Possible to load a dynamic plug-in through a static plug-in?

Try to implement a static plug-in that will handle the necessarily logic for a vendors' dynamic plug-in. Does anyone know if this is possible or not? There seem to be some conflicting issues when the MediaFactory.loadPlugin has to run first in the player for static plug-in and then in the static plug-in for the dynamic plug-in. Any inside if that is possible or not and if it is which type of static plug-in is needed (Standard, Custum, Built-in or Proxy) ?

Hi,
I think you can use a footer window for this.
but stil if you want to print this under any window as back ground. then create a new window with the same parameter of the old
window and place it under that. (Overlapping) and in new window print those texts or variable which you want to print.
Regards,
Raj Gupta

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Hello,
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fileName = fileName[fileName.length - 1];
var xmlFilePath = File(doc.filePath + "/" + fileName);
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const kProtocolState_Status = 1;
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const kProtocolState_Complete = 4;
const kProtocolState_TimeOut = 5;
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      curCharCode: 0,
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      line: "",
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      // kProtocolState_Body, kProtocolState_Complete.
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Hi All,
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Suppose consider we are having two flat files(test1.csv,test2.csv).
1.First file(test1.csv) has a proper date format (ie YYYYMMDD), while loading it is succesfully .
2.Second file(test2.csv) has improper date format(ie DDMMYYYY), loading fails because of this format..
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+91 9323839017

Hello Dinesh,Anil
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I worked on your suggestion and I could able to load data at higher level for a value based hierarchy. But I met with a other problem while doing this.
I am describing this as a level based but while loading we are converting to value based hierarchy.
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To implement above I did following.
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one to have members from level4 till level1
second to have members from lvl5 till lvl1
third to have all members of hier1
fourth to have all members of hier2
fifth will have leaf and prnt of hier1
sixth will have leaf and prnt of hier2
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In the cube I am selecting the aggregation hierarhies as first,second,fifth and sixth. hierarchies third and fourth will be used for viewing the data.
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Is it possible to get the value of variable through answers page ?

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Hi
Use the link below and download the documentation
http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/bi_ee.html
I think you will find what you are looking for in the Answers, Delivers, and Interactive Dashboards User Guide, but in short the syntax to display a variable value is as follows:
As shown above the syntax for using a presentation variable is:
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For repository variables use:
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Is it possible to load pictures directly from your computer to your ipad. When I loaded the camera pictures onto the computer, re ordered them and fixed some, I then tried to move them to the ipad. It does not allow me to paste the copied file.

Is it possible to load pictures from a computer to your ipad. When modified my camera pictures and reordered them, I was unable to load them to the ipad. I could copy but not paste. If I reinstalled them on the memory card, the ipad did not recognize them.

The iPad can be pretty picky.
One way, if you sync your iPad to your computer, is to use iTunes to 'sync' the photos onto the iPad. Of course that has the downside of if you sync them on you have to use iTunes to sync them off.
Or you can download the iCloud control panel and use photostream to put the photos onto your iPad. WHen you install the iCloud panel and enable photo stream it'll put a folder on your computer. Import photos into that folder and they'll go onto your iPad (they do transfer via wifi so it's not exactly an instant thing, might take a few minutes depending on your network and file size.
Or, if you have a few, you can e-mail them to yourself, open that mail on your ipad and save them from there.
Or, to use the camera kit, you can import htem onto your iPad, but the camera connection kit requires a very specific naming protocol. There must be a folder named DCIM on your memory card, and then all files on that card must be in that folder and have a name of 8 characters. If you follow the naming convention, once you plug the memory card in the iPad will see it and allow you to import the photos.
there are also third party photo apps I just dont' have any to recommend.
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Is It possible to load Html page inside Adobe Flash...?

Hi Everyone!
Is It possible to load Html page Inside Adobe Flash CS5.
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Originally, i wanted to bring in through <IFRAME> but i don't see that flash understands that.
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http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_pos_z-index.asp
But this may be an option....
Best wishes,
Adninjastrator

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