Third party modules

i have a few modules that are third party from the manufacturer. is there any way i can build these into the kernel? in other words, i want to use menuconfig to include everything i possibly need and not have to load any modules.

I suppose you could, but it's tons of patching effort for zero gain. There's very little wrong with modules - automate their recompiliation if you wish - example.

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How to ensure correct implementation of third-party modules

Hi,
I am attempting to use third-party modules, namely:
coolaj86/node-walk · GitHub
to work in a better manner than what node.js allows. For example, the fs module works so-so, it doesn't do all the kinds of things that I want to do, and I want to extend it further. However, my issue is that frequently when I clone these modules, they simply are not recognized by Adobe whenever I relaunch(Illustrator) and they cause the extension to error out from the start.
I've written in the following to the extension:
walk = require('walk');
at the top of main.js and if I comment that out, the code continues working, but if that line is in, it doesn't. However, I have gotten other modules to work that were third-party but I cannot deduce what would be the correct format that the extension is looking for in regards to setup in the node_modules folder.
In my node_modules folder, the folder is named the same as the module (walk), and it still does not find it.
If someone is kind enough to answer, please be elaborate, as I am not a native JS user, I'm a Python user, so I understand a good deal of what you're talking about, but there are bound to be things that are foreign to me.
Thank you,
Alex

This is only possible if the older version still exists on your computer or in a backup of it.
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Handling exceptions of third party modules

Hello,
could you please help with handling exceptions in a right way from third party modules such as Smaato Advertising, how and where I can handle these exceptions to prevent app crash? One developer said his app sometimes crashes because of Smaato's
module and he decided to delete it.

Try to handle the exception in the
Application.UnhandledException event.
Ugly but should work.

[svn:fx-trunk] 11488: Resubmitting binary distribution of xercesPatch. jar from the third party module in the SDK and compiled it with Sun JDK 1.4 .2_12.

Revision: 11488
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2009-11-05 17:10:10 -0800 (Thu, 05 Nov 2009)
Log Message:
Resubmitting binary distribution of xercesPatch.jar from the third party module in the SDK and compiled it with Sun JDK 1.4.2_12.
QE notes: N/A
Doc notes: N/A
Bugs:
SDK-16818 - Must open-source the code for xercesPatch.jar.
Reviewer: Discussed with Gordon
Tests run: Checkintests
Is noteworthy for integration: No
Ticket Links:
    http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-16818
Modified Paths:
    flex/sdk/trunk/lib/xercesPatch.jar
    flex/sdk/trunk/modules/thirdparty/xerces-patch/build.xml

Did you try this:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?thread=434718&forum=60&message=1964421

Third Party Modules (Library | Develop etc.)

Besides the ability for developers to build plugin extensions (the ones with the .lrplugin extension which are widely called modules as well and reside in a module directory unfortunately), I would like to see the possibility to have third party modules that extend the currently builtin Library | Develop | Slideshow | Print | Web panes. Things that I could imagine (either being implemented by Adobe or a third party):
A Photomerge module (for creating panoramic images as in Photoshop)
A HDR module (again, as in Photoshop)
A GEO module that lets you geotag photos (from a tracklog or by dropping on a map), that displays a little map with the track and picture locations (yes, I am talking Aperture here)
Alternative publishing modules (Photobook, Web)
And many more...
There would be several benefits in my opinion:
Some of the outlined functionality does not fit very good into one of the existing modules, requires a different screen layout then offered, or is very specific and would hence justify its own module
Functionality that seems not a top priotity to Adobe but requested by enough users could be implemented by a third party (geotagging for examle)
By offering more modules with selective disabling of whole modules, different customers with different needs can shape their optimal environment. No more discussions whether this and that is a pro or a cosumer feature and should be part of Lightroom. Let third parties develop a face recognition module if someone sees a market for it. Let the pros ignore it and the consumers happily enable it. Let those people diable the builtin Web module that do not need it because they do not wnat or have a simpleviewer flash site.
Adobe can offer different versions of Lightroom (as done with other software) or sell addon module seperately.
Just a thought...

mathmeye wrote:
Just a thought...
And a very good thought indeed, me-thinks...
Many of us plugin writers are chomping at the bit for tighter integration with Lightroom.
As it stands, there's a pretty big wall between plugins and Lightroom proper (e.g. they have to be contained in modal dialogs (those that blink if you try and do anything with Lightroom before dismissing the dialog) with limited interface to Lightroom...)
Although I can imagine the challenges in exposing more of Lightroom's guts to plugins, I hope Adobe sees to move in that direction.
+1 vote...
Rob

Loading the third party modules in oracle http server

Hi ,
I installed a software and after installing it we will get one so file (ds-wac-apache2.2.so). I want to load that module (ds-wac-apache2.2.so file name) in oracle http server.
I used the LoadModule directive but it doesnt work.
Can anyone help me regarding these?

Hi,
My third party software was installed in the below folder,
/home/oracle/Symphony/WAM/WebEnforcementAgent/
and i tried to load the module by using the command LoadModule in httpd.conf which is located in the $ORACLE_INSTANCE/config/OHS/ohs
LoadModule ds_wac_module "/home/oracle/Symphony/WAM/WebEnforcementAgent/ds-wac-apache2.2.so"
after adding the above line in httpd.conf below url is not working.
http://(ipaddress of oracle machine):7777/
regards,
suresh G

[kernel] kernel update and third party modules management

Hi all,
I turned to Archlinux with my new thinkpad X220 just for a few days, while I have used Ubuntu for 4 years. I had never controlled my system in such a degree, and feel happy about it.
However, I have a question about kernel update, for I had install some modules from AUR with yaourt( e.g. tp_smapi, acpi_call). For my poor knowledge about pacman, I don't know how to handle those modules while I upgrade my kernel. I cannot remember to re-install all of them!
I think there must be a solution that I didn't found, so I write this thread to ask for help.
Any help would be appreciate.

Mr.Elendig wrote:You can use some silly wrapper around pacman that rebuilds them when there is a kernel update. I'm sure someone has written one already.
Thank you, Mr.Elendig. Do you mean some kind of frontend such as yaourt?
Or some kind of hooks like this:
aur/mkinitcpio-vbox 2.0-3 (Out of Date) (29)
VirtualBox hook for mkinitcpio that rebuilds kernel modules on next reboot
Using the key words you provided, I searched " kernel upgrade module rebuild " and found that gentoo offically provide a tool called "module-rebuild" to reinstall external modules. Maybe it's because gentoo always compile source code? But no other results.
However, now I found what I need to do is just to build the modules listed in the /etc/rc.conf, and that is acceptable. Maybe after a few weeks of study, I can find out my way to solve this problem.
And thanks for your reply.
Last edited by ywarlock (2012-03-09 16:20:36)

Transportation Module In Third party process

Dear Gurus,
Required to implement transportation module in third party process and we do not want to take material in.
Division directly doing invoice against sales order.
S.O.
P.O.
Invoice
thanks
Please revert if required more information.

Hi,
In standrad application it is not possible. however, there is a user exit here, EXIT_SAPLMMDA_001, in which you can implement your own logic to select the address.
Regards,
S Anand

Third party SSO with a custom login module

Hello everyone,
I've found a few posts on the forum with questions similar to mine, but none have been answered. I'm using a 3rd party authentication product along with a custom implementation of the AbstractLoginModule interface.
The setup is standard: A 3rd party agent is installed on a reverse proxy web server to SAP. The agent is configured to protect SAP resources, and it handles the login screens and authentication. Once the user has been authenticated, the AbstractLoginModule implementation kicks in, decrypts and validates an SSO token, retrieves the username from it and creates an SAP Principal.
The login ticket template is configured as follows:
1. EvaluateTicketLoginModule   SUFFICIENT
                    2. MyLoginModule                      REQUISITE
                    3. CreateTicketLoginModule       OPTIONAL
One of the integration's key requirements is that direct interaction with standard SAP authentication must be avoided. More specifically, the user should never need to enter an SAP password. I'm only seeing two problems, both of which violate this requirement.
The first is in cases where there is no existing SAP user that matches the authenticated user. In this case, the third party token and SAP Principal are created, the abort method is called, and the user is redirected to the SAP login page.   I need to either bring to user back to the third party login page or to a custom error page~.
The second problem occurs when an SAP password change is required. Again in this case, an SAP form is displayed after the module has created the Principal (although once the user changes the SAP password, all's well). If I were to disable mandatory password changes, would this apply to fat client access as well? If so, then it's not a viable option.
The general idea in both instances is that the SAP I'd appreciate any help or suggestions.
Thanks
~ Since the SSO token applies to applications outside of SAP, I may add a login module parameter to make this a configurable choice. (I.e. allow the administrator to decide whether to inform the user that SAP authentication failed while preserving the SSO token, or to destroy the token and force re-authentication). However, if there is a way to configure the "bad credentials" URL outside of the module's code/parameters, it may be better to place the choice there.

Hi Julius,
Thank you for the quick response - and on a Sunday, no less!
I have considered verifying that the user existed in SAP before creating the Principal. One might argue that that would be the common sense thing to do. The reason I've held off is that the error should be so rare that it may not justify the overhead. There's a requirement to have a one-to-one username mapping between SAP and the authentication application. It would be more efficient to assume that this requirement has been met and to handle the Exception when it hasn't been. Of course, that doesn't mean that it's the right way to go.
+_Julius Bussche wrote:_+
For the first concern, if they can access the logon page directly (anyway) you could disable it as you do not want any password based logons (right?) and redirect it to your external page or an error page.
Yes, this is what I'm hoping to do, but I'm not sure how to do it. Here are some comments and questions about this:
1. What's involved in disabling the login page? I would think you'd need to replace it with something else rather than just switch it off.   Could I limit this change to the login ticket template so that other templates (basic authentication, for example) are still available?
2. Keep in mind that users will never get past the "real" login page unless they have been authenticated. This complicates matters because we're dealing with a scenario in which the user has already been authenticated but doesn't exist in SAP. Therefore, it wouldn't make sense to go back to either login page.
3. What's involved in redirecting to an external page? Is this an explicit redirect in the module code, or can it be decoupled from the module? It's not a big deal, but it would be nice to avoid mandatory module parameters for relative paths to error pages.
I think the question I'm after is: "Can I simply change an SAP login URL parameter to point to a custom error page, and allow everything to work as it does now (where SAP handles the redirect)". If so, could I limit the scope of the change to the login ticket template? What would be even better is if I could configure SAP's response to this error. Somewhere, it's currently configured to display the login page. Ideally, I'd be able to configure it to display myErrorPage, and then set myErrorPage to the appropriate URL.
+_Julius Bussche wrote:_+
For the second concern, I assume that there are no valid passwords involved here which might have expired, so as long as the user does not have the option to activate a password again and anyway cannot logon via password as the option is not presented... then you should be fine here as well with a forward proxy. Not sure which Java APIs are offered here, but you could check this together with the existence check and react to both prior to accessing SAP "from the outside".
The problem here is that the SAP passwords are needed outside of the integration. It's true that whether an SAP password has expired is irrelevant to the integration. However, this is a Web-based integration; SAP passwords must still be available to users who have access to other clients. With this in mind, could I create a user password policy that disables password expiration and automatic password change, but only apply it to Web client access? If not, do you know how I might override SAPu2019s behavior?
Once again, thank you for taking your time to help me out. I am very grateful.
- John

Third party system call function module/BAPI through RFC to update Z table

Dear Friends,
We have a third party system which directly inserts a Z table in SAP through its programming, which is an auditing issue.
We want the third party system should call function module/BAPI through RFC so that the Z table gets updated.
waiting for inputs..
Thanks,
Kumar

if third party system is capable of making Remote Function call, then writing a Function module & making it remote enable is not difficult task in ABAP.
You may have to prepare specifications first to decide if third party system is going to Read, insert, update, delete records from Zee table.

Third party plug-ins for develop module

It's been a while since this has been brought up, so I thought I'd restate this request in the current context.
One of the major things that's missing from the Lightroom ecosystem is a way for third parties to produce plug-ins/extensions for the develop module. The advantages would be numerous:
1) Ability to add exotic features that may not appeal to a large audience (although in combination all these features would), such as negative inversion, alternate tone curves, color correction and replacement tools.
2) Third-party versions of features that users have been clamoring for: color space clipping, lens/perspective correction, multi-parameter noise reduction.
3) Community buzz (if approached more openly than the Photoshop SDK)
As for the implementation, maybe it's a good idea to let developers use a combination of Lua and PixelBender (2.0)? The combination would allow for platform-independent code that is still fast. Also, the plug-ins should get to choose from (at least) two entry points: (1) after demosaicing but before color mixing (B&W) & tone curve, and (2) at the end of the pipeline.
Here's hoping for the SDK appearance in LR3!
Simon

There have been numerous requests for third party plugin (or some way to extend the Develop module) over the years. I agree it is a critical item that needs to be addressed ASAP. Hopefully in LR3.
What I find most interesting about this particular request is that Simon has pointed out that Adobe already have the technology (Pixel Bender) and just need to apply it. Its already in Photoshop CS4 and Flash 10, and is used for non-destructive editing in those apps. So I'd be extremely disappointed if it doesn't make it into the next major release of their workflow/non-destructive editing tool. You'd have to be an optimist to expect it anytime before LR3.
The only real question remaining is will Pixel Bender, as it currently stands, meet the full needs of the LR plugin developer community? e.g. Could Noise Ninja or Nik plugins be ported to Pixel Bender? My guess is "not yet". Then Adobe need to figure out how much to change LR, how much to change Pixel Bender, and indeed how big a first step they take when adding Develop module extensibility to LR3. Lets hope it is enough for developers of the most popular plugins to invest the time and effort to develop LR specific versions of their products.
My 2c worth.
Matt

Integration with PF Accounting module Third party system

Dear All,
I want to integrate SAP with PF Accounting module third party system. Since i dont have any idea about it kindly do the needful. It woud b appreciable if anyone let me know the information .
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Suresh.v
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Hi,
Please use "Interface Toolbox". It is native SAP tool to integrate SAP HCM with third party systems.
Here you learn more about it and how to use it:
http://help.sap.com/printdocu/core/Print46c/EN/data/pdf/PAXX/PYSOME_INTERFACE.pdf
Cheers

Warranty with RAM-modul from third-party manufactor

Hello,
does anybody know if there exists an declaration of Toshiba that the use of third-party ram-modules does not affect the warranty for the computer?
Thanks a lot for your answers!
Greetings from Germany

As far as I know such document doesnt exist. Fact is that you can upgrade RAM alone without service and this will not affect valid warranty. Toshiba offered list of compatible and tested RAM modules and if you use them they will be recognized properly and everything will be OK.
Of course, nobody force you to use these modules. On the free market you can buy what you want. It can just happen that you will buy some cheap, no-name modules and they will not work properly.
So, buy what do you want. For RAM upgrade check Users manuals where you can find exact step-by-step explanation how to put new modules into RAM slots.
Bye

Third Party SSD Drive Modul

Hi Community,
is it possible to install a third party SSD (512GB; 3,5") drive modul in a new Mac Pro (build 2011) as system drive?
Thx & Bye Tom

The hatter wrote:
There are lots of fud and misconceptions when it comes to SSDs in particular.
There are also more than enough problems with S3 mode (sleep, and hibernation), with firmware, with shipping products too soon to know. Rush to recoup investments and to sell to bleeding edge customers only too happy to beta test for them.
Doesn't excuse the lack of TRIM in OS X after more than two years though. And no, BGC isn't TRIM and isn't a substitute. But constantly stirring the pot to add salt to the wounds doesn't help either.
If I had investment in SSDs and was using OS X I'd want to have SoftRAID 4 as well.
Sorry I have read your post a few times but I will not be wiser. Maybe you can explain it a bit easier for a none english native speaker ;-)
But what I understood is your hint for the missing TRIM support in Mac OSX 10.6.x. I had the biggest doubt in the loss of performance when the disc running out of empty space. Yes I know the problem that the disc have to delete marked free segments explicitly before it can use them again and yes I didn't know also, that Mac OSX doesn't support the TRIM command but I spoke to a lot of people who are using SSD modules for a longer period of time and none of them could confirm a decline in performance.
But the post of Grant Bennet-Alder concerns me more than a loss of performance. Why it is dangerous to clone a normal disk to a SSD module?
Thx & Bye Tom

Login module access to third-party libraries?

G'day,
I have a simple login module that is currently deployed in Netweaver 2004s. It is callable by both Netweaver AS and Netweaver Portal, and was implemented using Netweaver Developer Studio.
I would like to have this login module use third-party libraries, but I am not sure of the best approach to take here.
Do I just drop the third-party libraries into the jre/lib/endorsed directory of the JDK, or is there a better way of putting the third-party libraries onto the classpath?
When I edit the server/provider.xml file of the login module library in Developer Studio, it only allows me to make references to jar files that currently exist in the workspace. So adding references to external jar files does not seem to be supported here.
Is there a proper place to drop third-party jar files, so that they can be used by my login module?
--Geoff

Hi,
There are different ways. as you said You can either drop it in jre/lib folder or a clsspath setting will do.
But some times the server will not be able to catch up those libs so You can set the path to these libs in config tool. This will ensure the server will take these libs for sure.
If you have set the classpath NWDS will take this reference

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