Problem with AppletViewer in Forte

Hi,
my applet runs fine when the 1.4 appletviewer is called from the command line, it also runs fine when executing the forte-generated html-file from forte, but the appletviewer won't start from forte (applet debugging and applet execution set)
when i try to execute my applet from forte, the process starts, runs 1 or two seconds, and terminates without showing any messages (errormessages).
any ideas? thanks in advance...

J2ME forte integration destroyed something in my forte-projects-folder. Uninstall was not enough, i had to rename this folder and create a new one.

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---------------------- Forwarded by Peggy Lynn Adrian/AM/LLY on 02/03/98 01:33
PM ---------------------------
"Stokesbary, Michael" <[email protected]> on 02/03/98 12:19:52 PM
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To: "'[email protected]'" <[email protected]>
cc:
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This is the message I sent to tech support. Has anyone else seen this
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-- Adam
---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Tue, 17 Mar 1998 13:48:17 -0600 (CST)
From: Adam Mckee <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: ActiveX problems
Product: Forte
Version of Forte: 3.0.F.2
Server OS: HPUX
Client OS: NT/Win 95
DBMS: Oracle
Reproducible(?): Yes
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o Microsoft Forms 2.0 CheckBox
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o AddSoft Gantt/OCX
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control into a form using the "Insert Control..." button. Before the
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boxes as follows:
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properly until I attempt to bind an instance of the olegen-generated
class to the control itself in the window's Init() method:
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super.Init();
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with the control at run-time. For example, each time a generate a mouse
event inside the control, I risk hanging the Forte environment. I might
be able to interact with the control 50 times before the environment
hangs, or it might hang after a single mouse click. Until the crash/hang
occurs, the ActiveX support appears to work properly: I am able to trap
mouse events, and interact with the control using the provided interface.
Any help or advice you can offer would be appreciated. I would be happy
to provide any additional information you may require.
-- Adam McKee

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}and compile it, it still shows the old button that displays "Hello". I've tried deleting the .class file from before and recompiling, that doesn't work. What am I doing wrong?
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Hi,
We have a problem with a Oracle procedure call using the Sql Execute
Procedure statement.
The call gives us this error :
SYSTEM ERROR: (This error was converted)
(This error was converted)
OpenCursor failed for SQL statement in project LFB010, class
ClsDemarreLFB010,
method Demarre, methodId 4, line 32, error from database is:
ORA-01036: illegal variable name/num
Class: qqdb_ResourceException
Distributed method called: qqdb_SessionProxy.OpenCursor!22 (object
name
instance/d4745a10-c8e4-11d1-97fd-90cad1e7aa77:0x196:0x4/lfb010_cl0/lfb010_cl
0-fonctiondbservice0x196:0x2)
from partition "LFB010_CL0_Client", (partitionId =
D4745A10-C8E4-11D1-97FD-90CAD1E7AA77:0x196:0x4, taskId =
[D4745A10-C8E4-11D1-97FD-90CAD1E7AA77:0x196.3]) in application
"FTLaunch_cl0", pid 4290975297 on node LAXOU146 in environment
CentralEnv
Oracle error: 1036, Server: sipre_tcp, UserName: forte
Database Statement: begin
:qqReturnValue := AID_CUMUL_ELTVAL;
end;
Class: qqdb_ResourceException ..........
And this is the TOOL code :
BEGIN TRANSACTION
TmpEtat : IntegerData = new;
TmpEtat.SetValue (( SQL EXECUTE PROCEDURE AID_CUMUL_ELTVAL ON SESSION
FonctionDBService ));
Etat = TmpEtat.Value;
END TRANSACTION;
Our procedure has no parameter and when we put a dummy parameter to the
procedure and pass it in the TOOL SQL statement, it works fine althoug the
Forté help says the parameter list is optionnal !
We tried to execute the procedure in a "SQL Select OurProdecure Into ..."
statement, but it does'nt work because there is a SQL update in the
procedure and it is forbidden by Oracle.
Has anyone seen this error before ?
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks and regards,
Manuel DEVEAUX
Previade, France
e-mail : deveauxpreviade.fr

Hi,
We have a problem with a Oracle procedure call using the Sql Execute
Procedure statement.
The call gives us this error :
SYSTEM ERROR: (This error was converted)
(This error was converted)
OpenCursor failed for SQL statement in project LFB010, class
ClsDemarreLFB010,
method Demarre, methodId 4, line 32, error from database is:
ORA-01036: illegal variable name/num
Class: qqdb_ResourceException
Distributed method called: qqdb_SessionProxy.OpenCursor!22 (object
name
instance/d4745a10-c8e4-11d1-97fd-90cad1e7aa77:0x196:0x4/lfb010_cl0/lfb010_cl
0-fonctiondbservice0x196:0x2)
from partition "LFB010_CL0_Client", (partitionId =
D4745A10-C8E4-11D1-97FD-90CAD1E7AA77:0x196:0x4, taskId =
[D4745A10-C8E4-11D1-97FD-90CAD1E7AA77:0x196.3]) in application
"FTLaunch_cl0", pid 4290975297 on node LAXOU146 in environment
CentralEnv
Oracle error: 1036, Server: sipre_tcp, UserName: forte
Database Statement: begin
:qqReturnValue := AID_CUMUL_ELTVAL;
end;
Class: qqdb_ResourceException ..........
And this is the TOOL code :
BEGIN TRANSACTION
TmpEtat : IntegerData = new;
TmpEtat.SetValue (( SQL EXECUTE PROCEDURE AID_CUMUL_ELTVAL ON SESSION
FonctionDBService ));
Etat = TmpEtat.Value;
END TRANSACTION;
Our procedure has no parameter and when we put a dummy parameter to the
procedure and pass it in the TOOL SQL statement, it works fine althoug the
Forté help says the parameter list is optionnal !
We tried to execute the procedure in a "SQL Select OurProdecure Into ..."
statement, but it does'nt work because there is a SQL update in the
procedure and it is forbidden by Oracle.
Has anyone seen this error before ?
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks and regards,
Manuel DEVEAUX
Previade, France
e-mail : deveauxpreviade.fr

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