Problem in Bursting.

Hi all,
I have a requirement to burst my output file to another window server. I have writtten FTP bursting query and bursted the output. The bursting status shows success , but i didnt get output file in that specified location of that server.
Any help on this issue will be helpful.
Regards,
Vinoth.

Have you tested by bursting locally (i.e. to local directory) ?
If that works then it is something happening with the delivery channel.
1. Please copy here how you are setting you FTP server
2. Make sure you have permission to store the file in the FTP directory assigned
(Do a test to FTP something outside BI Publisher: use DOS command to ftp from one machine to another)
cheers
Jorge

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Hello,
We are trying to migrate away from our unsupported 720 installation of the SAP Precalculation software to a new Precalculation Server running the latest versions. We’ve overcome a number of issues and we can successfully Broadcast using the new server but we are encountering problems
with bursting.
The Bursts have been running successfully on the old 720 server, so we know that the BW side must be fine which suggests the problem is with the Precalculation server. We have been through the Precalculation checklist and the servers appears to have been built successfully. The Precalculation and Business Explorer software has been patched to the latest version and it’s running Excel 2013.
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A Screen shot showing the error in RSRD_LOG is shown in the attached document.
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Error occured on closing opened workbooks.
|ZPREC730_1:9/3/2014 2:10:20 PM.777 (0) -> Refresh
BExAnalyzer.xla!MenuRefreshPrecalc failed 1 time(s |
|). BExAnalyzer.xla!MenuRefreshPrecalc failed 1 time(s
|
|ZPREC730_1:9/3/2014 2:10:25 PM.785 (0) -> Calling refresh
BExAnalyzer.xla!MenuRefreshPrecalc
|
|ZPREC730_1:9/3/2014 2:10:25 PM.785 (0) -> Refresh
BExAnalyzer.xla!MenuRefreshPrecalc failed 2 time(s |
|
|). BExAnalyzer.xla!MenuRefreshPrecalc failed 2 time(s
|
|ZPREC730_1:9/3/2014 2:10:30 PM.792 (0) -> Calling refresh BExAnalyzer.xla!MenuRefreshPrecalc        |
|
|ZPREC730_1:9/3/2014 2:10:30 PM.792 (0) -> Refresh
BExAnalyzer.xla!MenuRefreshPrecalc failed 3 time(s
|
|). BExAnalyzer.xla!MenuRefreshPrecalc failed 3 time(s                                                |
|
|ZPREC730_1:9/3/2014 2:10:35 PM.800 (0) -> Calling refresh
BExAnalyzer.xla!MenuRefreshPrecalc
|
|ZPREC730_1:9/3/2014 2:10:35 PM.800 (0) -> Refresh
BExAnalyzer.xla!MenuRefreshPrecalc failed 4 time(s |
|
|). BExAnalyzer.xla!MenuRefreshPrecalc failed 4 time(s
|
|ZPREC730_1:9/3/2014 2:10:40 PM.808 (0) -> Calling refresh
BExAnalyzer.xla!MenuRefreshPrecalc
|
|ZPREC730_1:9/3/2014 2:10:40 PM.808 (0) -> Refresh BExAnalyzer.xla!MenuRefreshPrecalc
failed 5 time(s |
|
|). BExAnalyzer.xla!MenuRefreshPrecalc failed 5 time(s
|
|ZPREC730_1:9/3/2014 2:10:45 PM.815 (0) -> Refresh
BExAnalyzer.xla!MenuRefreshPrecalc returned with 0 |
|
|. BExAnalyzer.xla!MenuRefreshPrecalc returned with 0
|
|ZPREC730_1:9/3/2014 2:10:45 PM.815 (0) -> Error occured on closing
opened workbooks.                |
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|ZPREC730_1:9/3/2014 2:10:45 PM.815 -> An Exception occured in thread '0':                          |
|
|ZPREC730_1:The RPC server is unavailable. (Excepti on from HRESULT:
0x800706BA)                      |
|
|ZPREC730_1:System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMExcep tion (0x800706BA):
The RPC server is unavailable. |
|
|(Exception from HRESULT: 0x800706BA) tion (0x800706BA): The RPC server
is unavailable.              |
When this error occurs an error is reported in the Event Viewer on the server
Faulting application name: EXCEL.EXE, version: 15.0.4535.1507, time stamp: 0x52282875
Faulting module name: EXCEL.EXE, version: 15.0.4535.1507, time stamp: 0x52282875
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x005b447e
Faulting process id: 0x%9
Faulting application start time: 0x%10
Faulting application path: %11
Faulting module path: %12
Report Id: %13
We have the latest 730 patches installed on the Precalculation and Business Explorer software. We are running Excel 2013 (32bit) on a Virtual Machine running Windows 2008 R2.
If you have any suggestions on how to resolve this problem I'd be delighted to hear from you!
Many thanks,
Mark

Hi,
There is no easy fix for this. Please go through the precalc check list which should solve the issue:
Checklist for Precalculation Server - SAP NetWeaver Business Warehouse - SCN Wiki
Regards,
Michael

Bursting To Windows Machine BIP

Hi All,
I am facing a problem on bursting the files from BI Publisher.Any one can help me on how to burst the files to a remote windows machine.Mine is Windows machine and i want to burst the files in remote windows machine.
Thanks in advance,
Shalini.

Hi Srini,
Thank you for the Reply
We tried it by bursting query from BI Publisher. From the Schedular status the Bursting was successful but the files are not created in the Remote Machine
the details of the Bursting file is given as
'FTP' DEL_CHANNEL
'Remote_Machine_Name' Parameter1
'User_Name' Parameter2
'Password' Parameter3
Tried with both DEL_Channel type 1.FILE and 2.FTP
Can you please me any suggessions on this
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A white light burst when "unlocking iphone with Touch ID" and "opening apps".

A white light burst occurring from the top left corner (near volume buttons) whenever i am unlocking it through the Touch iD and while opening any apps.

Title: Burst of White Light on iPhone 5S and iPhone 6
Description:
On unlocking the device with Touch ID a burst of white light is produced from the Top Left/Right corners of the screen.
It happens when more than two folders are created i.e three/four folders each having some applications and the phone is locked while on the same screen.
If no folder or maximum two folders are created then no such burst is produced when unlocking with Touch ID.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Configure Touch ID
2. Use Black/Dark wallpaper on Home & Lock Screen.
3. Create minimum four folders either on the home screen or the second having some applications in each.
4. Being on Home Screen lock the phone.
5. Unlock with Touch ID and a Burst of White Light will appear on Top Left/Right Corner.
6. Now move/drag two of the folders to the other second page.
7. Go back to Home Screen and lock the phone.
8. Unlock with Touch ID and there is no Burst of White Light.
OR
Repeat step 1 and 2 as listed above.
1. Go to the second screen (after home screen) and create three or four folders with applications in it.
2. Lock the iPhone while on the same screen.
3. Unlock with Touch ID and there is a Burst of White Light.
4. Now drag or remove the folders with only two left.
5. Lock the iPhone while on the same screen.
6. Unlock with Touch ID and there is no Burst of White Light.
NOTE: If iPhone is LOCKED and UNLOCKED when on the screen with no folders NO WHITE BURST is there.
Problem Since:
Burst of White Light when apps added to a folder and unlocked with Touch ID. This is noticed since the update iOS 7.0.6 [11B651]
Devices:
The burst of light on iPhone 5s is easily recognized but on iPhone 6 its for a fraction of a second. Not checked on iPhone 6+.

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The RC is somewhat faster than the CP version.
Hardware: Intel S1200BT (test) motherboard with LSI 9200-8e SAS 6Gb/s HBA connected to 12 ST91000640SS disks. Heavy problems with “Bursts”.
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Based on some testing, I have several new pieces of information on this issue.
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(but not always) the performance on Server 2012 in Legacy mode is terrible - 8MB/sec read and write per disk. So this was not directly a SS issue.
So given my SS pools were built on top of disks, some of which were on the RAIDCore controllers in Legacy mode, on the prior configuration the performance of virtual disks was limited by some of the underlying disks having this poor performance. This may
also have caused the unresponsiveness the entire machine, if the Legacy mode operation had interrupt problems. So the first lesson is - check the entire physical disk stack, under the configuration you are using for SS first.
My solution is to use all RAIDCore-attached disks with the RAIDCore structures in place, and so the performance is more like 100MB/sec read and write per disk. The problems with this are (a) a limit of 8 arrays/JBOD groups to be presented to the OS (for
16 disks across two controllers, and (b) loss of a little capacity to RAIDCore structures.
However, the other advantage is the ability to group disks as JBOD or RAID0 before presenting them to SS, which provides better performance and efficiency due to limitations in SS.
Unfortunately, this goes against advice at http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/11382.storage-spaces-frequently-asked-questions-faq.aspx,
which says "RAID adapters, if used, must be in non-RAID mode with all RAID functionality disabled.". But it seems necessary for performance, at least on RAIDCore controllers.
2. SS/Virtual disk performance guidelines. Based on testing different configurations, I have the following suggestions for parity virtual disks:
(a) Use disks in SS pools in multiples of 8 disks. SS has a maximum of 8 columns for parity virtual disks. But it will use all disks in the pool to create the virtual disk. So if you have 14 disks in the pool, it will use all 14
disks with a rotating parity, but still with 8 columns (1 parity slab per 7 data slabs). Then, and unexpectedly, the write performance of this is a little worse than if you were just to use 8 disks. Also, the efficiency of being able to fully use different
sized disks is much higher with multiples of 8 disks in the pool.
I have 32 underlying disks but a maximum of 28 disks available to the OS (due to the 8 array limit for RAIDCore). But my best configuration for performance and efficiency is when using 24 disks in the pool.
(b) Use disks as similar sized as possible in the SS pool.
This is about the efficiency of being able to use all the space available. SS can use different sized disks with reasonable efficiency, but it can't fully use the last hundred GB of the pool with 8 columns - if there are different sized disks and there
are not a multiple of 8 disks in the pool. You can create a second virtual disk with fewer columns to soak up this remaining space. However, my solution to this has been to put my smaller disks on the RAIDCore controller, and group them as RAID0 (for equal
sized) or JBOD (for different sized) before presenting them to SS.
It would be better if SS could do this itself rather than needing a RAID controller to do this. e.g. you have 6x 2TB and 4x 1TB disks in the pool. Right now, SS will stripe 8 columns across all 10 disks (for the first 10TB /8*7), then 8 columns across 6
disks (for the remaining 6TB /8*7). But it would be higher performance and a more efficient use of space to stripe 8 columns across 8 disk groups, configured as 6x 2TB and 2x (1TB + 1TB JBOD).
(c) For maximum performance, use Windows to stripe different virtual disks across different pools of 8 disks each.
On my hardware, each SS parity virtual disk appears to be limited to 490MB/sec reads (70MB/sec/disk, up to 7 disks with 8 columns) and usually only 55MB/sec writes (regardless of the number of disks). If I use more disks - e.g. 16 disks, this limit is
still in place. But you can create two separate pools of 8 disks, create a virtual disk in each pool, and stripe them together in Disk Management. This then doubles the read and write performance to 980MB/sec read and 110MB/sec write.
It is a shame that SS does not parallelize the virtual disk access across multiple 8-column groups that are on different physical disks, and that you need work around this by striping virtual disks together. Effectively you are creating a RAID50 - a Windows
RAID0 of SS RAID5 disks. It would be better if SS could natively create and use a RAID50 for performance. There doesn't seem like any advantage not to do this, as with the 8 column limit SS is using 2/16 of the available disk space for parity anyhow.
You may pay a space efficiency penalty if you have unequal sized disks by going the striping route. SS's layout algorithm seems optimized for space efficiency, not performance. Though it would be even more efficient to have dynamic striping / variable column
width (like ZFS) on a single virtual disk, to fully be able to use the space at the end of the disks.
(d) Journal does not seem to add much performance. I tried a 14-disk configuration, both with and without dedicated journal disks. Read speed was unaffected (as expected), but write speed only increased slightly (from 48MB/sec to
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Also, the journal only seems to be used if it in on the pool before the virtual disk is created. It doesn't seem that journal disks are used for existing virtual disks if added to the pool after the virtual disk is created.
Final configuration
For my configuration, I have now configured my 32 underlying disks over 5 controllers (15 over 2x PCI-X RAIDCore BC4852, 13 over 2x PCIe Supermicro AOC-SASLP-MV8, and 4 over motherboard SATA), as 24 disks presented to Windows. Some are grouped on my RAIDCore
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I have to develop a decision step to multiple users at the same time and all users should be able to see this step irrespective of anybody Accepts or Rejects this workitem.
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Oracle BI Scheduler Service is stopping

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I have installed OBIEE 10g ( vesion : 10.1.3.4.1 ) on Microsoft Windows server 2003.
I am facing issue with Oracle BI Scheduler service when particular ibot is running.
unable to find out root cause for this as error log is not getting crated.
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Thanks.

Also I have this log error, but it is sanscrit to me... and when I look it up it points me to a problem on Bursting but it is not even enabled on the Reports Properties.
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at weblogic.diagnostics.archive.DataRetirementByQuotaTaskImpl.run(DataRetirementByQuotaTaskImpl.java:49)
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Truncated. see log file for complete stacktrace
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at weblogic.diagnostics.archive.wlstore.PersistentStoreDataArchive.getWrapper(PersistentStoreDataArchive.java:1767)
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Truncated. see log file for complete stacktrace
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Truncated. see log file for complete stacktrace
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Iphone 5s had white light leaks on lcd after unlocked with touch id

My iphone 5s had white light leaks on lcd after unlocked with touch id. It's a bit confusing because if I unlock with passcode, there's no white light leaks. Does anyone have the same issue? What should I do?

Title: Burst of White Light on iPhone 5S and iPhone 6
Description:
On unlocking the device with Touch ID a burst of white light is produced from the Top Left/Right corners of the screen.
It happens when more than two folders are created i.e three/four folders each having some applications and the phone is locked while on the same screen.
If no folder or maximum two folders are created then no such burst is produced when unlocking with Touch ID.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Configure Touch ID
2. Use Black/Dark wallpaper on Home & Lock Screen.
3. Create minimum four folders either on the home screen or the second having some applications in each.
4. Being on Home Screen lock the phone.
5. Unlock with Touch ID and a Burst of White Light will appear on Top Left/Right Corner.
6. Now move/drag two of the folders to the other second page.
7. Go back to Home Screen and lock the phone.
8. Unlock with Touch ID and there is no Burst of White Light.
OR
Repeat step 1 and 2 as listed above.
1. Go to the second screen (after home screen) and create three or four folders with applications in it.
2. Lock the iPhone while on the same screen.
3. Unlock with Touch ID and there is a Burst of White Light.
4. Now drag or remove the folders with only two left.
5. Lock the iPhone while on the same screen.
6. Unlock with Touch ID and there is no Burst of White Light.
NOTE: If iPhone is LOCKED and UNLOCKED when on the screen with no folders NO WHITE BURST is there.
Problem Since:
Burst of White Light when apps added to a folder and unlocked with Touch ID. This is noticed since the update iOS 7.0.6 [11B651]
Devices:
The burst of light on iPhone 5s is easily recognized but on iPhone 6 its for a fraction of a second. Not checked on iPhone 6+.

BI Publisher report bursting problem

I am not able to make my report burst to separate files for ftp delivery. I am running BI Publisher version 10.1.3.4.1 (stand-alone). My data query looks like this:
select a.agency_id, b.borr_name
from agency_tbl a, borr_tbl b
where a.rpt_date >= 20100101 and a.rpt_date <= 20100110
and a.borr_id = b.borr_id
and a.agency_id in (80013,80019)
order by a.agency_id, b.borr_name
My bursting/delivery query looks like this:
select agency_id "KEY",
'mytemplate' as TEMPLATE,
'RTF' TEMPLATE_FORMAT,
'en-US' LOCALE,
'PDF' OUTPUT_FORMAT,
'FTP' DEL_CHANNEL,
'myserver' PARAMETER1,
'myid' PARAMETER2,
'mypwd' PARAMETER3,
'/home1/web-docs-443/files/pdffiles' PARAMETER4,
convert(varchar,agency_id) || '.pdf' PARAMETER5
from agency_tbl
where agency_id in (80013,80019)
and rpt_date >= 20100101 and rpt_date <= 20100110
(I have to put "KEY" in quotes because my database is sybase, and KEY is a reserved word.)
I have verified that both queries return data (6 records each, no null agency_id keys).
The goal is to create a file for each agency that lists their associated borrowers.
I can view the report without problems. But when I schedule the report and enable bursting, I get the "Job was failed" email notification, and the report history shows this:
Job Execution Information
History ID 218
Status Failed
Start Processing Time 3/21/11 10:27 AM
End Processing Time 3/21/11 10:27 AM
Time Elapsed 1.68 sec
System Message oracle.apps.xdo.servlet.scheduler.ProcessingException: java.lang.NullPointerException
     at oracle.apps.xdo.servlet.scheduler.XDOJob.runBurstingReport(XDOJob.java:2116)
     at oracle.apps.xdo.servlet.scheduler.XDOJob.execute(XDOJob.java:358)
     at org.quartz.core.JobRunShell.run(JobRunShell.java:195)
     at org.quartz.simpl.SimpleThreadPool$WorkerThread.run(SimpleThreadPool.java:520)
Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException
     at com.sun.java.util.collections.Hashtable.containsKey(Hashtable.java:300)
     at oracle.apps.xdo.batch.bursting.DeliveryXMLParser.processRow(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.apps.xdo.batch.bursting.DeliveryXMLParser.endDeliveryInfoElement(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.apps.xdo.batch.bursting.DeliveryXMLParser.endElement(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLContentHandler.endElement(XMLContentHandler.java:210)
     at oracle.xml.parser.v2.NonValidatingParser.parseElement(NonValidatingParser.java:1318)
     at oracle.xml.parser.v2.NonValidatingParser.parseRootElement(NonValidatingParser.java:336)
     at oracle.xml.parser.v2.NonValidatingParser.parseDocument(NonValidatingParser.java:303)
     at oracle.xml.parser.v2.XMLParser.parse(XMLParser.java:263)
     at oracle.apps.xdo.batch.bursting.DeliveryXMLParser.getDeliveryChannels(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.apps.xdo.batch.BurstingProcessorEngine.createEnterpriseReportRequest(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.apps.xdo.batch.BurstingProcessorEngine.setDeliveryControlFile(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.apps.xdo.servlet.scheduler.XDOJob.runBurstingReport(XDOJob.java:1916)
     ... 3 more
Bursting Definitions
Bursting Node /ROWSET/ROW/agency_id
Delivery Node /ROWSET/ROW/agency_id
Any help will be greatly appreciated. This has me stumped . . . I am out of ideas.

What caused our bursting problem:
We had to put the word "KEY" in quotes (in our bursting query), because KEY is a reserved word in sybase. But putting it in quotes caused a problem - the results of the bursting query did not contain a "KEY" tag.
. . . And the solution:
We added the connection property "GET_COLUMN_LABEL_FOR_NAME=true" to our sybase datasource definition. Many thanks to Tim Dexter, and to Paul from the sybase forums (http://newsgroupstats.info/article/forums.sybase.com/sybase.public.jconnect/2308/Column-aliases-not-working.html) c. 2007.
And thanks again to Jorge for the helpful suggestion.
Steve Z.

I am having problems with my burst mode on my iphone 6 plus it is slower than the facetime camera after i updated to ios 8.3 apple please fix this issue i am fed up with all your mistakes

i am having problems with my burst mode on my iphone 6 plus it is slower than the facetime camera after i updated to ios 8.3 apple please fix this issue i am fed up with all your mistakes

Gerald
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Bursting to WebDAV problem

Hello,
I'm trying BI Publisher's (10.1.3.4) bursting functionality. The generated documents need to be delivered over WebDAV (in the real scenario to Oracle UCM but in my test cases I'm using Jackrabbit WebDAV server). Finally got everything to work but I have a question and a problem.
The question first - how can I define authtype for WebDAV bursting delivery? As you can see from the following log, it first tries to use Digest and after that Basic which is the right one.
The problem is performance - it takes 10-15 seconds between the following log statements (in every environment/approach combination I could think of). The problem is at BIP's end as WebDAV servers (both UCM and Jackrabbit can handle WebDAV requests from other clients noticeably faster):
[011110_103321993][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] submitRequest() called
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] submitRequest(): pIn.available(): 128
Can anyone suggest a way around this problem?
Debug log:
========Start of Delivery
Request Index 0
Document Index 1
DeliveryId webdav
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.DeliveryManager][STATEMENT] createRequest(): called with request type :webdav
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.DeliveryManager][STATEMENT] createRequest(): exiting
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequest][STATEMENT] submit(): Called
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequest][STATEMENT] setDefaultServerProperties(): No default server found for this request type: webdav
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequest][STATEMENT] setDefaultServerProperties(): properties defined in this request.
[WEBDAV_REMOTE_DIRECTORY:String] [repository/default]
[WEBDAV_USE_FULL_URL:String] [true]
[WEBDAV_USE_CHUNKED_BODY:String] [false]
[ASYNC_TIMEOUT:Integer] [86400000]
[WEBDAV_REMOTE_FILENAME:String] [7369_SMITH.pdf]
[HOST:String] [a06841]
[RETRY:Integer] [0]
[ASYNC_CHECK_INTERVAL:Integer] [60000]
[TEMP_FILE_SUFFIX:String] [.tmp]
[USERNAME:String] [test]
[PASSWORD:String] [test2]
[CONTENT_TYPE:String] [application/pdf]
[TEMP_FILE_PREFIX:String] [dlvr]
[RETRY_INTERVAL:Integer] [60000]
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequest][STATEMENT] submit(): BUFFERING_MODE is OFF.
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequest][STATEMENT] submit(): Start reading the document file. : C:\Documents and Settings\BIP Test\sample\7369_SMITH.pdf
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequest][STATEMENT] submit(): Calling DeliveryRequestHandler.submitRequest()
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequestHandler][STATEMENT] submitRequest(): called
[011110_103321977][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequestHandler][STATEMENT] submitRequest(): taget URL :http://a06841:80/repository/default/7369_SMITH.pdf
[011110_103321993][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] openRequest(request) called
[011110_103321993][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] openConnection() called - opening a06841:80
[011110_103321993][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] openConnection(): Start non-SSL connection.
[011110_103321993][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] start DIGEST auth handshake
[011110_103321993][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] generateRequestHeader() called.
[011110_103321993][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] generateRequestHeader(): generated request header
PUT http://a06841:80/repository/default/7369_SMITH.pdf HTTP/1.1
Host: a06841
User-Agent: Oracle BI Publisher 10.1.3.4.1
Connection: Keep-Alive
Content-Length: 5
Content-Type: application/pdf
<<<
[011110_103321993][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] submitRequest() called
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] submitRequest(): pIn.available(): 128
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] Constructor called
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] parseResponse() called
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] pIn.available(): 128
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : [HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] parseResponse() 1st line of response header: [HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : [WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm="Jackrabbit Webdav Server"]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] addResponseHeader(): [www-authenticate][Basic realm="Jackrabbit Webdav Server"]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : [Content-Length: 0]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] addResponseHeader(): [content-length][0]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : [Server: Jetty(1.6.0)]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] addResponseHeader(): [server][Jetty(1.6.0)]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : []
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] parseResponse(): end of HTTP header
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] parseResponse(): No HTTP response body
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] Exiting Constructor
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] Server requires BASIC auth instead, trying BASIC auth. re-opening the socket :[401][Unauthorized]
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] closeConnection() called
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] closeConnection() exiting
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] openConnection() called - opening a06841:80
[011110_103332758][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] openConnection(): Start non-SSL connection.
[011110_103332774][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] generateRequestHeader() called.
[011110_103332774][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] generateRequestHeader(): generated request header
PUT http://a06841:80/repository/default/7369_SMITH.pdf HTTP/1.1
Host: a06841
Authorization: Basic ...
User-Agent: Oracle BI Publisher 10.1.3.4.1
Connection: Keep-Alive
Content-Length: 1281
Content-Type: application/pdf
<<<
[011110_103332774][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequestHandler][STATEMENT] submitRequest(): Writing the document to the server stream.
[011110_103332774][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequestHandler][STATEMENT] submitRequest(): 1281 bytes have sent to the server.
[011110_103332774][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] submitRequest() called
[011110_103343587][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] submitRequest(): pIn.available(): 65
[011110_103343587][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] Constructor called
[011110_103343587][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] parseResponse() called
[011110_103343587][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] pIn.available(): 65
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : [HTTP/1.1 201 Created]
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] parseResponse() 1st line of response header: [HTTP/1.1 201 Created]
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : [Content-Length: 0]
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] addResponseHeader(): [content-length][0]
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : [Server: Jetty(1.6.0)]
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] addResponseHeader(): [server][Jetty(1.6.0)]
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] readLine() : []
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] parseResponse(): end of HTTP header
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] parseResponse(): No HTTP response body
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPResponse][STATEMENT] Exiting Constructor
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] closeConnection() called
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] closeConnection() exiting
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequestHandler][STATEMENT] submitRequest(): Exiting submitRequest()
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] closeConnection() called
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.http.HTTPClient][STATEMENT] closeConnection() exiting
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequest][STATEMENT] submit(): Finished calling DeliveryRequestHandler.submitRequest()
[011110_103343602][oracle.apps.xdo.delivery.webdav.WebDAVDeliveryRequest][STATEMENT] submit(): Process done successfully. Exiting submit()
========End of Delivery
Attachments : [C:\Documents and Settings\BIP Test\sample\7369_SMITH.pdf]
[011110_103343696][][STATEMENT] Template Location:C:\Documents and Settings\BIP Test\sample\employee.rtf
Code, data and control files are from http://blogs.oracle.com/BIDeveloper/2009/03/bursting_1.html and modified to use WebDAV (data file unchanged and code has WebDAV properties defined, otherwise unchanged):
Control File:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<xapi:requestset xmlns:xapi="http://xmlns.oracle.com/oxp/xapi">
     <xapi:globalData location="stream">
     </xapi:globalData>
     <xapi:request select="/DATA/LIST_DEPT/DEPT/LIST_EMPLOYEE/EMPLOYEE">
          <xapi:delivery>
               <xapi:webdav id="test-delivery" server="${WEBDAV_HOST}"
                    user="${WEBDAV_USER}" password="${WEBDAV_PASSWORD}"
                    remote-directory="/repository/default" remote-file="${EMPNO}_${ENAME}.pdf">
               </xapi:webdav>
               <xapi:document output-type="pdf" delivery="test-delivery">
                    <xapi:template type="rtf" location="${EMP_TEMPLATE}">
                    </xapi:template>
               </xapi:document>
          </xapi:delivery>
     </xapi:request>
</xapi:requestset>

Okay this is going to be a super elaborate answer but I believe you have some options....
1. setup the xdodelivery.cfg. The xdodelivery.cfg allows the following attributes to be set:
<server type="webdav" >
<host>
<port>
<uri>
<username>
<password>
*<authType>* you would put basic here
<encType>
<proxyHost>
<proxyPort>
<proxyUsername>
<proxyPassword>
<proxyAuthType>
<filter>
You really want to use XDO delivery.cfg. It is so much cleaner and easier to maintain. With that said, you can use the bursting designer to test this sucker pretty easily. The bursting designer supports xdodelivery.cfg and so does oracle bursting! A lot of people don't know that.....
Now, this is where it gets tricky. You will want to leave the server value blank or null in the control file. Oracle will go and look for a server type ="webdav" and where default="true". The con with solution is that it only works for one server.....
At this point in time oracle doesn't allow a server alias attribute in webdav. You could make a case for logging a ticket for them to create that in the control file. You could also make the case that they should support more attributes like the printer delivery....(check out the bursting designer and you'll see what I mean)
http://web.me.com/beth.wiggins/ike/bipublisher/BurstingDesignerDist/launch.html
2. Create a ticket with oracle.
You might be able to manipulate one of the properties for the delivery itself. You can try using the delivery designer and see which one property might work. I think you already know which one, it will be easier when you log a ticket with oracle support. You also, could potentially change the timeout option too.
http://web.me.com/beth.wiggins/ike/bipublisher/DeliveryDesignerDist/launch.html
Thanks,
Ike Wiggins
http://bipublisher.blogspot.com
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Bursting problem

Hi all, i've understood the bursting problem i'he had since my first tests on it, i've posted a couple of threads but without any results. Now i've found the reason and it is very very strange.
As i wrote in my threads my test was made on a single (an sample query) with a simple rtf layout and this test was succesfully; after that i've tried the same report but using a data template instead of sql query. Panic !!! 2 errors in the log file and bursting not working. Now i can tell you that the problem is .... the data template name. Yes if my first line is
dataTemplate name="ROWS".... all works fine,
dataTemplate name="ROWSE".... all works fine,
dataTemplate name="ROWSET" .... all works fine,
dataTemplate name="ROWSETxxxxx"... all works fine.
ANY OTHER dataTemplate name does'nt work at all (error) or bad bursting features.
I need to know if this is a bug and if there are any workarounds.
Thanks

Hi all, i've understood the bursting problem i'he had since my first tests on it, i've posted a couple of threads but without any results. Now i've found the reason and it is very very strange.
As i wrote in my threads my test was made on a single (an sample query) with a simple rtf layout and this test was succesfully; after that i've tried the same report but using a data template instead of sql query. Panic !!! 2 errors in the log file and bursting not working. Now i can tell you that the problem is .... the data template name. Yes if my first line is
dataTemplate name="ROWS".... all works fine,
dataTemplate name="ROWSE".... all works fine,
dataTemplate name="ROWSET" .... all works fine,
dataTemplate name="ROWSETxxxxx"... all works fine.
ANY OTHER dataTemplate name does'nt work at all (error) or bad bursting features.
I need to know if this is a bug and if there are any workarounds.
Thanks

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