Skin.properties

Hi All,
I need to add a CSS reference to the portal. According to documentation, I added
reference to to CSS in skin.properties. When I start that application it is not
able to find the style sheet.
Weblogic Server Console error is
<Mar 16, 2004 4:06:36 PM CST> <Error> <netuix> <BEA-420028> <The skin resource
at base path /framework/skins/intranet/css/style1.css could not be found.>
I have tried redeploying , reopening workshop and restarting the server.
Any help appreciated.

Hi Satish,
Try checking the value of the property
link.search.path
in skin.properties and combine it with the value you've given to
link.body.href
for your css, and make sure the combined path matches the location of your css
on the file system.
"satish patil" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Hi All,
I need to add a CSS reference to the portal. According to documentation,
I added
reference to to CSS in skin.properties. When I start that application
it is not
able to find the style sheet.
Weblogic Server Console error is
<Mar 16, 2004 4:06:36 PM CST> <Error> <netuix> <BEA-420028> <The skin
resource
at base path /framework/skins/intranet/css/style1.css could not be found.>
I have tried redeploying , reopening workshop and restarting the server.
Any help appreciated.

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Hi Satish,
Try checking the value of the property
link.search.path
in skin.properties and combine it with the value you've given to
link.body.href
for your css, and make sure the combined path matches the location of your css
on the file system.
"satish patil" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Hi All,
I need to add a CSS reference to the portal. According to documentation,
I added
reference to to CSS in skin.properties. When I start that application
it is not
able to find the style sheet.
Weblogic Server Console error is
<Mar 16, 2004 4:06:36 PM CST> <Error> <netuix> <BEA-420028> <The skin
resource
at base path /framework/skins/intranet/css/style1.css could not be found.>
I have tried redeploying , reopening workshop and restarting the server.
Any help appreciated.

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--------------- T H R E A D ---------------
Current thread (0x0000000000615000): GCTaskThread [stack: 0x0000000000000000,0x0000000000000000] [id=1468]
siginfo: ExceptionCode=0xc0000005, reading address 0xffffffffffffffff
Registers:
RAX=0x0045003200440030, RBX=0x0000000702d96b48, RCX=0x00000000006214c0, RDX=0x000000000d6f8f58
RSP=0x000000000440f5d0, RBP=0x0045003200440030, RSI=0x000000000d6f8ff8, RDI=0x0000000702d96b48
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0x000000000440f630: 00000007237b7990 00000007237b7920
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0x000000000440f650: 0000000702d96b88 000000006d90f078
0x000000000440f660: 0045003200440030 000000000d6f90e8
0x000000000440f670: 000000000d6f8ff8 000000000d6f90e8
0x000000000440f680: 0045003200440030 000000000d6f8f58
0x000000000440f690: 0000000000000000 0000000000000014
0x000000000440f6a0: 0000000000621100 0000000000000001
0x000000000440f6b0: 000000000d6f90e8 00000007237b7908
0x000000000440f6c0: 000000000d6f8f58 000000006dbdcbf1
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0x000000006dbdb714: 7b c0 4d 8b f1 49 89 43 a8 f6 d0 49 8b f8 a8 01
0x000000006dbdb724: 4c 8b ea 4c 8b f9 74 12 49 8b 43 a8 48 83 e0 fd
0x000000006dbdb734: 8a 08 c0 e9 03 83 e1 0f eb 0b 48 8b 4c 24 30 c0
0x000000006dbdb744: e9 03 83 e1 0f 48 89 9c 24 80 00 00 00 48 89 74
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RAX=0x0045003200440030 is an unknown value
RBX=0x0000000702d96b48 is an oop
[C
- klass: {type array char}
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RCX=0x00000000006214c0 is an unknown value
RDX=0x000000000d6f8f58 is an unknown value
RSP=0x000000000440f5d0 is an unknown value
RBP=0x0045003200440030 is an unknown value
RSI=0x000000000d6f8ff8 is an unknown value
RDI=0x0000000702d96b48 is an oop
[C
- klass: {type array char}
- length: 34
R8 =0x0000000702d96b48 is an oop
[C
- klass: {type array char}
- length: 34
R9 =0x0000000000000020 is an unknown value
R10=0x000000000000000c is an unknown value
R11=0x000000000440f658 is an unknown value
R12=0x00000007237b7990 is an oop
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R13=0x000000000d6f8f58 is an unknown value
R14=0x0000000000000020 is an unknown value
R15=0x00000000006214c0 is an unknown value
Stack: [0x0000000000000000,0x0000000000000000], sp=0x000000000440f5d0, free space=69693k
Native frames: (J=compiled Java code, j=interpreted, Vv=VM code, C=native code)
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0x000000000efe7800 JavaThread "ContainerBackgroundProcessor[StandardEngine[Catalina]]" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=4592, stack(0x0000000012e30000,0x0000000012f30000)]
0x000000000efe6000 JavaThread "proxyCleanUpTimer" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=3676, stack(0x0000000012d30000,0x0000000012e30000)]
0x000000000efe5800 JavaThread "Store SharedResourceList Spool Thread" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=4416, stack(0x0000000012c30000,0x0000000012d30000)]
0x000000000efe5000 JavaThread "Store Sync relationships Spool Thread" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=2976, stack(0x0000000012b30000,0x0000000012c30000)]
0x000000000efe1000 JavaThread "RMI Scheduler(0)" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=2512, stack(0x0000000012630000,0x0000000012730000)]
0x000000000e2d5800 JavaThread "Store Roles Spool Thread" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=416, stack(0x0000000012330000,0x0000000012430000)]
0x000000000e2d4800 JavaThread "Store Groups Spool Thread" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=3164, stack(0x0000000012230000,0x0000000012330000)]
0x000000000e2d4000 JavaThread "Store Form images Spool Thread" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=1292, stack(0x0000000012130000,0x0000000012230000)]
0x000000000e069800 JavaThread "Store Skin Properties Spool Thread" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=2916, stack(0x0000000012030000,0x0000000012130000)]
0x000000000e069000 JavaThread "Store Skin Definitions Spool Thread" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=3768, stack(0x0000000011f30000,0x0000000012030000)]
0x000000000e068000 JavaThread "Store Sysdata Spool Thread" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=4132, stack(0x0000000011e30000,0x0000000011f30000)]
0x000000000e067800 JavaThread "Store Js Spool Thread" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=3076, stack(0x0000000011d30000,0x0000000011e30000)]
0x000000000e066800 JavaThread "Store Html Spool Thread" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=4120, stack(0x0000000011c30000,0x0000000011d30000)]
0x000000000e066000 JavaThread "Store Compiled forms Spool Thread" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=5084, stack(0x0000000011b30000,0x0000000011c30000)]
0x000000000e065000 JavaThread "Store Active links Spool Thread" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=5092, stack(0x0000000011a30000,0x0000000011b30000)]
0x000000000e064800 JavaThread "Store Displayed fields Spool Thread" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=1304, stack(0x0000000011930000,0x0000000011a30000)]
0x000000000e063800 JavaThread "Store Form fields Spool Thread" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=4960, stack(0x0000000011830000,0x0000000011930000)]
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0x000000000e062800 JavaThread "Store Forms Spool Thread" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=4056, stack(0x0000000011730000,0x0000000011830000)]
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0x000000000efb0800 JavaThread "com.remedy.arsys.share.GoatCacheManager@549ad840" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=2660, stack(0x0000000010130000,0x0000000010230000)]
0x000000000f9fb800 JavaThread "Bundle File Closer" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=3196, stack(0x00000000102a0000,0x00000000103a0000)]
0x000000000dd67000 JavaThread "Start Level Event Dispatcher" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=340, stack(0x000000000ee80000,0x000000000ef80000)]
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0x000000000baac000 JavaThread "C2 CompilerThread0" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=2956, stack(0x000000000c300000,0x000000000c400000)]
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0x000000000baa2000 JavaThread "Signal Dispatcher" daemon [_thread_blocked, id=3264, stack(0x000000000c100000,0x000000000c200000)]
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Other Threads:
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=>0x0000000000615000 (exited) GCTaskThread [stack: 0x0000000000000000,0x0000000000000000] [id=1468]
VM state:at safepoint (normal execution)
VM Mutex/Monitor currently owned by a thread: ([mutex/lock_event])
[0x0000000000610880] Threads_lock - owner thread: 0x000000000ba3e800
[0x0000000000610e00] Heap_lock - owner thread: 0x000000000fa1a000
Heap
par new generation total 943744K, used 887765K [0x00000006f0000000, 0x0000000730000000, 0x0000000730000000)
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to space 104832K, 40% used [0x0000000723340000, 0x0000000725c34310, 0x00000007299a0000)
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Code Cache [0x0000000001250000, 0x0000000001fe0000, 0x0000000004250000)
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time: Tue Jul 17 08:20:04 2012
elapsed time: 56240 seconds

Hi,
I would suggest you to upgrade to the latest available JRockit update and see if this resolves the issue.
Refer to Issues Resolved in Oracle JRockit JDK R28 - Release R28
Thanks,
Sharmela

How to specify HTML meta tags?

I'm trying to get a portal to always have the following an HTML meta tag in the head of the generated HTML:
<meta name="ROBOTS" content="NOFOLLOW" />
I haven't seen any documentation about doing this in particular, but looking at some of the XML schema (*.xsd) files in various weblogic-specific jars, it seems like maybe the following would work in the <netuix:head> tag of the .portal configuration file for the portal:
<netuix:head>
<netuix:meta name="ROBOTS" content="NOFOLLOW" />
</netuix:head>
However, this does not seem to work.
Also, I've checked the skin.properties file to see if there are any comments about how to specify meta tags, but there aren't any.

Turns out there are a number of ways to do this. A BEA consultant recommended modifying the "head.jsp" for the portal's skin.
Alternatively, it dawned on me that all I had to do was put the meta tags in a jsp and use that jsp in the head area of the .portal file. For example:
<netuix:head>
<netuix:jspContent contentUri="/resources/jsp/customHead.jsp"/>
</netuix:head>

Use of Services without SR and ESR

Hello, for this one I need to explain something:
I'm writing my diploma about ESOA. Because of this I allready have created a application which uses Enterprise Services. But because I used the ESWorkplace I've had some restrictions.
- If I used the SR of the ESWorkplace together with a in my CE generated Destination I could not use the Services because the SR gave me the SAP internal URL to the service(iwdf...) which I could not reach. I solved this problem the following way:
- Get the Service-WSDL-Url from the ESWorkplace
- Create a WSDL Destination in the CE with the WSDL-URL from above and the System-Data of HU2
- Use this Destination in WD Java for an adaptive Web Service Model and again the WSDL-URL
With these steps I was able to use the Services. But I had to create a destination for every single Webservice. It's ok, it worked and this was everything I wanted. But as a result of this I haven't used the ESR and the SR at all. Because all i needed was the WSDL-Url of the service and the system data of the corresponding System.
Now the question comes up: In case of a ERP System with installed Enhancement Packs without an SR or ESR: Would I be able to use the Services in the same way? I mean: in /wsadmin on HU2 I'm able to get the wsdl-Url. But could this information also be found there without a SR or ESR?
I have tried to use the services of a CRM 2007 System (which has preinstalled services as CustomerQuoteByID) we physically have here in our company. But I simply don't get the needed WSDL-URL. In fact the Service can't be found in /wsadmin. Is this because of the missing SR and ESR? Or am I doing something wrong?
I really don't get the neccessarity of the SR and ESR at all. Ok, I know what I can do with them. Modelling Services with the ESR or using them if I don't have a supplier. And Browsing available Services in the SR. But if a customer has no CE or PI and because of this no SR and ESR: Would there be a way for using his services. Don't get me wrong: I know how to use bapis and rfcs, and I also know the the ES only use the BAPIs with an additional Interface with some extra functionality like failure and exception handling. But how to use these ES without the ESR and SR?
I hope you understand my question. I would be very happy about an reply!
Geetings, Marco

Hello!
I'm trying to use a ResourceBundle to store properties
that arn't locale-specific - its a sort of
look-and-feel type arrangement. The way more specific
ResourceBundles inherit properties from more general
ones would be really useful, but since its not a
locale that's used to pick a particular bundle I'm
having trouble working out how I can use it for this
purpose.
Has anybody used ResourceBundles for non-locale
specific uses before, or does anyone know of anything
else that might be more appropriate?
Thanks loads for any help!!
NicolaYes, you make up your own Locales with anything you want in place of the language, country, and variant. As long as you're not setting the Locale, it works great!
ResourceBundle laf = new ResourceBundle.getBundle("skins.properties", new Locale("flavor", "chocolate",""));will get all resources in skins.properties and over-riding entries from skins_flavor_chocolate.properties".

Adding background image to portlet title bar

Hi,
Does anyone know how to add a background image to a portlet title bar. I have tried using the LAF editor but nothing seems to work. The image will be static and not change.
Any help appreciated.

Hi Chris
You have to modify the .css file depending on the type of Skin you are using like "default" or "bighorn" in case of 10.x and 9.x etc. Best thing is to install Firebug for Firefox and inspect the Titlebar in firebug. That should tell exactly which .css file and which element in that .css file is used to render the Portlet Title bar.
For "default" skin, the file is window.css and the element in this file is ".bea-portal-window-titlebar" with background-color: #XXXXXX. Replace this or add another field like background-image: url(your image path). This window.css file can be found under WebContent\framework\skins\default\css\window.css. Remember that in 9.x and 10.x to see this file from Workshop IDE, you need to switch view to Merged Projects and select this file and copy this to your project to view it. BUT, I would not recommend to modify any out of box .css file. Instead create a new file custom.css file and add entries in this file which you want to overwrite. This is the standard way to customize any out of box skins look and feel. So in your custom.css file your will have one entry like this:
.bea-portal-window-titlebar {
background-image: url(your image path)
For "bighorn" skin introduced in 9.x and 10.x, the elements in .css files are slighty different but the concept is same. I customized out of box bighorn skin to change background color of portlet title bar. The .css location for portlet title bar for bighorn skin is: WebContent\framework\skins\bighorn\css\colors.css and the element is ".wlp-bighorn-titlebar". For quick testing from Firebug, inspect this element and change the background color to something else and see if it reflects in Firefox. Then you can create custom.css file under same folder structure in your portal web project and over write this element and this field alone with the background-image that you want something like:
.wlp-bighorn-titlebar {
background-color:#FF0000;
background-image:url(your image path);
It is highly recommended to have all customizations go into custom.css file only. Please make sure that you have this custom.css file entry in the skin.xml file (in case of bighorn) or skin.properties file (in case of old legacy default skin). This .xml or .properties file can be found under same folder structure like: WebContent\framework\skins\yourSkin. For new bighorn skin.xml file this custom.css file entry is already there. But for old legacy default skin you may need to add this entry.
HTH
Ravi Jegga

Qs on CLAF Personalization

I am creating my own custom skin using Customize and Look and Feel Admin Responsibility.
Here are the steps:
1) Just Created base-desktop skin without changing any property.
When i set Oracle Look and Feel Profile to this skin, i can see applied but i looses all the BLAF skin properties. If i need to make almost same just few changes like back ground color change and link color change, i have to change most of the component like TabBar, Train etc etc property to show correct image as it shows in Oracle BLAF. I hope you do understand.
where do i find all properties of Named Style, Selectors and Icons for all components so that i can make it look like Oracle BLAF? They are not mentioned in Personalization guide.
I have Personalization guide but it doesn't tell exact property name for like Tab how i can show it with same curve tbb.gif image or train look like rounded shape. So where i can find all this information.
Is there any way i can extend my custom skin from Oracle BLAF instead of base or simple desktop? I did not understand this restriction. I hope there should be some workaround by importing oa.xss or some xss that provides blaf standard to new xxxlaf.xss styles.
Please help.

I am also having the same issue , i created a sample skin from CLAF Responsibility , if i apply that to the profile for a particular responsibility , everything gets changed , bankground colour forground colour .. everything , while in the skil i have just increased the font size . but the font size is still the same .
I am not sure where i am going wrong
please help me

Mobility tags in WegLogic Portal 9.2

Has anyone successfully used the mobility tags <mm:layout> and <mm:group> in WebLogic Portal 9.2 in the way described, for example, on page 62 of the WebLogic Mobility Server User Guide (I'm looking at v3.5, Sept 2006)?
I am trying to user a different format for display on a mobile or PDA device in the way described, but with no success. I have successfully used the <mm:include where="IsPDA"> tag, so I know my device type is being recognised. I'm using the standard built in PDA emulator, and the Openwave v7 simulator for mobile devices.
I'm also having trouble picking up alternative images from the path specified in the skin.properties file.
Many thanks in advance for any help you may give me for these two problems.
Regards
Phil

Hi Phil,
I have been in contact with Mobility Support regarding this issue.
==============================
From their email they mention:
<mm:group> would not usually be used within portlets. Each portlet is effectively an mm:group and will be enclosed as such within the framework.
Similarly mm:layout is handled by the mobilized framework. If you do a search through the files in the framework you will find mm:layouts and mm:groups defined.
The "presentation of mobile content" functionality described in the docs is refering to standalone JSP files, and how you would mobilize them. With the framework, most of the mobilization has already been done.
Many Thanks,
Mobility Support

ADF af:column width attribute

Hello,
I'm trying to expand the width of columns inside an af:table component so they stretch automatically according to the parent's size. I have tried all ways but columns always get set the default 100px width. The only way to make it stretch is using the af:table attribute columnStretching="last", but it only stretches the last column, not the whole table.
Anyone ever had the same problem?
Thanks!

Short answer: Sorry, you can't.
If you look at the generated HTML code, you'll see that a table with 2 columns in your code does not end up creating a table and 2 columns in the html, it ends up far more complicated.
In fact if you set the width to something like 555 and then search on 555 in the code, you won't even find it. Because the width are calculated from the server side.
So while it may be possible to override this, and to set the width to a percent (And to do so I would recommend investigating using styleClass and inlineStyle to set the width)
To quote from the oracle docs
The data cells in the table rendered by<af:column> tags can be styled by using styleClass and inlineStyle attributes.
The column header cells can be styled using headerClass attribute.
Please note that changing padding and border settings through these attributes is very dangerous.
We calculate widths on the server side and expect padding and border attributes to be specified as skinning properties.
If they get overridden, the aligment[sic] of the table cells might be messed up.

Skin.properties

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