Thank you, Web Server team!

Good morning, all!
I just wanted to let everyone that uses the Sun Java System Web Server along with Netbeans know that Netbeans 6.8 was released today, and the Web Server 7 plugin is already available for download!
Kudos to whomever is responsible for this...your work is greatly appreciated.
Bill

I think you already need to have some SJSWS server definitions.. I just followed the exact steps you listed (install nb 6.8, install sjsws plugin, select Tools / Servers) and no window appears.. the key factor here: I told it to import my nb 6.7 settings which includes some sjsws server definitions. I had this same problem when sjsws plugin was first available for nb 6.5. I looked back at that thread ( http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5349413 ) and saw mention of particular java versions.. so I should mention I used Java 6u13 with nb 6.7, but when I installed nb 6.8 I switched to 6u17. (both on Solaris 10 sparc)

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Thanks alot for this gift Oracle Jdev Team!
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Westh

Thank You iTunes' Podcast Team

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I think you already need to have some SJSWS server definitions.. I just followed the exact steps you listed (install nb 6.8, install sjsws plugin, select Tools / Servers) and no window appears.. the key factor here: I told it to import my nb 6.7 settings which includes some sjsws server definitions. I had this same problem when sjsws plugin was first available for nb 6.5. I looked back at that thread ( http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5349413 ) and saw mention of particular java versions.. so I should mention I used Java 6u13 with nb 6.7, but when I installed nb 6.8 I switched to 6u17. (both on Solaris 10 sparc)

Thank You SQL Developer Team

I would like to take a minute to say "Thank You" to everyone who are working on SQL Developer. I use SQL Developer regularly to quickly view database objects and table data.
Since the release of APEX 3.0.1 and SQLDeveloper 1.2, I have been using SQL Developer to move my APEX applications between Development, Test, QA, and Production instances - works like a champ! I have the development pages and administrative pages disabled in Test, QA and Prod, so SQL Developer (in my opinion) has helped plug a security risk in my APEX applications.
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So did I (for about 50K).
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Annoucing a few complimentary copies of Sun Web Server: Essentials Guide

Dear Sun Web Server user,
As you may have heard, found it on amazon.com or stumbled on it in the local book store like Borders or Barnes & Noble, there is a new book on Sun Web Server technology. If you haven't, no worries. Please refer to [t-5406033] or visit the [Essential Guide's web site|http://www.sunwebserver.com/].
We are now pleased to announce availability of a few complimentary copies of the Essential Guide. We'll be raffling away the copies in the next few months. If you are interested in a free copy of the book, please read further to enter the raffle.
It's easy to enter the raffle and get started:
Step 1: If you haven't already done so, download, install and register.
Step 2: Write a review of Sun Web Server product on Web Server's official page [1], and
Step 3: Send us an email webserver at sun dot com, confirming your Step 1 along with a link to your review (Step 2).
What happens next?
We'll raffle at least a copy once in a month and the winner(s) will be notified. With may share the raffle results on with a permission from the lucky winners. If you are interested, get started today!
[1] [Sun Web Server's official page|http://www.sun.com/webserver/].
Disclaimer: Please note that the raffle is organized by the author(s), and that Sun Microsystems or Pearson Media - the publishers of The Essential Guide - are not responsible for the raffle.

Hi mv,
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TonyZ
**** Letter ******
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Pleaser refer for newer versions to SAP Service Marketplace (http://service.sap.com/patches)
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Difference between web server & application server

Hi everybody ,
Pl .forgive me for my ignorance.I can't understand the difference between Application server & web server .
KIndly help me .
Thanks.

A web server basically just copies files over the network using HTTP. It needn't support server-side execution of any kind of application code (except the server itself, of course). Application servers, on the other hand, provide a platform for application development.
In the J2EE world the term "Application server" is usually used to distinguish a fully-fledged server with an EJB container and JMS (such as JBOSS or BEA Weblogic Server) from containers that only implement the web application container part of the J2EE spec (such as Tomcat or BEA Weblogic Express).

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Please see this for starters https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2014/04/05/faq-on-ceo-resignation/
Brendan made the personal decision to not only step down from CEO but to also leave Mozilla. This has lead to some individuals and article writers assuming he was fired or forced to resign.
I get the feeling that you came to the (wrong) conclusion that Mozilla only found out about his support prop 8 donation (made in 2008) after he went from CTO to CEO and the board then must have fired or forced him out after. This is not true as Mozilla knew about this donation since March 2012 due to a article that was written at time. Thanks to California law where such donations require name, employer and it be public record somebody found it and wrote about then. If the board did not support Brendan for who he is then perhaps he would not have been made CEO right?
You should keep using Firefox as Brendan Eich would want that and because Mozilla did not fire nor forced him out.
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Chris Ilias made a long post about what happened and the support that Mozilla and people at Mozilla have for Brendan. Was going to quote it here but the forum software does not quote very well.
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I am currently using Sun One Web Server and this is the problem that i am currently facing.
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The error which i am getting is java.lang.RuntimeException: java.net.URISyntaxException: Illegal character in path
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I was looking at the obj.conf and magnum.conf file to see whether i can manipulate this url to work for this situation. But with no luck.
Can anyone please let me know if they have came across this problem.
Thanks.

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This is the stack Trace:
Error 500--Internal Server Error
java.lang.RuntimeException: java.net.URISyntaxException: Illegal character in path at index 29: /models/Sportwagon/Sportwagon SS V-Series
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     at au.com.holden.web.mvc.ViewUtil.getInputModelAndView(ViewUtil.java:29)
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     at org.springframework.web.servlet.DispatcherServlet.doDispatch(DispatcherServlet.java:820)
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     at weblogic.servlet.internal.TailFilter.doFilter(TailFilter.java:26)
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This is the path which was access by me using Sun One Web Server: http://poll:8006/models/Sportwagon/Sportwagon%20SS%20V-Series
As you can see that Sun One Web Server dont like spacing between url.
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I recently upgrade tp 7.0.3 from 7.0.2.
While upgrade i found that i am not able to login to the web server with the admin id "admin" default created in the application server.
The same id i can login to application server , but not in wewb server.
I am getting the mentioned error "You cannot sign in to the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Server interface using preconfigured system profiles".
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Error:[22953] You cannot sign in to the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Server interface using preconfigured system profiles.
You should be able to log into MPWeb using any other user profile that you have either created manually or pulled in from LDAP/Active Directory. You just cannot use the admin account. This is reserved for login to the MP Application Server Administration page only. I am going to work to get this information added to the MP 7.0 documentation with a note for changed behavior in MR2 and above. Here is the note from MP 8.0 documentation-
Note: You cannot use this preconfigured admin profile to access the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Server interface. Instead enter the User ID and password information from one of the other user profiles that have system administrator privileges to sign in to the Web Server.
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I read in another forum a posting by "NathanK" stating:
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I am and have been using the .snap function on many applications since LabVIEW 6.1. It's very simple, easy to use, does exactly what I want it to do, and is still in the documentation of LabVIEW 8.6, 2009 and 2009 SP1 as being supported.
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I had been using either LV 6.1 or 7.1 for a good part of 10 years and had very few problems with them (BTW, DAQmx is the greatest thing every put on a computer EVER). I finally make the transitioin and start using LV 8.6 on a major test platform last year, got to the very end of it and find this out. <sigh!>
It is funny (maybe not), but my work around feels like I just changed the floormats in my Toyota car to keep it from "crashing".
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