The pdk.zip at the link on Oracle-Site is bad

The file on the link:
http://otn.oracle.com/software/htdocs/devlic.html?http://download.oracle.com/otn/other/PDK.zip
is corrup is ther a other link to download ?

The file on the link:
http://otn.oracle.com/software/htdocs/devlic.html?http://download.oracle.com/otn/other/PDK.zip
is corrup is ther a other link to download ? The link seems to be fine, do you mean to say the pdk.zip file which u downloaded is corrupted. If so, I'm not sure of the exact reason of corrupt file getting downloaded, but it could be possible that your download did not complete. I tried today, it is fine and functional. You could try downloading again.

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I am new to portlets but learning very fast. I have downloaded the PDK installed it and it is all working fine.
HOWEVER.... in the "articles" folder of the unziped PDK file there is an index.html - I go here and then onto the "JPDK" link and then onto the JSP section of the page.
However ALL these links are broken and the articles do not exits! where have they gone?! They are exactly what i need and they are not there!
Can anyone help?
Thanks

sebastian the index.html page its used to call http://portalstudio.oracle.com in this site you can get all information its very usefull, when you download pdk.zip you some samples and jdk librarys, but you need explore the directory.
bye
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<OUTPUT_FILE>/u00/erp/dev1APP/inst/apps/DEV1/logs/appl/conc/out/o643527.zip</OUTPUT_FILE>
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<KEY />
<OUTPUT_TYPE>pdf</OUTPUT_TYPE>
<DELIVERY>FILESYSTEM</DELIVERY>
<OUTPUT>/usr/tmp/DEV1/10000012.pdf</OUTPUT>
<STATUS>success</STATUS>
<LOG />
</DOCUMENT_STATUS>
- <DOCUMENT_STATUS>
<KEY />
<OUTPUT_TYPE>pdf</OUTPUT_TYPE>
<DELIVERY>FILESYSTEM</DELIVERY>
<OUTPUT>/usr/tmp/DEV1/10000026.pdf</OUTPUT>
<STATUS>success</STATUS>
<LOG />
</DOCUMENT_STATUS>
</BURS_REPORT>
But instead of this XML-output I wish a link to the file on unix. How can I link <OUTPUT_FILE>/u00/erp/dev1APP/inst/apps/DEV1/logs/appl/conc/out/o643527.zip</OUTPUT_FILE> within the view Output-Button of this request?
Thanks in advance for any clues

That is not how bursting works in EBS.
The View Output from XDOBURSTREP is the Bursting Status Reprot.
The bursted results are (potentially) multiple files so cannot be linked to view output.
Depending upon the delivery channel chosen you have to either read the email, check the fiel system or printer, to see the results.
The delivery channel bypasses the standard EBS request view.
Kevin

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Sorry, I wrote "Monthly" when I meant to write "Quarterly". Apologies for the confusion. My bad.
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1. After running the executable installation file, you
get a src.zip file in the installation directory. Does
anyone know what this is? The obvious answer is that
it is the library of code for JDK 1.4. However, I have
run programs on Forte Agent without unzipping this
file.The src.zip is the source code for the JDK, not library. Note: The file is not the whole source code, it does not have any native library so you cannot compile it.
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2. In previous versions of the JDK, when you
decompress the src.jar (it is now a src.zip file in
the 1.4 version) file, it creates a src folder and
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directory. Is this a fault of the new release or
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Hi, Once again, I have questions about my site www.freemodelguild.com. the question is more a general question for experienced web designers not about Muse specifically.
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user8252446 wrote:
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MacBook Pro
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==============================================================================
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Hi Omar,
At least for me it does not help much since it looks like they are not talking about relating a parent table with one or more child tables. For me as a beginner with this product, I also wanted to know how to do that. It would be nice if the wizard allowed more then one child table to be related to the parent. When I have time I will look further into how the wizard created the relations and other bits. Also that thread was talking about forms. I noticed that the wizard created two report regions. Since I am an Oracle Forms developer, HTML DB terminology is quite different so I need to kind of re-learn what they are talking about.
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