Question about BT stack

Hi,
is it still not possible to buy a license for the stack for a non-Toshiba machine?

If my understanding of the info on different websites is correct then it will be possible early next year.

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Few questions about 3750X stack switch

Dear,
I have just joined this helpful community. Since I am still a newbie, it is my hope to comprehend through our discussions. I would like to ask few questions about 3750X stack switch:
What kind of switches are considered as provisioned switch?
What is the purpose of using provision switch?
Which advantages does a provision switch provide? If we don't use provision feature, what would be happened?
Thank you very much. Look forward to reading your replies.

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Ivan's reference provides the details, but in real world where provisioned switches are nice include: if a switch member fails, that's switch member's configuration is still present and can be used on a like model replacement.
Also: for new stack members, being able to provision the new switch stack, before you add it to the stack, save a little time when you add the stack member to the stack. I.e. you can provision the stack member ahead of time, and then when you add the stack member, as soon as it joins the stack, it has the desired configuration.

Question about creating Stack!!

Can someone please help me....I need help on creating a stack..I don't understand the whole point of stack..I help on how to this question...please show me how to start this question..
You are to implement a class called Stack using arrays as internal storage mechanisms . Note well, you cannot use the java Stack class. You are to implement the following instance methods (interfaces are provided below)....etc

It sounds to me as if you need to understand the nature of a stack before you go about implementing it. Use http://www.google.com and search for "stack data structure java". There are a number of good references available there.
Chuck

Question about 3750 stack

Hi,
I have 3 3750 switches: WS-C3750G-12S-S, WS-C3750G-16TD, WS-C3750G-16TD.
They are connected via Stack Cable in half-duplex mode.
I have a 10GE module(X2-10GB-LR=) on WS-C3750G-16TD.
the bandwidth of the logical switch should be 32Gbps. My question is about oversubscribe. totally there are 44 Giga ports. how these 44 Giga ports and 1 10Giga port share this 32Gbps? And what's mean half-duplex for stack mode?
Thank you very much.
Regards,
Sha

Hello Sha,
this might not directly answer your question, but the way I understand the StackWise technology is that the switches in the stack form a logical ring, with a maximum backplane throughput of 32Gbps, as you already said. Each packet on each switch is load-balanced across the ring. The ring/backplane supports 32Gbps max, if you have more ingress bandwidth than that, the 32Gbps will still be the limit.
I found this article, which explains some of the issues, you might want to have a look at it:
Cisco Catalyst 3750 stackable switches
http://www.networkworld.com/reviews/2003/0811revcisco.html
HTH,
GP

Question about Exception stack

Hello,
I get the following exception stack and it is not the first time that I get this "ClassName.<init>".
What does the "init" mean?
Thanks in advance,
Balteo.
oracle.xquery.XQException: Too many arguments for function compare
     [java]      at oracle.xquery.PreparedXQuery.<init>(PreparedXQuery.java:63)
     [java]      at oracle.xquery.XQueryContext.prepareXQuery(XQueryContext.java:140)
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     [java]      at com.agilience.sharenet.app.sgbdo.PPersistenceOracle.getAnonymousId(PPersistenceOracle.java:369)
     [java]      at com.agilience.sharenet.app.bl.persistence.PPersistenceModel.getAnonymousId(PPersistenceModel.java:112)

When an exception occurs inside the constructor for the class, the stack trace refers to the constructor as <init>. <init> is the internal name that java uses to refer to constructors for a class.

Question about Stacking

Hello Everyone,
I have a quick question about stackwise plus technology. I would like to confirm that there is no redundancy at the ethernet switch port in terms of a physical problem. The reason I ask is that we are deploying stacked switches shortly to ensure high availability but curious to know whether anyone has seen issues with physical ports failing and not the chassis/PSUs. I understand that Etherchannels can be used but we have security cameras that cannot suffer any outages and would be connected to a single port on the stack. I'm guessing that my option is to monitor the Switch Ports statistics via SNMP and move the camera to another port if this ever happens.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers.
Evan

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Sure, ports can fail without the whole switch failing, but edge redundancy, such as using dual links (often configured as a bundled channel), between the host and two stack members addresses both switch port failure and stack member failure.
Unless your security cameras support dual links, your going to have a single point of failure at the edge port.
Next best options, as you've already noted, would be to have, on-line, "warm" spare ports that you can quickly repatch into. Ideally you have enough spare ports to allowing repatching in case a whole switch member fails.
(BTW, when you have spare ports, you don't have to set aside a whole stack member, sitting empty. For example, instead of having a dual stack with only one switch member populated, and the other not at all, split the populated ports across both stack members. That way, if a stack member fails, you don't lose all your hosts, only half. [With cameras, depending on their views, you might be able to overlap their coverage across multiple stack member.])

Quick question about Quicktime media keys.......

I had a question about encoding video and media keys. It seems to me that the only codec that allows you to encode it with a media key is Sorenson (Sorenson 3 I think). Why are they the only ones that are enabling that in their codecs? Is it kind of a dying technology or practice? I've experimented with Sorenson 3 and Sorenson Squeeze trials and, even though it looks ok, it simply doesn't stack up to others like Apple's H.264 or open-source x264 or even Xvid. I guess I wish there were a way to be able to use media key options with all the new H.264 codecs. Is it possible to do that, either with Xcode or AppleScript? Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

QuickTime has supported 'media keys" since version 3 but you can only add them using the third party software.
You would be better served by contacting Sorenson and asking them about their support for newer codecs.

Some generic questions about JMF

Hi, as new to JMF, I would like to ask some generic questions about JMF from this community
Though including RTP stack, JMF is only compatible to old RTP draft, RFC1889. I know that Sun stopped developing/supporting JMF. What is the alternative solution for JAVA RTP implementation suitable for a serious SERVER project, not just a school-term project? Has anyone thought about that or may have already moved forward? Is that any commercial or more updated Java based RTP stack currently? I searched with google. Besides jrtp, a school project, and I could not find a nice one. Majority of RTPstack implementation is C/C++.
My second question is if there is the performance analysis and comparison of JMF. I know that some client applications such as SIP-Communicator adopt JMF for media delivery. But it is for one user in one machine. I wonder if any server application has adopt JMF as media relaying layer.
I appreciate any input from this community.

erwin2009 wrote:
Hi, as new to JMF, I would like to ask some generic questions about JMF from this communitySure/
Though including RTP stack, JMF is only compatible to old RTP draft, RFC1889. I know that Sun stopped developing/supporting JMF. What is the alternative solution for JAVA RTP implementation suitable for a serious SERVER project, not just a school-term project? Has anyone thought about that or may have already moved forward? Is that any commercial or more updated Java based RTP stack currently? I searched with google. Besides jrtp, a school project, and I could not find a nice one. Majority of RTPstack implementation is C/C++. There is one active project out there, Freedom for Media in Java, that has RTP capabilities. It's obviously not from Sun, but it's the only other RTP-capable project I am aware of, other than FOBS4Java, I believe is the name of it.
What they are suitable for is beyond my scope of knowledge, I only know of the 2 projects.
My second question is if there is the performance analysis and comparison of JMF. I know that some client applications such as SIP-Communicator adopt JMF for media delivery. But it is for one user in one machine. I wonder if any server application has adopt JMF as media relaying layer. None that I have seen, except for various projects I've helped people with on this forum. But, if someone is asking for help on a forum with his/her server application, it probably doesn't meet the guidelines you just laid out ;-)
I appreciate any input from this community.Sorry I don't have more to add to your inquires...

Question about document/literal web service

Hello every body.
I have some question about document/literal web service.
I’ve been working with Axis before.
Axis has four valid signatures for your message-style service methods:
public Element [] method(Element [] bodies);
public SOAPBodyElement [] method (SOAPBodyElement [] bodies);
public Document method(Document body);
public void method(SOAPEnvelope req, SOAPEnvelope resp);
The same I am trying to do with WebLogic API for webservices.
But when I am trying to test web service (public Document method (Document body); )
I have serialized exceptions for org.w3c.dom.Document.
Do I have to write a custom class for org.w3c.dom.Document serialization?
If yes can you give me some idea or example?
The all idea behind this web service is. I have just one web service and mane classes for XML processing. Depends what xml document will be during runtime, web service will be using different class for xml processing. It works fine with Axis, but in case of WebLogic I have some problem.
One more question… How I have to call this web service from java client?
I have seen this example http://www.manojc.com/?sample31 ,
but this web service looks like (Document helloDom()). I need to send Document.
This example works for Dynamic Proxy, but does not work for static call.
Any ideas?? Thank in advance.

Hi,
I am getting a similar issue. I created a Document-style/literal webservice and deployed on Weblogic 9.2 . Then I generated client stubs using clientgen. I get the following exception stack trace:
java.rmi.RemoteException: web service invoke failed: javax.xml.soap.SOAPException:
failed to serialize class java.lang.Objectweblogic.xml.schema.binding.SerializationException: type mapping lookup failure on
class=class com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.dom.DeferredDocumentImpl TypeMapping=TYPEMAPPING SIZE=3
ENTRY 1:
class: java.lang.Object
xsd_type: ['http://xmlns.ozarkexpress.com/business/sell']:stns:echoDocumentResponse
ser: weblogic.xml.schema.binding.internal.builtin.XSDAnyCodec@1125127
deser: weblogic.xml.schema.binding.internal.builtin.XSDAnyCodec@18dfef8
ENTRY 2:
class: java.lang.Object
xsd_type: ['http://xmlns.ozarkexpress.com/business/sell']:stns:echoDocument
ser: weblogic.xml.schema.binding.internal.builtin.XSDAnyCodec@15e83f9
deser: weblogic.xml.schema.binding.internal.builtin.XSDAnyCodec@2a5330
ENTRY 3:
class: java.lang.Object
xsd_type: ['http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema']:xsd:anyType
ser: weblogic.xml.schema.binding.internal.builtin.XSDAnyCodec@bb7465
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Image enduser workstation: question about ACF and Adobe Reader component

Our IT department is investigating what components should be included in the image for enduser workstations to ensure they will be able to work with interactive forms without any problem. I know ACF and Adobe Reader are the only requirements for endusers but I have some questions about this:
1. As of what version of Netweaver 2004s is it no longer a requirement to have the ACF component installed on the frontend to enable online interactive scenario's for endusers?
2. Can I recommend to allways install the very latest Adobe Reader version available in the market or is the Adobe Reader version depending on the SAP NetWeaver version we use?
kind regards
Angelique Heutinck
([email protected])

Hi Angelique,
The non ACF version is called Zero Client Installation (ZCI)
ERP2005 SP 5 - Zero Client Installation (ZCI)
NW04S Stack 08
Reader 8.0 for ZCI, Reader 7.08 for ACF based forms. Don't use Reader 8 for ACF yet, since there is no installer working yet...
Cheers,
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Question about blending

I have an unusual question about blending
Say you have two objects using a blend mode other than normal. For example, two boxes, one yellow, one magenta, both set to multiply.
Where they overlap is red.
Is there a way to keep this area red when the two boxes are placed on top of other objects? But still let the two boxes multiply over other objects, outside of the red overlap area. In other words, making only the red area opaque.
I know the result can be achieved by adding a box, or using the pathfinder, I was just wondering if there was a setting in the transparency pallet that would allow this.

Thanks for your help but I wasn't clear. My question doesn't concern blends, just transparency blend modes
Maybe the PDF will explain. Magenta and yellow boxes are on top, with multiply. Normally where they intersect with the cyan would be a muddy brown. I want what you see on page 1
So what I want is to leave the cyan out of the transparency interaction. The only way I know to do this is punch a hole in the cyan, or something like that. The problem with this is evident on page 2 - when you move around the magenta and yellow, the red stays put
Isn't there a way to limit how far transparency goes down in a stack of objects? In this case, just allowing transparency to dig down 2 objects would keep the red intersect area.
If you group the yellow and magenta, then enable isolate blending, you get the red. But the green and blue overlap goes away.

Question about scope!!

Hi ~
I have a question about scope.
for example
primitive character variable ("char")
what is principle upon which it is based?
How can scope implemented?
Please explain at low level in detail..
thanks

Scopes are related to braces (and the for+catch-statements).
Inside a function nested scopes of the same name are forbidden {int x; {int x; ... } ...}, as misunderstanding could arise.
You may mention a name (method name, class name, var name), before its declaration, like:
int f() {x = 3;} int x;Implementation issues address variable locations on the stack and heap management (garbage collection), and exceptions (stack unwinding).
If you are interested in compiler construction try the javap tool, and try out the JVM, by for instance writing a compiler to JVM byte code.
To answer your question on variable clean-up: I'm afraid while playing compiler you need to calculate var addresses/frame sizes, and calls/stack frames are a bit confusing, but the rest is easy.

A question about Tiger installation via firewire

A friend of mine took her A1055 14.1" 1.33Ghz iBook G4 to someone to have a bad hard drive replaced. Before he returned it, without asking her, he removed Tiger and installed Leopard on it. Her base memory is only 256MB, storage 60GB so, as might be expected, once she reinstalled all the necessary apps she has to use in her line of work, her iBook became sludge. It constantly freezes up; something it never did before he installed Leopard. She can't afford, at this time, to move up to a MacBook, so she's asked me if I can help her get back to TIger. (The guy who installed Leopard isn't interested in correcting things.)
This question, before I begin: I don't have retail TIger disks (and she doesn't, either), but I do have the bundled disks that came with my old pet, an A1054 12" G4. Both iBooks do have DVD drives, but, of course, these are bundled disks. Should I be able to successfully skirt the "bundled" issue and install Tiger on her machine via firewire? I plan to save her important files to a flash before I begin but, since she's running Leopard (if you can call what it's doing "running"...) I'll have to erase her hard drive. I'm hesitant to do this, if someone here knows any reason my 12" bundled software won't work with her 14.1" iBook, even though it was running Tiger before. Since I primarily use a MacBook, I'm a bit reckless when it comes to erasing my own iBook's hard drive, but I'm reluctant to do so to hers, if all I might potentially end up with is an empty iBook.
I've never been afraid to ask a stupid question; see how brave I am.

Getting around to answering the question about my own iBook: the one I keep next to me is model is A1133. Entering its serial number into this site confirms that TIger was its original OS, so those particular bundled disks are to be expected. But my old A1054's serial number reveals, as you pointed out, that it's OS was 10.3.3. This begs the question: why, when I purchased it as a re-furb at my local Apple Store, several years ago, did it come all neatly boxed, not only with user manuals and stickers, but bundled Tiger disks? I suppose "Apple re-furb" is the short answer, but the "bundled" part is a bit fuzzy.
Well, back to the original question, Ronda, regarding my friend's iBook and the fact that the guy who worked on it installed Leopard, without her consent: Yesterday, I was mulling it over, and, remembering that her RAM was only 256, decided that, before I did anything else, I'd up her RAM to see if this helped Leopard run any better. I pulled a 1 GB card from my "parts" iBook and popped it in. I'm running it through its paces, today, to watch its behavior.
If it continues to object to having Leopard as its OS, then would the bundled disks that came with my A1133 allow me to install Tiger onto her HD, via firewire, since its production year was more recent? (I apologize that, at the time I originally posted, I'd not remembered that the A1133 also came with disks. If you could see all the Macs stacked around this place, perhaps you could forgive that oversight.)

Question about printing by page count

Hi
I'm new to this and I have a question about printing our invoices by page count.
We generate our invoice using Crystal 2008 we have invoices that can range from a single page to as many as 6 pages. I would like Crystal to preview/print the reports in order of how many pages are in the report. Example: print all single page invoices first then all invoices that are 2 pages and so on. Is this possible?
Thank you in advance

Hi Ido,
Thanks for your input. This is more or less what Carl was suggesting yesterday and I gave it a lot of thinking. The problem here is that I cannot go with "good enough resolution" - I need perfect resolution.
The reason for this apparently silly requirement (why would one sort a bunch of invoices by number of pages instead of Customer Number, as long as they end up in an envelope anyway?) is the proposed purchase of a folding/stuffing machine which could do very fast what now takes one person 4 days to achieve.
One type of machine comes with three settings - fold/stuff 1, 2 or 3-page statements. You need to have three stacks with all the statements that have 1, 2 and 3 pages. The ones with more pages will have to be folded manually, but there are only about two dozen clients that give us that much business. You feed the machine one stack at a time and set it to process the respective number of pages. Any statement that falls accidentally in the other stack will either cause the whole rest of the stack to be mixed up, which is very bad, or cause one customer to receive his invoice and someone else's, which is just embarrassing. I cannot afford any of these scenarios.
Given that the statement contains variable-length (and depth) messages that vary by month and by profit center, and it could also contain one or more groups of details, each with its own header, it is very risky to try to come up with magic numbers attempting to estimate the number of pages based on the number of detail lines. Someone will still have to eyeball very carefully the initial stack of statements in the areas where the number of pages increases by one and make sure that ordering by number of detail lines did not mix, for example, one report with two pages among two reports with one page. Of course, this increased scrutiny will be necessary only around the areas where the page number transitions from 1->2, 2->3 and 3->4, which is much better than trying to order by number of pages all 1500 statements, but still depends on one's manual intervention and focus and, as a result, makes me pretty uncomfortable.
I have taken a look at the "Group Sort Expert". If you select the "All" option (all groups) and you had some kind of summary value then you could sort the report by that value. The idea was to create a hidden Average field over the TotalPageCount runtime variable (which will always equal the TotalPageCount for that customer, since it's the same for all the pages in that group) and use that summary field in the "Group Sort Expert", which would have solved the problem elegantly. Unfortunately, there is no way to create a summary field over a runtime variable. I even created a formula that just returns the TotalPageCount, but that formula did not show up in the list of fields available for summarization (while other formulas did).
It looks like the reporting engine does not allow this type of "late-sorting". I wonder if it is possible at all, because in effect this would require the engine to execute an additional pass: first it should somehow generate the whole report grouped by Customer Number so it knows how many pages are in each group, then it should sort by the number of pages and only after that it could render the report. I'm not sure the engine can do this additional pass.
I would be very curious to hear about the other (more complex) ideas you mentioned. For example, I have seen (in Crystal 2008) a checkbox allowing "sorting by a formula". I don't know how to write a formula used in sorting, but the basic question in the paragraph above still stands: does the engine even support such a feature?
Thanks again.

Question about how the Robocopy /B switch works...

I've been experimenting with robocopy recently, and most switches seem self explanatory for the most part; although I have a question about the /B switch.
The help says the following:
/B :: copy files in Backup mode.
I've checked multiple forums and websites to try and elaborate on this a little more, and from my understanding this switch enables backup mode that essentially gives the ability to change the acls of a file/folder when the account running robocopy does
not have sufficient privileges, to perform a successful copy.
My question is, when the acls are changed when using this "backup mode" switch, with the /copyall switch, will the file still retain the same user access that it originally had - or does it change all of the security settings?
I'm hoping it will somehow change the security settings, create a copy, and retain the same acls as the original - so users can still access necessary files.
Can someone please explain how this "backup mode" works?
Thanks in advance.

This is a very useful thread with a lot of hostility in it.
I have to agree with Jonathan and hazymat: there are few other forums that will discuss the exact function of /b switch, the TechNet article just says "copies in Backup Mode" (I have the article bookmarked), and when doing a google search, THIS page comes
up as the top result! Kinda difficult to tell people they should go search, when you are the exact destination of that search, isn't it? ;)
No offense to anybody working hard to help out here, but this is why sites like Stack Exchange will overshadow every traditional tech forum very soon. More concise question/answer format, more civil, and they actually encourage old questions developing new
answers! All q&a is cataloged for future reference. Their focus is on being a 'resource'.
The negativity here is unfortunate, you guys have great potential to be a very helpful resource for people. Who are you trying to be, the guys with all the answers, or the guys who say "get out of here, your answer isn't in here. Go search for it."?
Regardless, many thanks to jrv! for helping me with my robocopy batch SCRIPT which I just used to create an automated backup! Take care boys. And yes, I just bumped your old-old thread.
Unfortunately I think you miss the point. RoboCopy is an application. It is not a script. This is a scripting forum. Many people come here nd never read the forum guidelines and do not ask script related questions.
The /b switch is documented in RoboCopy help. Of course it assumes the reader is a trained Windows tech and knows what backup mode is. It is used by nearly all backup software when backing up a live system..
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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