Rate and Review Comments Broken 8/6 to 8/19

At the bottom of the articles and tutorials is a Rate and Review Comments box. We, the tutorial writers, try to respond to all tutorial questions or problems submitted using the Comments box.
The mechanism for gathering the comments was broken from 8/6 to 8/19. If you submitted a question or problem during that time, can you please resubmit it if you would still like a response
The Sun Java Studio Creator Tutorials Team

Hi There,
It is unfortunate that it will not be fixed for now. But thanks for posting this so the community knows where to send the feedback info.
K

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Tutorial Rate and Review Box Broken

At the bottom of each of our Sun Java Studio Creator tutorials is a Rate and Review box where you can rate the tutorial and submit comments or questions. The responses that you have sent to us are extremely valuable. We have made many improvements based on the feedback that you send to us using the Rate and Review box.
Unfortunately, this mechanism broke about one month ago and the Rate and Review responses are going into a black hole, never to see the light of day. After repeated requests to fix this, we finally got word that they are not going to fix it. Eventually, they will move to some other mechanism. When that happens, we will let you know. In the meantime, don't bother with the Rate and Review box. If you have suggestions, problems, or questions, you can submit them to us by going to http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/javatools/jscreator/learning/tutorials/index.jsp and clicking on the link to the feedback form.

Hi There,
It is unfortunate that it will not be fixed for now. But thanks for posting this so the community knows where to send the feedback info.
K

[svn:fx-trunk] 11664: Update ASDoc comments on new MXItemRenderer classes, and fix a broken HTML tag in Range.as

Revision: 11664
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2009-11-11 11:42:00 -0800 (Wed, 11 Nov 2009)
Log Message:
Update ASDoc comments on new MXItemRenderer classes, and fix a broken HTML tag in Range.as
QE notes: -
Doc notes: -
Bugs: -
Reviewer: -
Tests run: - Checkintests
Is noteworthy for integration: No
Modified Paths:
    flex/sdk/trunk/frameworks/projects/spark/src/mx/controls/dataGridClasses/MXDataGridItemRe nderer.as
    flex/sdk/trunk/frameworks/projects/spark/src/mx/controls/listClasses/MXItemRenderer.as
    flex/sdk/trunk/frameworks/projects/spark/src/mx/controls/treeClasses/MXTreeItemRenderer.a s
    flex/sdk/trunk/frameworks/projects/spark/src/spark/components/supportClasses/Range.as

Revision: 11664
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2009-11-11 11:42:00 -0800 (Wed, 11 Nov 2009)
Log Message:
Update ASDoc comments on new MXItemRenderer classes, and fix a broken HTML tag in Range.as
QE notes: -
Doc notes: -
Bugs: -
Reviewer: -
Tests run: - Checkintests
Is noteworthy for integration: No
Modified Paths:
    flex/sdk/trunk/frameworks/projects/spark/src/mx/controls/dataGridClasses/MXDataGridItemRe nderer.as
    flex/sdk/trunk/frameworks/projects/spark/src/mx/controls/listClasses/MXItemRenderer.as
    flex/sdk/trunk/frameworks/projects/spark/src/mx/controls/treeClasses/MXTreeItemRenderer.a s
    flex/sdk/trunk/frameworks/projects/spark/src/spark/components/supportClasses/Range.as

Portfolios: Review, Commenting, and Approval possible?

Is it possible to do reviewing, commenting, and approval for a PDF portfolio document? We were wanting to send out our deliverables to a client using the Portfolio feature to create one crisp document with all of our items inside of it, but it seems that the portfolio view doesn't have the same <Comment> tab that a normal PDF comes with.
Regards,
Scott

No, reviewing and commenting is not allowed on Portfolios. You need to open individual PDFs inside the portfolio and initiate review or perform commenting on them.

How to rate and give review for the product in SharePoint Contoso demo site by the customer/user from publishing site?

Hi,
I am new to SharePoint, and am working on Contoso demo site.
I want to know where to give star rating and review for the product in SharePoint Contoso demo site. Even after spending enough hours i didn't find solution for this problem. All the answers i got was changing the List/Library settings -> Rating settings,
if i follow that, i get the rating column displayed in my catalog site. How can i bring it on my publishing site and let the customers give rating or review for the product from publishing site. Is there any OOTB feature in sharepoint or it shoul be customized.
Thanks in advance.
Akshaya

Are you using the Content Search Web Part? Just tweaking that once the source library has had the rating column applied should work. Have you tried this?
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Acrobat v 9 pro unable to see review & comments button

Using standard acrobat 5 SDK we have build an extension plugin for loading annotations when opening a document in IE browser, and similarly on click of save it stores the annotations back. This works fine with acrobat 6.0 pro but in 8 and 9 its not working. In 9.0, we do not see the review & comments when we open the plugin in IE. But we are able to open existing annotations and edit existing comments. We need to know what API changes are done between 6 and 8. If any of the 5.x SDK has been desupported and hwo do we get the comments button comeup in IE.
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Hi gmcshave,
I'm sorry to hear you are having issues with your new MacBook Pro; I know printer config issues can be frustrating. It sounds like you have been on the right track in troubleshooting this issue. If you are still having issues adding your wireless printer to your Mac, you may want to double-check the steps outlined in the following article (apologies if you have already done so):
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I have downloaded a pdf from a jounal web site. After doing this and inserting comments, then saving it, upon opening it again, i can no longer see the text but only the highlight changes that i made

I am using Adobe Acrobat Pro XI. I have downloaded a pdf from a journal web site. I need to review this article and make comments in the text. After doing this and saving the file, when opening the saved file, I can only see the highlights where I made changes and the list of comments that I made, but I no longer see the original text. See the example below. Can anyone help on this?

I am using Adobe Acrobat Pro XI. I have downloaded a pdf from a journal web site. I need to review this article and make comments in the text. After doing this and saving the file, when opening the saved file, I can only see the highlights where I made changes and the list of comments that I made, but I no longer see the original text. See the example below. Can anyone help on this?

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Has anyone had a problem with comments created on one day simply vanishing the next?
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occurs after a day or two. After creating comments, at least two of the reviewers opened the document the following day, but the comments had disappeared. I watched one reviewer open the document. The "Welcome Back" window listed the reviewers and showed the normal new/total comments. After a few seconds, THE TOTAL COMMENTS FOR ONE REVIEWER RESET TO ZERO as we watched. The comments were not in the review file. It seems that comments are normally stored inside the review files instead of in auxiliary .fdf files as they once were, or in .xml files as I saw in a recent example with Acrobat 9 on a review I restarted.
A possibly related problem occurs sometimes when trying to close a file, even when no comments are added: A message states that there are unpublished comments and offers a publish, delete, cancel, and one other button. After clicking publish, another messages states that the file is locked. This is an endless loop and Acrobat will not close without going to the Task Manager.
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Phil

Hi Vikas,
We began saving the files locally and this seemed to sort out the confusion with comments disappearing and reappearing, etc.
There are still some rough spots you may be interested in -
1. My teammate, Russ initiated a file and sent me the link (which is a Windows shortcut file with a path to the shared document). I opened the link and the shared file opened. However I was not prompted to save it immediately as you described in step 5 above. The save prompt only appears when closing the file. So, when the user first starts working on the file it is on the shared copy.
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b. When closing the document, Acrobat prompts to save the file. Clicking Save produces a Save AS window each time. Shouldn't this be a Save box? When users enter and close a document multiple times they must stop and decide whether to overwrite the file each time. Conversely, if there are unpublished comments and you try to close, there is a Save Draft button, which seems to save over the local file without asking. This seems backwards. If I'm editing an Indesign document and I click save, it just saves. If I want to save a variation, I click Save AS. (FYI, on my pc, Acrobat prompted to save the file in C:\temp; on Russ's pc, it prompted for \MyDocuments.)
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I hope this gives you our perspective in the spirit of improving the product.

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Anyone worked out what the maximum sample rates and bit depths AppleTV can output are?
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If I import recordings as AIFFs or WAVs to iTunes it shows the recording parameters in iTunes, but my old Yamaha processor which accepts PCM doesn't show the source data values, though I know it can handle 96kHz 24bit from DVD audio.
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If AppleTV downsamples however there wouldn't be much point streaming higher rates.
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I've invited a reviewer to an Acrobat.com based review. She's able to open the file via the invitation, make comments, and Publish Comments (successfully, by all indications)
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-Matt
@mattrsullivan

Good day Matt,
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I used Oracle's SQL Developer Data Modeler (Version 3.0.0.665) and created a data model for my project. I e-mailed a PDF format of the data model to our Systems Analyst. She asked if I could re-create the data model and include table and column comments. Is this a possibility and if so how is this done?
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2.2) Exported it to the Reporting Schema. Note, I never got a message ‘Design has been exported successfully’.
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Does anyone know if it is possible to initiate a Shared or Online Review / Commenting process from LiveCycle ES ?
I have a process where at a mid point the 'doucment' (e.g. a form) needs to be sent to 10-20 different people to get their input before the process is finalised.
I know how to convert the form to a Flat PDF and ARE it with Commenting Enabled and eMail it etc - but not how to initiate a Shared / Online review.
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Need clarification from experts regarding few code review comments received

Hi,
I know that this is a very trivial question to post onto in here but just wanted to double check with all the experts out there. I was lately given few code review comments by one of the senior developers in my project which I couldnt completely agree upon. I thought to seek further inputs from the experts out here.
1) Consider the SQL query below:
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I was instructed not to pass any constant values (like how am passing to SPRSL & ENDDA) as shown above. The code reviewer said that this would result in poor performance & that am supposed to perform a DELETE upon the resulting internal table instead. I did try read around & search the available documentation but could not come up with any similar note anywhere. Can the experts please comment on the credibility of this statement?
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Regards,
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I second both Sandra & Rob on their views on FAE. As Rob has suggested do a runtime analysis or SQL trace and compare the DB execution times.
>
Sandra Rossi wrote:
> We should use a constant when a value is often used or when a name is better than just a meaningless value.
Using constants for any literal used in the code makes it difficult to understand. I have seen codes with something like CALL TRANSACTION c_fb01 or AUTHORITY OBJECT c_s_dataset.
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