).
For the guest LDOMs you have to set the phys-state linkprop on the vnets if you want to use link-based IPMP:
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If you want to use IPMP with vsw interfaces in the primary domain, you have to set the phys-state linkprop in the vswitch:
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Bye,
Alexander.

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Edited by: Honglin Su on May 24, 2012 10:22 AM

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Thanks Marcel. Sorry for the delayed reply as I was away. Yes, I did mean the control domain, but I also worried that NFS mount on NetApp may not work for LDOMs, as I read somewhere that Solaris does not support containers on NFS. I am a bit puzzled over here, as this means we may have to go for iSCSI route for all the VMs. iSCSI is untested in our Solaris environment, although heavily used on other things on NetApps. We also don't have any options but to use NetApps, as NetApps are being used in our two datacentres and it would be ideal for DR scenario.
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Any tips for getting it to work with Solaris 11? I tried following the steps outlined in Administering Oracle VM Server for SPARC 2.1, but it fails on the "ifconfig vsw0 plumb" command with:
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S11 networking has "vanity naming" enabled by default (so things are named net0, net1, etc) - if you run 'dladm show-phys' you should be able to work out which one is from the vsw device.
Note: unlike on S10, with S11 you don't need to plumb the vsw in order to get connectivity between the guests and the control domain.
This might also help: https://blogs.oracle.com/raghuram/entry/ldoms_networking_in_solaris_11

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Hi,
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Anyone know when MIB software will be available on Solaris 11 ?
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