Resource Bundles and Embedded fonts - best practice

Hello,
I am in digging into creating a localized app and I would
like to use embedded fonts.
Ideally, I would like to have two locales (for example), each
with a different embedded font and/or unicode range.
For example, how do I set up my localized app so that EN uses
Arial (Latin Range), and JP uses Arial Unicode MS with Japanese
Kanji unicode range ?
Note that I do know how to embed fonts with different ranges,
I just don't know how to properly embed them into resource bundles
and access them easily in style sheets.
Thanks!
-Daniel

Hello!
This is a very pertinent question, however as many things in life there is no one size fits all here.
We basically recommend, as best practice, to allocate for each specific context only the estimated needed resources. These values should always come from a previous study on the network patterns/load.
To accomodate for growth and scalability it is strongly advised to initially keep as many resources reserved as possible and allocate the unused resources as needed. To accomplish this goal, you should created a reserved resource class, as you did already, with a guarantee of 20 to 40 percent of all ACE resources and configure a virtual context solely with the purpose of ensuring that these resources are reserved.
As you might already know ACE protects resources in use, this means that when decreasing a context's resources, the resources must be unused before then can be reused by other context. Although it is possible to decrease the resource allocations in real time, it typically requires additional overhead to clear any used resources before reducing them.
Based on the traffic patterns, number of connections, throughput, concurrent SSL connections , etc, for each of the sites you will be deploying you will have a better idea on what might be the estimated needed resources and then assign them to each of the contexts. Thus this is something that greatly depends on customer's network environment.
Hope this helps to clarify your doubts.

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Revision: 12663
Revision: 12663
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2009-12-08 12:22:31 -0800 (Tue, 08 Dec 2009)
Log Message:
Adding the resource bundle and fat-swc targets for osmf and textlayout. Also for osmf adding the doc target. This new format that I added to the two project build files will be what we will use going forward for all projects. I have all the other projects modified and plan on checking them in soon. The format change will make adding new locales easier as well as adding the fat-swc target when needed.
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2. monitor the errors in such a way that other LCRs are not affected,
3. Reapply the resolved LCRs from error queue back to Table B, and
4. Retain the synchronization without degrading the performance of streams
Please share some real time insight into the error queue handling mechanism.
Appreciate your help in advance.

This is related to Oracle 11g R2 streams replication.
I have a table A in Source and Table B in destination. During the replication by Oracle streams, if there is an error at apply process, the LCR record will go to error queue table.
Please share the best practices on the following:
1. Maintaining error table operation,
2. monitor the errors in such a way that other LCRs are not affected,
3. Reapply the resolved LCRs from error queue back to Table B, and
4. Retain the synchronization without degrading the performance of streams
Please share some real time insight into the error queue handling mechanism.
Appreciate your help in advance.

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