Report Portlet 'More' button returns Java error

Running WIN NT 4 SP6 Oracle and WIN NT SP6 Application server (Seperate servers). I have Oracle 9iAS. When I run a report as a portlet and click the 'More' button I get a Java error. Has anyone else had this problem? If so how did you resolve?

Please refer to same discussion topic on Oracle9iAS Portal forum.
http://technet.oracle.com:89/ubb/Forum70/HTML/000092.html
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                    return "displayResults";
               } else {
                    return "endOfResults";
          } catch (RemoteException e) {
               // TODO Remove that
               e.printStackTrace();
               return null;
}Can anybody help please?
Thanks in advance,
Julien Martin.

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LEFT JOIN GEC_TRADE_COUNTRY tc ON gc.TRADE_COUNTRY_CD = tc.TRADE_COUNTRY_CD
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out_a.IM_ORDER_ID = o.IM_ORDER_ID AND
o.FUND_CD = loan_info.FUND_CD AND
o.ASSET_ID = p_asset_id AND
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loan_info.COLLATERAL_CURRENCY_CD = p_nsb_coll_code AND
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o.SETTLE_DATE >= p_settle_date AND
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FOR UPDATE OF out_a.ALLOCATION_ID;
If delete the "OF out_a.ALLOCATION_ID" of the for update clause of CURSOR exist_allocation, this prolbem will not happen, and the code is comple succesfully on sql developer for oracle 10g.
Does anybody have any idea? I've googled the similer problems but still can't find a clue. I'll appreciate any help.

Welcome to the forum!
Please provide the 4 digit Oracle version (result of SELECT * FROM V$VERSION) for the source and target servers; 10g and 11g are not versions. You also mention sql developer so what is the exact version you are using?
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If delete the "OF out_a.ALLOCATION_ID" of the for update clause of CURSOR exist_allocation, this prolbem will not happen, and the code is comple succesfully on sql developer for oracle 10g.
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Please clarify what works and what doesn't work because your statements are both incorrect and misleading.
You can't delete the "OF out_a.ALLOCATION_ID" of the for update clause or you would get a syntax error by leaving FOR UPDATE OF with nothing specified after it.
Also you original statement said
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But when compile a package which is fine on oracle 10g
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But now you say that if you delete the "OF..." the problem doesn't happen and the code compiles on 10g.
Does the original code compile on 10g or not? Does it compile on 11g or not? After the original code is migrated to 11g does it compile? That is, the code is there can you manually compile it?

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