Same stream object Error

Hi, when I try to open a stream XNET interface I have this error:
Error -1074384882 occurred at XNET Create Session (Frame Input Stream).vi:1
Possible reason(s):
NI-XNET: (Hex 0xBFF6300E) You tried to open the same stream object twice. This is not permitted. Solution: open each stream object only once.
How can I solve this problem?

This error has to do with invalid baud rate. Have you tried to change the baud rate and try again?
Antonios

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APPS.FFP51850_01011990
APPS.FFP50928_01011997
APPS.FFP56326_01011990
APPS.FFP51838_01011990
APPS.FFP56333_01011990
APPS.FFP50583_01011900
APPS.FFP56716_01012001
APPS.FFP51906_01011990
APPS.FFP54824_01012000
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APPS.FFP55063_01011990
APPS.FFP59273_01012004
APPS.FFP57215_01011999
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APPS.FFP51068_01011997
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APPS.FFP59111_01011990
APPS.FFP51849_01011990
APPS.FFP56325_01011990
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APPS.FFP56332_01011990
APPS.FFP54912_01011990
APPS.FFP59116_01011990
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APPS.FFP59115_01011990
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APPS.FFP57190_01012000
APPS.FFP54407_01011995
APPS.FFP56052_01012000
APPS.FFP55328_01011998
APPS.FFP54414_01011995
APPS.FFP55356_01011990
APPS.FFP54393_01011995
APPS.FFP54449_01011995
APPS.FFP56337_01011995
APPS.FFP54524_01011995
APPS.FFP1919_01010001
APPS.FFP56434_01012001
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APPS.FFP1918_01010001
APPS.FFP58906_01010001
APPS.FFP58913_01010001
APPS.FFP58912_01010001
APPS.FFP54823_01012000
APPS.FFP51841_01011990
APPS.FFP50581_01011900
APPS.FFP55306_01011995
APPS.FFP50525_01011900
APPS.FFP59191_01011990
APPS.FFP59114_01011990
APPS.FFP51966_01011998
APPS.FFP56321_01011990
APPS.FFP57217_01012000
APPS.FFP56328_01011990
APPS.FFP50524_01011900
APPS.FFP57196_01012000
APPS.FFP55362_01011990
APPS.FFP59113_01011990
APPS.FFP57216_01012000
APPS.FFP59176_01012004
APPS.FFP55243_26121999
APPS.FFP56327_01011990
APPS.FFP57126_01011995
APPS.FFP55333_01011998
APPS.FFP54403_01011995
APPS.FFP55368_01011990
APPS.FFP54522_01011995
APPS.FFP54948_01011990
APPS.FFP57125_01011995
APPS.FFP54521_01011995
APPS.FFP1916_01010001
APPS.FFP1917_01010001
APPS.FFP58911_01010001
APPS.FFP58918_01010001
APPS.FFP58910_01010001
APPS.FFP60555_01010001
APPS.FFP60587_01011990
APPS.FFP60588_01011990
APPS.FFP60589_01011990
APPS.FFP60591_01011990
APPS.FFP60592_01011990
APPS.FFP60593_01011990
APPS.FFP60606_01011990
APPS.FFP60607_01011990
APPS.FFP60793_01012004
APPS.FFP60833_01012000
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APPS.FFP60944_01011990
APPS.FFP60963_01012000
APPS.FFP60964_01012000
APPS.OKL_AM_BAL_WRITEOFF_PVT
APPS.OKL_LA_SALES_TAX_PVT
APPS.FFP61156_01010001
APPS.FFP61138_01010001
APPS.FFP61170_01010001
APPS.FFP61152_01010001
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APPS.FFP61440_01011990
APPS.FFP52982_01010001
APPS.FFP61511_01012000
APPS.FFP61532_01011990
APPS.OKL_MULTIGAAP_ENGINE_PVT
APPS.XLA_00707_AAD_C_000026_PKG
APPS.XLA_20065_AAD_C_000030_PKG
APPS.FSAH_DUPLICATE_PKG
APPS.FFP61884_01010001
APPS.FFP61924_01010001
APPS.FFP61920_01010001
APPS.FFP61867_01010001
APPS.FFP61871_01010001
APPS.FFP61926_01010001
APPS.FFP61912_01010001
APPS.FFP61897_01010001
APPS.FFP61919_01010001
APPS.XLA_00707_AAD_C_000044_PKG
APPS.MSD_DEM_OBI_DEMANTRA_MV
APPS.FFP62356_01012000
APPS.FFP62357_01012000
APPS.FFP62358_01012000
APPS.FFP62359_01012000
APPS.FFP62376_01012000
APPS.FFP62377_01012000
APPS.FFP62378_01012000
APPS.FFP62379_01012000
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APPS.OKL_PROCESS_TMPT_SET_PVT_W
APPS.OKL_TRANS_CONTRACTS_PVT_W
APPS.OKL_TRANSACTION_PVT_W
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APPS.OKL_TRANSACTION_PUB
APPS.OKL_GENERATE_ACCRUALS_PVT
APPS.OKL_AM_ASSET_DISPOSE_PVT
APPS.OKL_AM_ASSET_RETURN_PVT
APPS.OKL_CS_WF
APPS.OKL_FUNDING_WF
APPS.OKL_LA_JE_PVT
APPS.OKL_INTEREST_CALC_PVT
APPS.OKL_LOSS_PROV_PVT
APPS.OKL_MISC_TRANS_PVT
APPS.OKL_MASS_REBOOK_PVT
APPS.OKL_AM_LEASE_LOAN_TRMNT_PVT
APPS.OKL_AM_LOAN_TRMNT_PVT
APPS.OKL_AM_LEASE_TRMNT_PVT
APPS.OKL_RELEASE_PVT
APPS.OKL_AM_QUOTES_WF
APPS.OKL_REV_LOSS_PROV_PVT
APPS.OKL_SPLIT_CONTRACT_PVT
APPS.OKL_LA_STREAM_PVT
APPS.OKL_SPLIT_ASSET_PVT
APPS.OKL_TRANS_CONTRACTS_PVT
APPS.OKL_AM_TERMNT_QUOTE_PVT
APPS.OKL_CS_TRANSFER_ASSUMPTION_PVT
APPS.OKL_PROCESS_TMPT_SET_PVT
APPS.OKL_TRANSACTION_PVT
APPS.OKL_VARIABLE_INTEREST_PVT
APPS.OKL_GENERATE_ACCRUALS_PUB_W
APPS.OKL_TRANS_CONTRACTS_PUB_W
APPS.OKL_TRX_CONTRACTS_PUB_W
APPS.OKL_TRANSACTION_PUB_W
APPS.OKL_PROCESS_TMPT_SET_PUB_W
APPS.OKL_CS_PRINCIPAL_PAYDOWN_PVT
APPS.EAM_PROCESS_WO_PVT
APPS.OKL_AM_CNTRCT_LN_TRMNT_PVT
APPS.OKL_SERVICE_INTEGRATION_PVT
APPS.OKL_PERIOD_SWEEP_PVT
APPS.OKL_SEC_AGREEMENT_PVT
APPS.IGS_FI_CREDIT_PVT
APPS.FFP55366_01011990
APPS.FFP51404_01011997
APPS.FFP51848_01011990
APPS.FFP55358_01011990
APPS.FFP55370_01011990
APPS.FFP50529_01011900
APPS.FFP50775_01011900
APPS.FFP52681_01071999
APPS.FFP50533_01011900
APPS.FFP55069_01011990
APPS.FFP50531_01011900
APPS.FFP55060_01011990
APPS.FFP51840_01011990
APPS.FFP55372_01011990
APPS.FFP50773_01011900
APPS.FFP55067_01011990
APPS.FFP53497_01012001
APPS.FFP51406_01011997
APPS.FFP52621_01011996
APPS.FFP52090_01011990
APPS.FFP55065_01011990
APPS.FFP53540_01012001
APPS.FFP51837_01011990
APPS.FFP55364_01011990
APPS.FFP52115_01011990
APPS.FFP50506_01011900
APPS.FFP53477_01012001
APPS.FFP55375_01011990
APPS.FFP50508_01011900
APPS.FFP50512_01011900
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APPS.FFP52724_01071999
APPS.FFP55355_01011990
APPS.FFP55058_01011990
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APPS.FFP50577_01011900
APPS.FFP51867_01011990
APPS.FFP51411_01011999
APPS.FFP51887_01011990
APPS.FFP54398_01011995
APPS.FFP50576_01011900
APPS.FFP54411_01011995
APPS.FFP54409_01011995
APPS.FFP54520_01011995
APPS.FFP52481_01010001
APPS.FFP52683_01071999
APPS.FFP50527_01011900
APPS.FFP51843_01011990
APPS.FFP54474_01011995
APPS.FFP55062_01011990
APPS.FFP55361_01011990
APPS.CSC_ACTION_ASSEMBLER_PVT_W
FLOWS_010500.ImportExport
FLOWS_010500.ImportExport
PUBLIC.WWV_FLOW_LIST_OF_VALUES_DATA
PUBLIC.WWV_FLOW_LISTS_OF_VALUES$
PUBLIC.WWV_FLOW_GENERIC
PUBLIC.WWV_FLOW_FIELD_TEMPLATES
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APPS.FFP58914_01010001
APPS.FFP58915_01010001
APPS.FFP58920_01010001
APPS.FFP58919_01010001
APPS.OKL_PROP_TAX_ADJ_PVT
APPS.OKL_PROCESS_PPD_PVT
APPS.OKL_STREAM_MIGRATION_PVT
APPS.FFP53720_01011990
APPS.FFP51846_01011990
APPS.FFP51888_01011990
APPS.FFP55078_01011990
APPS.FFP59117_01011990
APPS.FFP59110_01011990
APPS.FFP59131_01011990
APPS.FFP51844_01011990
APPS.FFP56331_01011990
APPS.FFP54827_01012000
APPS.FFP55070_01011990
APPS.FFP56324_01011990
APPS.FFP50523_01011900
APPS.FFP57220_01012000
APPS.FFP55080_01011990
APPS.FFP59112_01011990
APPS.FFP50522_01011900
APPS.FFP55330_01011998
APPS.FFP51850_01011990
APPS.FFP50928_01011997
APPS.FFP56326_01011990
APPS.FFP51838_01011990
APPS.FFP56333_01011990
APPS.FFP50583_01011900
APPS.FFP56716_01012001
APPS.FFP51906_01011990
APPS.FFP54824_01012000
APPS.FFP59175_01012004
APPS.FFP55063_01011990
APPS.FFP59273_01012004
APPS.FFP57215_01011999
APPS.FFP54518_01011995
APPS.FFP54525_01011995
APPS.FFP55367_01011990
APPS.FFP55079_01011990
APPS.FFP51068_01011997
APPS.FFP59195_01011990
APPS.FFP56739_01011999
APPS.FFP59111_01011990
APPS.FFP51849_01011990
APPS.FFP56325_01011990
APPS.FFP54909_01011990
APPS.FFP55077_01011990
APPS.FFP56332_01011990
APPS.FFP54912_01011990
APPS.FFP59116_01011990
APPS.FFP59192_01011990
APPS.FFP59200_01011990
APPS.FFP59115_01011990
APPS.FFP56053_01012000
APPS.FFP59251_01012004
APPS.FFP54394_01011995
APPS.FFP56329_01011990
APPS.FFP55331_01011998
APPS.FFP56323_01011990
APPS.FFP56330_01011990
APPS.FFP56322_01011990
APPS.FFP55359_01011990
APPS.FFP58907_01010001
APPS.FFP53224_01011999
APPS.FFP1915_01010001
APPS.FFP55373_01011990
APPS.FFP55240_26121999
APPS.FFP56596_01012001
APPS.FFP57190_01012000
APPS.FFP54407_01011995
APPS.FFP56052_01012000
APPS.FFP55328_01011998
APPS.FFP54414_01011995
APPS.FFP55356_01011990
APPS.FFP54393_01011995
APPS.FFP54449_01011995
APPS.FFP56337_01011995
APPS.FFP54524_01011995
APPS.FFP1919_01010001
APPS.FFP56434_01012001
APPS.FFP58163_01011951
APPS.FFP56056_01012000
APPS.FFP54404_01011995
APPS.FFP54523_01011995
APPS.FFP58909_01010001
APPS.FFP58908_01010001
APPS.FFP1918_01010001
APPS.FFP58906_01010001
APPS.FFP58913_01010001
APPS.FFP58912_01010001
APPS.FFP54823_01012000
APPS.FFP51841_01011990
APPS.FFP50581_01011900
APPS.FFP55306_01011995
APPS.FFP50525_01011900
APPS.FFP59191_01011990
APPS.FFP59114_01011990
APPS.FFP51966_01011998
APPS.FFP56321_01011990
APPS.FFP57217_01012000
APPS.FFP56328_01011990
APPS.FFP50524_01011900
APPS.FFP57196_01012000
APPS.FFP55362_01011990
APPS.FFP59113_01011990
APPS.FFP57216_01012000
APPS.FFP59176_01012004
APPS.FFP55243_26121999
APPS.FFP56327_01011990
APPS.FFP57126_01011995
APPS.FFP55333_01011998
APPS.FFP54403_01011995
APPS.FFP55368_01011990
APPS.FFP54522_01011995
APPS.FFP54948_01011990
APPS.FFP57125_01011995
APPS.FFP54521_01011995
APPS.FFP1916_01010001
APPS.FFP1917_01010001
APPS.FFP58911_01010001
APPS.FFP58918_01010001
APPS.FFP58910_01010001
APPS.FFP60555_01010001
APPS.FFP60587_01011990
APPS.FFP60588_01011990
APPS.FFP60589_01011990
APPS.FFP60591_01011990
APPS.FFP60592_01011990
APPS.FFP60593_01011990
APPS.FFP60606_01011990
APPS.FFP60607_01011990
APPS.FFP60793_01012004
APPS.FFP60833_01012000
HERMAN.RDT_1
APPS.FFP60943_01011990
APPS.FFP60944_01011990
APPS.FFP60963_01012000
APPS.FFP60964_01012000
APPS.OKL_AM_BAL_WRITEOFF_PVT
APPS.OKL_LA_SALES_TAX_PVT
APPS.FFP61156_01010001
APPS.FFP61138_01010001
APPS.FFP61170_01010001
APPS.FFP61152_01010001
APPS.FFP61124_01010001
APPS.FFP61277_01011951
APPS.FFP61440_01011990
APPS.FFP52982_01010001
APPS.FFP61511_01012000
APPS.FFP61532_01011990
APPS.OKL_MULTIGAAP_ENGINE_PVT
APPS.XLA_00707_AAD_C_000026_PKG
APPS.XLA_20065_AAD_C_000030_PKG
APPS.FSAH_DUPLICATE_PKG
APPS.FFP61884_01010001
APPS.FFP61924_01010001
APPS.FFP61920_01010001
APPS.FFP61867_01010001
APPS.FFP61871_01010001
APPS.FFP61926_01010001
APPS.FFP61912_01010001
APPS.FFP61897_01010001
APPS.FFP61919_01010001
APPS.XLA_00707_AAD_C_000044_PKG
APPS.MSD_DEM_OBI_DEMANTRA_MV
APPS.FFP62356_01012000
APPS.FFP62357_01012000
APPS.FFP62358_01012000
APPS.FFP62359_01012000
APPS.FFP62376_01012000
APPS.FFP62377_01012000
APPS.FFP62378_01012000
APPS.FFP62379_01012000
CA.F
CA.GThe FFP packages are fastformula packages that were invalidated after running the HRGLOBAL driver and will compile normally with adadmin
as for the remaining formulas they will not compile with adadmin for some reason, and you have to open each package and re-compile the packages it refferences even if they are valid.
reffer to Oracle document [ID 1065445.1] ENGFDECN ECO Form When Try to Tab out of Field ECO Number, get FRM-40735: WHEN-VALIDATE_ITEM trigger raised unhandled exception ORA-04063
despite that the solution in the doc id above talks only about ENGFDECN but it applies to all other packages. I've faced the same issue and now I have ZERO invalid packages, it will take sometime but it's worth a while.
Regards,
Mohammed B. Tammous

Expected a dict object error message

When attempting to open a PDF file in Reader sometimes get the "Expected a dict object" error message.

Did you ever find the answer to this problem?? I am having the same problem with
my Acrobat 9 Pro document. When trying to insert a page to the document (300 pages long) I get the error message "expected a dict object
Would appreciate any tips you can give me.

Error in editing object: Error in RFC to Solution Manger System

Hi All,
Our System release is ERP 6.0 EhP4 and our DB is Oracle.
When we try to create or edit any object (eg: Function module, package, function group, tables) in our system and save it in a local workbench request, we are getting an error which states: Error in editing object: Error in RFC SM_<SID>CLNT<Client>_BACK to Solution Manger System.
Though we have deleted the RFC SM_<SID>CLNT<Client>_BACK, we still get the same error when we try to edit an object and save it in a workbench request. But when we save all these in a local object instead of a package we do not get any error.
Can any one please suggest some solution for this?? As we are held up in some critical activity.
Regards,
Yamini.

Hi,
Not sure - but maybe a cross system lock seems to exist. Perhaps you can check this:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_em70/helpdata/en/43/7227481a856fcae10000000a1553f6/content.htm
Or else create the Back RFC to SolMan and check how it proceeds.
Regards,
Srikishan

Exception caught while loading clients.xml: [object Error] in IE

I’m following lesson 9 from Adobe Dreamweaver CS3
Classroom in a Book which starts with viewing in a browser the
final web page provided on the CD that comes with the book.
The problem is that when I browse that file, IE 7 gives this
error:
quote:
Exception caught while loading clients.xml: [object Error]
Other browsers and versions of IE display the
page fine.
From Dreamweaver I ran Browser Compatibility check and it
reported this:
quote:
Found 1 errors in external css files
Affects: Firefox 1.5; Internet Explorer 6.0, 7.0; Netscape
8.0; Opera 8.0, 9.0
Found 2 errors in external css files
Affects: Internet Explorer for Macintosh 5.2
Found 3 errors in external css files
Affects: Safari 2.0
All errors point to this code from the same
line:
href="css/main.css
and the whole line is:
<link href="css/main.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"
media="screen" />
I also ran validation of the file and it reported this:
quote:
2 The tag: "html" doesn't have an attribute: "xmlns:spry" in
currently active versions.[XHTML 1.0 transitional]
114 The tag: "div" doesn't have an attribute: "spry:region"
in currently active versions.[XHTML 1.0 transitional]
117 The tag: "th" doesn't have an attribute: "spry:sort" in
currently active versions.[XHTML 1.0 transitional]
118 The tag: "th" doesn't have an attribute: "spry:sort" in
currently active versions.[XHTML 1.0 transitional]
120 The tag: "tr" doesn't have an attribute: "spry:setrow" in
currently active versions.[XHTML 1.0 transitional]
120 The tag: "tr" doesn't have an attribute: "spry:select" in
currently active versions.[XHTML 1.0 transitional]
120 The tag: "tr" doesn't have an attribute: "spry:repeat" in
currently active versions.[XHTML 1.0 transitional]
120 The tag: "tr" doesn't have an attribute: "spry:odd" in
currently active versions.[XHTML 1.0 transitional]
120 The tag: "tr" doesn't have an attribute: "spry:hover" in
currently active versions.[XHTML 1.0 transitional]
128 The tag: "div" doesn't have an attribute:
"spry:detailregion" in currently active versions.[XHTML 1.0
transitional]
129 The tag: "div" doesn't have an attribute: "tabindex" in
currently active versions.[XHTML 1.0 transitional]
134 The tag: "div" doesn't have an attribute:
"spry:detailregion" in currently active versions.[XHTML 1.0
transitional]
143 The tag: "div" doesn't have an attribute:
"spry:detailregion" in currently active versions.[XHTML 1.0
transitional]
The problem is that I don’t know what to do next and if
and how this file can be fixed.
Will appreciate greatly your help
Thank you

Another bump
hoping the experts here might help if they check the files, I
uploaded the project on a public site. You can download it from
here:
http://savefile.com/files/1452147
at he bottom of the page click Download and on the next page
at the bottom click Download file now
These are the troubleshooting steps and solutions I
attempted.
After I ran check Browser Compatibility it showed problems
located in main.css file
I opened main.css and ran Browser Compatibility there too.
The problems were listed as the following:
Error Unsupported property: content
Internet Explorer 6.0, 7.0; Internet Explorer for Macintosh
5.2
line 75 .clearfix:after { content: "."; display: block;
height: 0; clear: both; visibility: hidden; }
Error Unsupported property: zoom
Firefox 1.5; Internet Explorer for Macintosh 5.2; Netscape
8.0; Opera 8.0, 9.0; Safari 2.0
line 82 .clearfix { zoom: 1; }
Error Unsupported value: 'hand'
Safari 2.0
line 150 .hoverRow, .selectRow{ background-color: #FFFF00;
cursor: pointer; cursor: hand; }
also lines 157
Warning Unsupported value: 'hand'
Firefox 1.5; Internet Explorer 6.0, 7.0; Internet Explorer
for Macintosh 5.2; Netscape 8.0
line 150 .hoverRow, .selectRow{ background-color: #FFFF00;
cursor: pointer; cursor: hand; }
also lines 157
I deleted unsupported properties and changed the unsupported
value of hand to default and saved the main.css.
Unfortunately IE still couldn't render the page showing the
same error.
I searched the CSS Advisor web site and even entire Google
but except a few people reporting the same error no solution was
posted.
I also tied to contact the publisher of the book but I didn't
get any replies with solutions yet.
Since this is a learning project I'm trying to prepare myself
for real live scenarios and wonder what experienced users would do
when facing a similar problem if the project was for a client. What
would you do. What is an acceptable practice? If you can't find a
solution what would you say to your clients "well IE 7 can't render
certain things from your page and there is nothing I can do about
it"?
I'll appreciate any input

Same preparedstatement object for different queries.. ?

Actually I m getting same preparedstatement object for many queries in a for loop..In this scenario its not working properly..Suppose like dis..
connection con.setAutoCommit(false);
PreparedStatement prepStmt = con.prepareStatement(
"UPDATE DEPT SET MGRNO=? WHERE DEPTNO=?");
prepStmt.setString(1,mgrnum1);
prepStmt.setString(2,deptnum1);
prepStmt.addBatch();
PreparedStatement prepStmt = con.prepareStatement(
"UPDATE EMP SET EMPNO=? WHERE DEPTNO=?");
prepStmt.setString(1,empno1);
prepStmt.setString(2,deptnum2);
prepStmt.addBatch();
Whether we can take same preparedstatement object for different query..??Its not giving any error but its not updating all the records but only the last one...
Any solution..

kriti123 wrote:
Actually I m getting same preparedstatement object for many queries in a for loop..In this scenario its not working properly..Suppose like dis..
Ignore all of the above.
You are using a batch.
There is a specific idiom for that. You create the statement once and then keep calling the appropriate methods on it to load and then execute the batch, and check errors.
When done you close it. If you need commit you are going to need to deal in blocks.
If you have a large volume of data then database import tools are very likely to be substantially faster.

TS3989 I keep getting this error when I click on the link inviting me to join a Photo Stream: "An error occurred while joining the Photo Stream. Please try again later. "

I keep getting this error when I click on the link inviting me to join a Photo Stream: "An error occurred while joining the Photo Stream. Please try again later."
I was the one who set up the Photo Stream and sent the link to myself. I called Apple and they said I did everything right and the server must be temporarily down, but it has been the same for the better part of a day.

None of the fixes above worked for me. Continued getting the "try again" error message.
Tryed a bunch of things, such as going directly to icloud on Safari to open the mail message, no luck.
Tryed the following;
Went to iCloud and logged in via Safari, clicked on my account name in top right corner, selected "Advanced" on drop down menu, and selected "Reset Photo Stream".
Turned off Photo Stream on all devices and iPhoto.
Turned on Shared Photo Stream option on Mac iCloud preferences.
Tried the "Join This Photo Stream" button in my Mac Mail app .me account again.
Still got the error message.
Forwarded the original mail message to a yahoo account, selected "Join this Photo Stream" in the yahoo account mail (still in my Mac Mail app), and lo and behold, iPhoto opened and displayed the photos.
Could be this would have worked right from the start.
Oh yea, still get the "try again" message if I click on the Photo Stream button in my .me account.

MSXML6 not supporting VB6 outlook.Attachments (MailItem.Attachments) getting ActiveX cannot create object error

Hi, This is about msxml4 removal from my application for security reason.
Currently in my application Outlook Addin with VB6 using Office2010 and outlook object is refering with MSOUTL.OLB from C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14
When unregister MSXML4.dll to remove the dependacy of it and use MSXML6.dll, My application getting error.
VB6 outlook.Attachments getting ActiveX cannot create object error
if i register msxml4.dll again, then the same is working fine.
Pls suggest how to remove msxml4 dependancy without this error
Regards,
Sathiya

Firstly, you shouldn't be messing with the system dlls.
Secondly, do you create an instance of the outlook.Attachments object (using "new" etc.)? That object cannot be created, you can only retrieve if from an Outlook item (e.g. MailItem.Attachments property).
Please show the relevant snippet of your code.
Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP)
http://www.dimastr.com/redemption
Redemption - what the Outlook
Object Model should have been
Version 5.5 is now available!

The eig() instruction in my matlab script is causing an insane object error

I have matlab script in a vi that I want to use to calculate eigenvectors and eigenvalues of a large array. I started with a small array (3x3)and it calculated them incorrectly. However when i ran the same script in Matlab the correct values are returned. On top of that when I try and save the vi after running it I get an insane object error at FPHP+DC. I tried rewriting the vi without copying and pasting etc. but it wont go away. I then simplified the vi to simple integer addition and removed the eig()instruction and error doesn't appear anymore, so it seems that the eig() instruction is causing all of this and it isn't even giving the correct answers! Where does this leave me? I can't get the e
igenvectors using the Labview vi because the array i will using eventually is (944x944) and the labview vi gives me an error saying I have exceeded maximum iterations. This is why I am using Matlab in the first place.
Thanking you in advance!!
Marion

I had a similar error message come up in the jump from LV 7.1 to LV 8.0. It would cause a couple of hard crashes of Labview whenever I worked with one particular VI. I found it was related to a wizard lock control that I had created in LV7.1 using the HMI Wizard options of my DSC module. I actually had two such loops in my original program, one behaved, the other caused problems in the upgrade of the VI to LV 8.0.
I discovered this by creating multiple copies of the VI in LV 7.1 and deleting different block diagram elements from each and seeing which opened without error in 8.0 and which caused the problem until I finally discovered the problem piece of code. It was really a divide and conquer technique.
I liked how LV 7.1 HMI wizard automatically created code that I could unlock and modify as I needed. It seems that the HMI wizard was eliminated from the DSC module of LV 8.0 and 8.2. There were several other major changes in the behavior of the DSC module from 7.1 to 8.0 which I am still trying to learn.
If you can discover which control or what piece of code (hopefully it is only one) is causing the problem, perhaps you can delete it in the older file version, upgrade the VI, then recreate it in the newer version VI.

Insane Object Error - Image.cpp

Is any other LV8.2 user having problems with customizing controls?
I have only needed to do this today since the upgrade to 8.2, and am having a hard time. I have yet to come up with an exact method to reproduce this, but it's getting to be a big problem, as LV crashes about 60% of the time when I'm editing controls.
Is this a known issue? I did some digging but didn't find anything specific to my problem. I never had this problem with 7.1 (same hardware in my PC).
Message Edited by Day on 10-10-2006 04:04 PM
Attachments:
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I had a similar error message come up in the jump from LV 7.1 to LV 8.0. It would cause a couple of hard crashes of Labview whenever I worked with one particular VI. I found it was related to a wizard lock control that I had created in LV7.1 using the HMI Wizard options of my DSC module. I actually had two such loops in my original program, one behaved, the other caused problems in the upgrade of the VI to LV 8.0.
I discovered this by creating multiple copies of the VI in LV 7.1 and deleting different block diagram elements from each and seeing which opened without error in 8.0 and which caused the problem until I finally discovered the problem piece of code. It was really a divide and conquer technique.
I liked how LV 7.1 HMI wizard automatically created code that I could unlock and modify as I needed. It seems that the HMI wizard was eliminated from the DSC module of LV 8.0 and 8.2. There were several other major changes in the behavior of the DSC module from 7.1 to 8.0 which I am still trying to learn.
If you can discover which control or what piece of code (hopefully it is only one) is causing the problem, perhaps you can delete it in the older file version, upgrade the VI, then recreate it in the newer version VI.

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