Problem creating CalculationView using Eclipse on MacOSX

Hi guys,
I'm trying to follow the steps of tutorial Using HANA Modeler in SAP HANA Cloud Platform, but it's giving a error when creating the Join of SO_CV view when running on MacOS Leopard. When I link the tables SNWD_BPA and SNWD_SO the link is erased and when I try using the Join wizard I cannot click on finish or Add a column as output.
But when I do the same steps on Windows it's works without problem. I've done the procedure several times in both systems, and only get error on MacOS.
Anyone else having this issue ?
Regards,
Cleber Santz

Hi Vladimir,
   I already have a updated Eclipse (Kepler) install:
    UI5: 1.20.7
    HANA Tools: 1.0.7400
    HANA Cloud Tools: 1.27.0
    NEO J2EE 6 SDK: 2.34.6.1
   When the problem occurs, it cause a graphic issues as well on View Diagram. See image attached.
Regards,
Cleber Santz

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I have an application that uses JSP and JavaBeans that works perfectly outside of a portlet. When implementing it as a portlet it is unable to find the JavaBeans.
I have stored the JavaBeans in the default /WEB-INF/classes directory. The JSP files are in their own directory.
Request URI:/jnetjsp/adminusersearch/AdminUserSearch.jsp
Exception:
oracle.jsp.parse.JspParseException: Line # 28, Error: Unable to find class for bean: UserResults defined by tag with class: adminusersearch.UserSearchResults
9iAS 1.0.2.2.0

You need to make sure that your JavaBean classes are on the classpath. Not sure why you mention the WEB-INF directory, it doesn't exist under JServ.
As far as I remember you need to edit the wrapper.classpath entry in the jserv.properties file. For example, if you have your beans in a the mybeans.jar file, you'd need to create an entry like this:
wrapper.classpath=D:\jpdk\lib\mybeans.jarand copy mybeans.jar to the D:\jpdk\lib folder.
Hope this helps.

E-Recruit - Problem creating candidates using RCF_CREATE_USER

When I try to create candidates for e-recruitment in se38 using the program RCF_CREATE_USER I get an error message that says "Enter at least one number for the business partner".
But if I try to run the program again for the same user then it says that "A candidate already exists for the user". However if I check in su01, no reference user has been addded to the user roles.
Can anyone suggest why this isn't working.

Hello,
We never had any issue while using this program 'RCF_CREATE_USER' though our recruit is still not working because of some other issues. We do get this error '"A candidate already exists for the user" whenever we try to repeat a username. If you use a username in this program which you never have used it before, you wont get this message. Try creating a new user in SU01 and then use in this program. You wont get this message. Normally we assume that a user is created even if you get some error after running the program. This is just my assumption. It seems E-recruiting model is very very complex!!
Let me know if you need any docs on Customizing the IMG for E-recruiting.
Regards,
Ahmad
Message was edited by: Ahmad Quraishi

Problem creating a 'used sources' list based on EXIF data in InDesign CS5

Hello everyone,
I recently started to use InDesign CS5 to work on school projects. These projects regularly require us to have a list of sources, not only for citations and referenced work, but also for images. As I sometimes make quite long documents, keeping track of what image is where, and where I got it from, gets tedious.
I had the idea of generating a caption based on EXIF data, which I'd move to the pasteboard, and group it with the image. The text in the caption has a seperate, numbered paragraph style. On one of the last pages, I generate a table of contents, which the numbered paragraph style selected. I chose to display it using another paragraph style, without page numbers.
What I want to have as the end result is:
Table of contents
1. <Title>. <Author> (<Creation Date>). Retrieved <Date Placed> through <Description>
The captions display correctly, as shown above in the body of the table of contents. The table of contents itself however, shows only the numbering in front of it, and not the variables.
I already tried converting the live captions to static captions, but that doesn't work. Does anyone have an idea how to solve this?

Hello everyone,
I recently started to use InDesign CS5 to work on school projects. These projects regularly require us to have a list of sources, not only for citations and referenced work, but also for images. As I sometimes make quite long documents, keeping track of what image is where, and where I got it from, gets tedious.
I had the idea of generating a caption based on EXIF data, which I'd move to the pasteboard, and group it with the image. The text in the caption has a seperate, numbered paragraph style. On one of the last pages, I generate a table of contents, which the numbered paragraph style selected. I chose to display it using another paragraph style, without page numbers.
What I want to have as the end result is:
Table of contents
1. <Title>. <Author> (<Creation Date>). Retrieved <Date Placed> through <Description>
The captions display correctly, as shown above in the body of the table of contents. The table of contents itself however, shows only the numbering in front of it, and not the variables.
I already tried converting the live captions to static captions, but that doesn't work. Does anyone have an idea how to solve this?

Creating EJB 3.0 project using Eclipse - Urgent

Hi,
Im new to EJB 3.0 and i need a urgent help please. I have created a EJB Project that uses JPA to Fetch data from Oracle 10g DB. But the problem is how to i get this project connect to DB? where do i need to do the Datasource maping and what would be the params? an example would be of real help? (On Deployment i get jta-datasource not found error)
I have also created a Enterprise Application Project. Do i have to do the Datasource mapping here?
I also want to create a Axis Webservice for a class that i have in my EJB Project. Can i create it in Eclipse. If so how can I?
Please share any helpful link or tutorial or Example.
I have tried google search and tried many blogs but no luck.
[EJB 3.0 + Axis Web Services + Eclipse + Jboss ]
Regards
Prateek

Start by getting the Java EE tutorial at least v5 (it's free) and reading the sections that you are unclear about.
Basically you need to create a persistence.xml file that names a JDBC resuource. This is usually just the JNDI name of a resource that is configured on a server.
You then configure a datasource on your server that contains the actual DB connection settings and name it the same as the name in the persistence.xml.
The Java EE tutorial has sections that explain all of this.
Also, if you are starting out, I would not advise using tools to autogenerate projects/artifacts.
Doing it manually helps you understand how things work better.

Problem using eclipse

Hi,
I am trying to use Eclipse but I encountered some problems. I drag and drop an application of mine, into a Java project in Eclipse, I try to run and I get :
Usage: javaw [-options] class [args...]
           (to execute a class)
   or javaw [-options] -jar jarfile [args...]
           (to execute a jar file)
where options include:
    -client       to select the "client" VM
    -server       to select the "server" VM
    -hotspot       is a synonym for the "client" VM [deprecated]
.Whats that about?

I think it would be better to build a new project in Eclipse with the same name as your old project, and with the same java class names as your old project (with no content) in a similiar package structure (this is especially easy if the project is small). Then copy/paste the contents of the java classes into the ones in Eclipse. Then add the jar files to the lib folder that are missing (then add them to the project via the menu buy right clicking on the project icon, going to properties, etc).
Drag/dropping a project into eclipse will probably not configure the missing jar files, etc that Eclpise needs. Note if your project is a tomcat project, then in eclpise, create a tomcat project and configure its settings such as where the tomcat server is located and what version of java jdk your using for the project.
However, if you have an already existing Eclipse project you only need to 'import' the project via the Eclpise menu.

Really impossible to create a web service for JBoss using eclipse's WTP?

I'm starting to get nuts!!!
I'm an experienced J2SE and J2ME Java developer... but I have huge problems creating a web service using eclipse WTP!
The tutorials I found are for tomcat... But I want to code for JBoss and not for tomcat...!!!
There must be somebody out there with the same issues...
This tutorial works fine for Tomcat...
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/community/tutorials/BottomUpWebService/BottomUpWebService.html
But if I do the same with JBoss... it's not possible to incoke my web service method... ok, I thought... just need to check google... BUT I didn't find any solution in the whole WWW. Found a lot of questions of people with the same problems... but no solution! :(
Still getting that:
ERROR [EngineConfigurationFactoryServlet] Unable to find config file. Creating new servlet engine config file: /WEB-INF/server-config.wsdd
I know a little bit what a wsdd does... but isn't it the job of the WTP to create that file???
I really hope you have some places for me to start, 'cause I don't know anymore places to ask for...
Maybe this is a JBoss issue... I don't know...
Or is there a tutorial on how to create a web Service using JBoss IDE?
Sascha

Hi Massimo,
Quiet a few points here.
1. Oracle Type objects do not map to XML Complex type
2. Oracle Type objects do not map to Apex Page Item Types
3. Apex Page Item types are substituted into the WS Request XML by a process which is part of the Web Service Reference creation through the Wizard in Apex.
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After created the web service (without any errors), I click on test.
- I can select the Operation --> CREATE_LINGUA
- I can input data for Basic Authentication
- I can't view Input Parameters --> Report returned no rows.
I've tried with normal type like Varchar2 and all was ok.
Is possible in Apex to use web services based on complex type, tipically an Array?
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As you have guessed the Wizard driven Web Service Reference definition process cannot handle complex types of input parameters required by a Request. By definition the number of complex types possible are infinite, so they are not likely to come built in.
Passing an array is no solution because finally the values passed have to be plugged into the right SimpleTypes inside a ComplexType in the Request.
Based on your WSDL your Request will be
<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:cre="http://xmlns.oracle.com/orawsv/GRIMALDI/PKG_WEBSERVICES/CREATE_LINGUA">
   <soapenv:Header/>
   <soapenv:Body>
      <cre:SNUMBER-CREATE_LINGUAInput>
         <cre:PLINGUA-LINGUAT-CIN>
            <cre:LINGUAT>
               <cre:CODICE>?</cre:CODICE>
               <cre:DESCRIZIONE>?</cre:DESCRIZIONE>
            </cre:LINGUAT>
         </cre:PLINGUA-LINGUAT-CIN>
      </cre:SNUMBER-CREATE_LINGUAInput>
   </soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>However, all is not lost. You can always use the UTL_HTTP package API to construct your Request.
Regards,

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