SDK Java BO : Schedule and Prompts

Hi!
I am French, excuse me for my English ...
I have a problem to indicate when planning my reports, the values of prompts in my reports.
Here is my code:
                ISchedulingInfo scheduleInfo = null;
                IDestinations boDestinations;
                boolean sendInstance = true;
                IWebi webiDoc = (IWebi)boInfoObjects.get(0);
                scheduleInfo = webiDoc.getSchedulingInfo();
                scheduleInfo.getStatus();
                webiDoc.getWebiFormatOptions().setFormat(IWebiFormatOptions.CeWebiFormat.PDF);
                boDestinations = scheduleInfo.getDestinations();
                     IInfoObjects managedInfoObjects = iStore.query("Select SI_DEST_SCHEDULEOPTIONS, SI_PROGID From CI_SYSTEMOBJECTS Where SI_NAME = 'CrystalEnterprise.Managed'");
                     infoObject = (IInfoObject)managedInfoObjects.get(0);
                     IDestinationPlugin destinationPlugin = (IDestinationPlugin)infoObject;
                     IManaged managed = (IManaged)destinationPlugin;
                     IManagedOptions managedOptions = (IManagedOptions)managed.getScheduleOptions();
                     managedOptions.setDestinationOption(IManagedOptions.CeDestinationOption.ceInbox);
                     managedOptions.setTargetObjectName(nom);
                     managedOptions.setSendOption(IManagedOptions.CeManagedSendOption.ceShortcut);
                     managedOptions.setIncludeInstance(sendInstance);
                     IDestinations dests= scheduleInfo.getDestinations();
                     dests.add("CrystalEnterprise.Managed");
                     IDestination destination = (IDestination)scheduleInfo.getDestinations().get(0);
                     destination.setFromPlugin(destinationPlugin);
I do not know when this should happen?
If someone can help me ...
Thank you in advance!
I tested it without success:
                     if (webiDoc.hasPrompts())
                          webiDoc.getPrompts().set(0, "001");
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
     at java.util.AbstractList.set(Unknown Source)
     at one.main(one.java:195)
Edited by: PtitGenie on Sep 21, 2009 5:46 PM

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My concern is about handling of point 2 in program provided at above link. Say I schedule a recurring mail send process in above program which will be run first time on 12 september 2011 at 2 am, and will be repeated after every 2 hours Say a one process fais at 8 am. I want to log it in log file with task name and time details. Now if I look at above programme i.e CertainAndRepeatTime.java. This program will exit once it schedules all the tasks. Where and how should handle the logging?
Posted at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7377204/handling-exception-logging-in-a-java-task-scheduler-program but folks suggesting Quartz scheduler . My Limitation is that i can't for quartz because my project allows me to use only standard java library. Is there any way we can handle logging in the same programme in case of exception.

Well, first of all I wouldn't trust any code from roseindia. So you might want to look for more reliable advice.
As for your logging, you can add it for example to the TimerTask itself. I don't recommend adding logging to that roseindia cr*p though.

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I am totally lost. I can run this bit of code in java 1.3 and all works fine...
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Thanks
LT

I don't know whether this helps, but:
The Installer copies the java.exe and javaw.exe files into c:\{windows\winnt}\system32 which is on the path variable by default. These files are copied from the JRE, not the SDK.
Try use:
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Hi Friends,
Is J2EE 1.4 uses Java SDK 1.4 or 1.5.Please reply as earlier as possible.It is urgent
Thanks
Bye

Each version of the Java EE platform must be able to run on the associated version of the Java SE platform. So, J2EE 1.4 must be able to run on J2SE 1.4 , Java EE 5 must be able to run on Java SE 5, etc. Note that this doesn't mean a particular implementation of Java EE can't be run with a more recent version of the JDK. For example, the J2EE 1.4 SDK can be run with J2SE 1.4 or Java SE 5. The key is that both the implementation of the Java EE platform and the applications written to that particular release of the platform must write to the corresponding Java SE version API. In other words, neither a J2EE 1.4 implementation nor a J2EE 1.4 application should make use of an API that was added in Java SE 5.
--ken

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Hi,
I am working on TFS SDK (java)and i want to checkin the file so that it will the latest file will be copied to TFS.
I am using pendEdit and it is not helping me to do the needfull.It is just changing the permissions but not moving the file on to TFS.
example: I have a file in my system which i have changed it and want to checkin back to the TFS. When i say view in TFS it has to be updated with the latest file.
Can some one help me out with this issue.
Regards,
Shirish Bhat.

Hi Shirish,
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if(pendingSet !=
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Mireille

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