Read "Qualified Range Key Generation" with Java API.

Hi guru,
I use MDM 5.5 SP6.
In MDM Console I read Qualified Range Key Generation it in "ADMIN -> Remote Systems -> Qualified Range".
I have to get "Qualified Range Key Generation" with Java API.
It's possible?

Hi Rocco,
I am also thinking of same scenario.I thought it is possible in Java Apis by calling the webservices for MDM.there is a service of "get key mapping" where we can pass this "Qualified key range" as parameter.In MDM we have to define a look up table for that key ranges .We will access that table through JAVA API and then link it with the key mapping service .
If u find any solution to apply this ,please share.
thanks and regards
Ank

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Has anyone else encountered this message? Could it be related to a TCP configuration on the server? Or is this a bug in the Java API?
As I mentioned in the forum posting linked to above, I have not encountered this problem with the MDM4J API.
Any help is greatly appreciated.

I resolved it. We are switching over to SP6, Patch 1 and the listener code works fine with this version of the Java API.
Just one thing to note, though: make sure that you register data notifications through MetadataManager in your initialization code:
metadataManager.registerDataNotifications(userSessionContext, repositoryPassword);
For information on the changes to the SP6 Java API, especially with regard to connecting to MDM with the UserSessionContext, please review Richard LeBlanc's [presentation|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/20073a91-3e8b-2a10-52ae-e1b4a10add1c].

Urgent: automatic key generation and java.lang.Long

Hi,
I keep getting the following error:
In RDBMS CMP bean 'UserEntity', when Automatic Key Generation is enabled, the
Primary Key class must be java.lang.Integer.
I need to have Long as primary key, how do I solve it?
Thanks,
A.

Use WebLogic Server 8.1
java.lang.Long is supported in WLS 8.1
thanks,
Deepak
"iggy" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Hi,
I keep getting the following error:
In RDBMS CMP bean 'UserEntity', when Automatic Key Generation is enabled,
the
Primary Key class must be java.lang.Integer.
I need to have Long as primary key, how do I solve it?
Thanks,
A.

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Hi,
I tried to restore a NamedSearch with the following code:
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    restoreNamedSearchCommand.setRecordId(searchRecord.getId());
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But I always get the following error: Server error (0xffaa0310)
No matter which NamedSearch I try to read.
Has anybody encountered that error before and knows what it means?
Or has someone succesfully restored a NamedSearch via the Java API?
Many thanks,
Martin

Hi Martin,
Here is a quote from the MDM API JavaDoc:
A command to restore a named search. A named search is a search criteria that has been saved.
Note: Not all named search can be restored by the API.
It seems you may be in one of those occasions where the named search cannot be restored.
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// Step 3: Create a PicklistSearchConstraint and add the array of lookup values
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// Step 4: (Optional, but advised) Create a SearchParameter
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// Step 5: If you do not already have a search object, create a new one
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// Step 6: Add the search parameter to the search
search.add( sp );
// Now use the search in a retrieve command
Hoping this solves your problem,
Walter

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Hi,
Is it possible to purge a queue with the JAVA API ?
I have not found anything ...
I am also trying to browse archived messages (state 2), the "browseQueue" method does only browse the ready messages (state 0).
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found it, I had to write
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We are trying to use the bursting JAVA APIs 10.1.3.3.1 Standalone) to burst huge XML files and generate PDF Files from RTF templates. Here are a list of our issues with this feature:
1. We have some problems catching the errors when bursting. We have tried to use the "oracle.apps.xdo.common.log.Logger" class, but it is not always reacting like we think it should. Could you please give us an exemple of a clean bursting error catching or a brief description of how we could do it. We have a lot of difficulties to find information about using the JAVA APIs of BIP.
2. Is it a clean way of catching the bursting errors to use the "oracle.apps.xdo.common.log.Logger" class?
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4. How can we enable multi-threading that is included in the DocumentProcessor JAVA APIs so it can take advantage of the multi-processors environnements?

1. Check tim d. blog, you can use the bursting listners to get the errors. It's also in the documentation.
First, on every exception, the Bursting APIs are dumping the error in the Logger. So I can't see how we can use the listeners to catch these. We can check the hasExceptions on the Logger but still, we have some problems with this. When we deploy our application as a MDB (Message driven bean), it seems that once the hasException flag has been raised, if we call the MDB again, it is still up. Is there documentation about that Logger class? Also, I'm worried that we won't be able to call our MDB twice to run simultaneously 2 different bursting process since it seems the Logger is something static, keeping every exception in memory... That's bad.. And show me where you have found documentation about this. All I see in documentation is how to call the DocumentProcessor in a couple of lines. I don't see anything about a clean way to catch errors.
2. Yes/No/Depends. I think it's fine. If your changing the logger options in your program that could come back to haunt you.
I guess so, I'm not changing anything and its already haunting me...
3. When using the 10.1.3.3.1 DocumentProcessor JAVA API, the process gets killed when the RTF template is not where the control file specified it. Even when using a finally clause containing the document processor, we can't fetch the error from the "oracle.apps.xdo.common.log.Logger" class. We did not find a way to catch this error which make our program crash.
Even worst, when we deploy the component has an MDB, when the error happens, it kills the whole oc4j container... please correct this quick.
4. How can we enable multi-threading that is included in the DocumentProcessor JAVA APIs so it can take advantage of the multi-processors environnements?
We got an answer from the dev team which is to add two properties to the document processor, something like:
enable-multithreading: true
thread-count: >2
We did that and what we got is that the process started and it got stuck in a dead lock at the first document processing. How nice! :)
We got a milestone in March and I'm really worried about all those problems... Not enough documentation, a pretty bad error handling, errors making crash the whole oc4j container, Logger seems not to be handling simultaneous calls/ threads, not even handling two subsequent calls... etc.
If anyone has the magic answer, it would be pretty welcomed!
Thanks

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Hi,
is it possible to create or modify a named search with the Java API?
Best regards,
Roman

Hi Olof,
You can use the below code for searching a value in lookup table:
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Hope this helps!!
Cheers,
Arafat

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Hi,
I need to set a lot of process variables in a java service that is executed in a process but can't find the way to do that.
Is it possible to modify the value of a variable from a process instance with the JAVA API ?
I didn't find this type of function (for example with the ProcessManager API).
Thanks,
Will

Could you place your logic in an executeScript service?
You can use native Java there.
I have had good luck getting values in and out of process varaibles with the get... set...
this is a very simple example.
import com.adobe.workflow.pat.service.*;
String allowLogging = patExecContext.getProcessDataStringValue("/process_data/@allowLogging");
patExecContext.setProcessDataStringValue("/process_data/@errorActivity", "Save Doc XML");
patExecContext.setProcessDataStringValue("/process_data/@errorMessage", "SystemException");
if (allowLogging.equalsIgnoreCase("true")) {
System.out.println("@@@@ Save Doc XML @@@@");
System.out.println("@@@@ SystemException @@@@");
}; // END allowLogging

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I have a single xml document that contains all the text displayed in my application. I now want to translate the text into other languages and I thought I could do it my using the SAX to parse the individual elements, translate the text and then write out the resulting file. Are there any open source/java libraries that can translate text into other languages.
For now I am just interested in the most popular European languages, French,Spanish,German and Italian

I hear what you are saying, but if it could just make start that would be great. I have a program that I have been very careful to ensure all text is localized but I dont have the time/expertise to translate it myself or the funds to get it done professionally. I also have my help manual in docbook xml format so would like to translate that as well.
I thought AltaVistas BabelFish might have a Java API but have been unable to find one.
Also even if the translation was to be done by humans it is very difficult for a translater to edit the file in xml format,so I think I still need a process to extract the text from the file, allow it to be translated, and then read it back in.

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