OS X MOZ_PLUGIN_PATH with custom Java location

I'm trying to use Firefox with Java both on a usb stick.
On Windows this works with setting the MOZ_PLUGIN_PATH environment variable to java plugin location (..\Java\bin\plugin2).
I tried to do the same on Mac OS X (10.9.5), Firefox 33.0.1, Java 7u67 but it doesn't work.
It works only if Java is locally installed.
For the test I copied the /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/JavaAppletPlugin.plugin and unpacked JRE (jre/lib) to some test directory and set the MOZ_PLUGIN_PATH to it.
Thanks in advance for any help,
Marko

See:
*https://developer.mozilla.org/Gecko_Plugin_API_Reference/Plug-in_Basics#Plug-in_Detection

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P.S. Venkat is correct, post UCM specific questions in the ECM forum.
Hope that helps,
Andy Weaver - Senior Software Consultant
Fishbowl Solutions < http://www.fishbowlsolutions.com?WT.mc_id=L_Oracle_Consulting_amw_OTN_WCS >

Where to Place Custom Java Code

We are planning on adding customized Java code to Identity Manager 8; XPRESS will be used to call the customized Java code.
Questions:
1) Where does this customised code reside in the Java Application Server (Glassfish)?
2) Does the customized Java code have to be packaged in a JAR file?
Many thanks for your help.

You would deploy custom Java code along with the IDM war/ear file. Classes go in the WEB-INF/classes/ folder, JARs in WEB-INF/lib/ and that is application server independant.
Class files or JARs? Do you have any build process for your IDM, like the custom build environment CBE, then the source files might end up as class files; if you are using a seperate build environment for those custom classes, then packaging them in a JAR would be the way to go.
Generally speaking, using a JAR for your custom code is neater; whether a class in classes/com/foo/bar/Foo.class or in lib/myfoobars.jar takes precedence over the other is up to the class loader and depending on your application server and its settings, the behavior might vary - so be careful about mixing use of those locations.

SSO problem on Windows Mobile with WAS Java 7.0 and R/3 4.7

We have a curious single sign-on problem with custom WM-app.
The application is developed using WD Java and currently runs on WAS 7.0 SPS10. WAS makes calls to several RFC:s on 4.7 Enterprise and authentication is done using SSO.
The enduser device is a handheld running Windows Mobile and the browser is a vendor (HHP) provided Mobile IE based HandHeldWeb. Because of the poor usability of the default login on handhelds we created a custom J2EE Web Application JSP which does the login to the WM-app.
On a PC browser everything functions normally, but occasionally with the mobile device no data from R/3 is displayed. As if SSO didn't work. Sometimes, if transaction 1 doesn't work and the user comes out of it, then runs transaction 2 which makes an RFC call and then returns to transaction 1 it works. Sometimes..
This problem does not occur on mobile device when the default login is used. And as stated previously, on a PC the custom login works fine.
-Erno

Hi,
Currently SAP is selling the Software in Business Suite .
If you are purchasing the SRM 7.0 .It will come as Business suite . It will contain
1. SRM 7.0
2.CRM
3.PLM
4.SCM
5. ECC 6.0 wiht Eph 4
When you are getting the ECC 6.0 in this package why to use SAP R/3- 4.6C
So better you upgrade both the SRM and R/3.
I would like to know if SRM 7.0 and R/3 4.6C is compatible in first place.Will it work?
It will work but in the long run you will get lot of Problem.Since SRM 7.0 is Based on Webdynpro technology
Regards
G.Ganesh Kumar

How do you invoke custom java classes???

Could someone post a detailed method of invoking custom java classes that works including what files go where, settings and the way it is invoked etc.
I have tried various ways from this forum and in the documentation without success. I am using IDM 8. I found these instructions regarding how you would do it if you were writing custom resource adaptors in the deployment tools guide:
To install a resource adapter youve customized:
1. Load the NewResourceAdapter.class file in the Identity Manager installation
directory under
idm/WEB-INF/classes/com/waveset/adapter/sample
(You might have to create this directory.)
2. Copy the .gif file to idm/applet/images.
This .gif file is the image that displays next to the resource name on the List
Resources page, and it should contain an image for your resource that is
18x18 pixels and 72 DPI in size.
3. Add the class to the resource.adapter property in
config/waveset.properties.
4. Stop and restart the application server. (For information about working with
application servers, see Identity Manager Installation.)
I tried the instructions here but placed my custom class in a folder entitled custom instead of /adapter/sample. Not sure about instruction 3 or whether it is relevent. Anyway nothings working.
Edited by: masj78 on Nov 25, 2008 3:50 AM
Edited by: masj78 on Nov 25, 2008 4:03 AM

Hi,
The way to add custom class is the same as you followed , put them in the WEB-INF/classes.
To use the custom adapter ,
Go To Resources - > Configure Types -> Add Custom Resource .
Type in the fully qualified class name of the custom adapter you added.and Save.
Now the new adapter you added should showup in the list of available adapters when you try to
configure a new adapter.
(Make sure that the prototype XML of your custom adapter is correct so that it displays the correct name / type for the adapter in the adapter list.
Thanks,
Balu

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