Passing Deployment Descriptor value to transformation - Important

All,
Version: 10.1.3.4
I have a requirement to get run time value and access it inside transformation (xslt). Hence I used deployment descriptor, but I'm stuck on how to access this value inside transformation. I tried ora:getPreference to use it inside Assign activity and successfully done this, but cudn't do the same inside transformation. Any pointers would be of great help.
rgds
sen

Hi,
Ya, i'm looking for such doc. Can you please share it if you have?
I followed this (http://soacrux.blogspot.com/2010/08/passing-bpel-variable-contents-into.html) blog. For bpel 10g, is it mandatory to keep the XSLTParameters.xsd? If i use this xsd and create a variable of the xsd type, during deployment jdev throws an error
Error(64):
*[Error ORABPEL-10010]: unresolved element*
*[Description]: in line 64 of "D:\Application1\BPELProcess1\bpel\BPELProcess1.bpel", XML element "{http://schemas.oracle.com/service/bpel/common}parameters" of variable "Variable_3" is not defined.*
*[Potential fix]: Make sure the XML element "{http://schemas.oracle.com/service/bpel/common}parameters" is defined in one of WSDLs that are referenced by the deployment descriptor.*
rgds
sen
Edited by: Sen2008 on Jan 22, 2012 12:58 AM

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</body>
</html>
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Deployment Descriptor in Oracle 11g

Hi all,
in oracle 10g i used to create deployment descriptor property in jedeveloper and set value for it,so that i can change the value in the console at run time. Like wise i am not aware how to do the same in the oracle 11g. pls help me to sort this.

Hi Kaushik,
Do you mean preference properties which you could set in bpel.xml file and then can access using ora:getPreference() ?
If so, then these properties can be defined now in composite.xml file.
http://tech-learnings.blogspot.com/2010/05/adding-preference-properties-in-11g.html
HTH,
Ketan

SQL: Having problems passing a date value to dynamic SQL

SQL Version 2008 (not R2)
Problem: 1) I'm getting the following error message when trying to run the sql code below.
SQL "Messages" Returned when running code:
Msg 206, Level 16,
State 2, Procedure uspxc_WAWP_10_Get_VPData, Line 0
Operand type clash: int is incompatible with date
Loaded VP DATA for Month: 20121201
Problem Code Line:
SET @dynamicSQL = 'EXEC ' + @StoredProcedureName + ' ' + @DEVModeYN + ', ' + CAST(@WIPMonth as varchar);
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I've spent several hours trying to get around this error.
Full Code:
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[uspxi_XIUD_98_DataConversionGET_VP_WIPJobHistory] (@DEVModeYN nchar(1) = 'D', @WIPMonth Date)
AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON;
DECLARE @returnCode AS INT ,
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   @msg as varchar(60),
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SET @StoredProcedureName = 'uspxc_WAWP_10_Get_VPData'
-- Check to see if @StoredProcedureName exists in the database.
IF EXISTS(SELECT name FROM sys.procedures WHERE name = @StoredProcedureName)
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  PRINT @msg;
  GoTo SPEND
END
ELSE
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SPEND:
END
Bob Sutor

When you work with dynamic SQL, you should never build a full SQL string by concatenating values, because this is more difficult to get right and also has problems with SQL injection and efficient use of the SQL Server cache.
So the correct way to do this in dynamic SQL would be:
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EXEC sp_executesql @SQL, N'DEVModeYN nchar(1), @WIPMonth date',
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A lot easier and cleaner! (Note that the variable @SQL must be declared as nvarchar.)
...however, in this particular case, this is still an overkill, and there is no need for dynamic SQL at all. EXEC accepts a variable for the procedure name, so:
EXEC @StoredProcedureName @DEVModeYN, @WIPMonth
...but it does not stop there. You can make all these changes, but you will get the same error. To wit, you get the error on Line 0, which means that it is the call to the procedure that fails. Apparently, you are passing an integer value, when you were
supposed to pass a date. Maybe you forgot to put the dates in quotes?
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, [email protected]

How to pass first applet value to second applet

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can anyone knows how to send first applet parameter to second applet,
here is the code
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import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
public class firstapplet extends JApplet
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public void init()
pn = new JPanel();
getContentPane().add(pn);
txt = new JTextField(20);
pn.add(txt);
btn = new JButton("submit");
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I don't know what exactly you mean by "sending first
parameter", but using Applet.getContext() you can
gain access to the other applets on that page, if
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Hi,
I need to pass select-options value to a function module.
Code is like the following:
SELECT-OPTIONS seltab FOR object-type.
CALL FUNCTION 'Z_MY_FM'
      EXPORTING
        sel_tab         = seltab
     IMPORTING
        result_tab     = it_result
I have found a similar problem in the SDN forum: How to pass select-options parameter to FM?
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and subsequently a table type for this structure which is specified in the "Import" tab of my function module.
Unfortunately, when I ran the program a runtime exception occured (CALL_FUNCTION_CONFLICT_TYPE).
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Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Joon Meng

Hello Joon,
CALL FUNCTION 'Z_MY_FM'
      EXPORTING
        sel_tab         = seltab
     IMPORTING
        result_tab     = it_result
You have defined SELTAB as a SELECT-OPTION.
So when you pass only SELTAB, the header line is transferred to the FM. When you pass SELTAB[] the whole table(range) is passed.
It is similar to the concept of an internal table with header line.
Hope i am clear.
Anyways how have you defined result_tab and sel_tab ?
BR,
Suhas

Passing select-options value in method

How to pass select-options value in method ?
Example:
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class cl_myclass implementation.
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endclass.
Thanks

Hello Anee
The coding of this functionality is quite simple:
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SELECT-OPTIONS:
o_kunnr ...
START-OF-SELECTION.
gd_repid = syst-repid.
CREATE OBJECT go_myclass
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And that's how your CONSTRUCTOR method should look like:
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CALL FUNCTION 'RS_REFRESH_FROM_SELECTOPTIONS'
EXPORTING
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TABLES
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Regards
Uwe

How to specify the security policy "Allow access to everyone" for security role in Deployment descriptor

Hi,
I am migrating a web application from Websphere to Weblogic. The web application has a security role defined in web.xml (Use LDAP for authentication).
security-role>
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        <role-name>Authenticated</role-name>
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This role is mapped to a special subject "All authenticated user in appliation realm" in WAS.
In weblogic, I have the following setting in weblogic.xml
<wls:security-role-assignment>
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And after deploy the application, have to manually add a security role and add the security policy "Allow access to everyone" to this role.
I am wondering if this setting can be specified in for example weblogic.xml so just deploy web applicaiton using deployment descriptor, and I don't need write script to do that .
Thanks

Hi,
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And make a common report. User loggin in with the respective userid will have userrole and joins assigned in the Back end. And they will be viewing the report according to their access.
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Regards
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