Property Chooser dialog from Add Correlation Set dialog Doesn't Expand

We are using Windows XP with NetBeans IDE 6.0 Preview (M9, build 070502).
We are creating a BPEL workflow. We want to create a correlation set.
1. In the Navigator, we right clicked on Correlation Sets, and and chose "Add Correlation Set ..." from the menu
2. The Correlation Set dialog opened. It was empty.
3. We chose Add ...
4. The property chooser comes up.
5. We have some WSDL files in the property chooser
6. However, we cannot expand the WSDL files to see any parameters. (The plus sign is there, but we can't expland it)
Aside from correlation, the process works perfectly.

My workflow "HelloWorldProcess" has two Receive activities, they receive the same message, one receive has CorrelationSet with"initiate=yes" and another one has CorrelationSet with"initiate=no".
After the projet gets deployed, I sent the first message to "http://localhost:18181/HelloWorldProcessWSDLService/HelloWorldProcessWSDLPort", to instantiate a instance of workflow, the instance of workflow received message, then waited on the second Receive (ReceiveUserName2), then I sent a second message (the same as first one) to "http://localhost:18181/HelloWorldProcessWSDLService/HelloWorldProcessWSDLPort", I thought this message should be received by the ReceiveUserName2, but it is not, instead a new instance of workflow gets instantiated (the secons message was receieved by the first Receive activity of new instance of workflow). Why?
I am currently using ActiveBPEL workflow too and I am using correlation sending the same message to a existing instance of workflow. The second message was received by the second Receive activity in the workflow, I think, Correlation Set should work like this way.
Please advise.
Thanks
kebin

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I have created a custom error file using the 'Error Code Editor', I want to disable the warning dialog that appears when my error codes are detected. How can I do this?
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <nidocument> <nicomment> </nicomment> <nierror code="5000"> SUCCESS </nierror> <nierror code="5012"> INVALID HANDLE </nierror> </nidocument>
I want to stop this from appearing ->

Hi eamo2020,
Are you passing your error cluster through to a Simple Error Handler VI (the last function to execute on your block diagram?)
When your custom error is flagged, is it prompting the dialog box each time?
If this is the case, you can set the 'type of dialog' input, as a constant. You set this constant as 'no dialog', from the five options available.
The next time you run your code, the pop up dialog won't appear and you will be able to handle your errors programmatically, instead of through the dialog box.
I hope this helps!
Dom C

How can I know the name(s) of font from built-in font dialog from Word VSTO AddIns.

Hi, All !!
I would like to extract some values from the built-in font dialogbox "wdDialogFormatFont" through VSTO AddIns.
Figured out short codes;
Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Dialog
F_DLG = Globals.ThisAddIn.Application.Dialogs[Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.WdWordDialog.wdDialogFormatFont];
F_DLG.Show();
MessageBox.Show( F_DLG.FontMajor.ToString() );
MessageBox.Show( F_DLG.FontHighAnsi.ToString() );
Ther last two lines (red ones) do not work at all.
How can I know the name of the fonts ? (English and Non-English)
In VBA, it works beautifully.
Thanks !!

Hi,
According to the description, you want to get some options from the build-in dialog dispaly by code.
As far as I know, we can declare an dynamic object to achieve the goal. Here is the code for your reference:
dynamic F_DLG = Globals.ThisAddIn.Application.Dialogs[Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.WdWordDialog.wdDialogFormatFont];
F_DLG.Show();
MessageBox.Show(F_DLG.FontMajor);
Also we can use refrection to get the property we wanted like below:
Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Dialog F_DLG = Globals.ThisAddIn.Application.Dialogs[Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.WdWordDialog.wdDialogFormatFont];
F_DLG.Show();
MessageBox.Show(F_DLG.GetType().InvokeMember("FontMajor", BindingFlags.GetProperty, null, F_DLG, null).ToString());
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Add Option of choosing values from list in "Person Responsible" field of Cost Center Master

Dear All,
Could anyone advise me how can I add the option to Choose Values from list to field "Person Responsible",
in Cost Center Master Data ?
The Technical Name of this field is VERAK, and currently it is an open field.
I would like to allow the user to choose values from existing list.
Thank you!
Orly

Hi Orly,
You have take it to your ABAPer, who will have to modify the attributes of CSKSZ-VERAK field in CSKSZ structure. ABAPer will have to define it with foreign key and introduce the name of the table, which will be used for deriving the available values. No standard table exists for it, but you can either create your own Z-table or take it from users table (USR02) if you have the necessary information there. Of course, this action would account for modification of standard SAP structure.
Regards,
Eli

HT201514 i can't see the time capsule from airport utilities. i did follow "From the Apple menu, choose System Preferences. Choose View Time Machine. Set Time Machine to On if it is off. .....but i couldn't find the time capsule from airport utility.....

i did follow "From the Apple menu, choose System Preferences. Choose View > Time Machine. Set Time Machine to On if it is off "
. .....but i couldn't find the time capsule from airport utility..... why?

Are you using a new 802.11ac Time Capsule - the "tall" one - and are you still using Mac OS X 10.6.8?
You need OS X 10.7.5 "Lion" or later, or an iOS device, to configure an 802.11ac Time Capsule:
http://manuals.info.apple.com/MANUALS/1000/MA1645/en_US/airport_time_capsule_802 11ac_setup.pdf
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