URGENT: Large web provider problem

We are running Portal v3.0.9 & JPDKv1 with V1 of the URL Services installed.
We setup a very large prover.xml with 760 portlets. All the portlets are URL services and they only thing that differs with each portlet is the URL that the XML is retrieved from along with the id, name & description.
We got the large, 760 portlet, provider working but it was very slow so for testing purposes we reduced the portlet count to the first 30 from the original 760. Everything was working fine at this point. We then decided to up the number to about 100 choosen as needed from the 760. When we refreshed the provider the Portlet content showed 760 portlets. After numerous restarts & provider refreshes the content area still showed 760 portlets. If you would customize or edit a page only the 100 in our curret provider showed but they took a long time to display.
The strangest part about this for us is that the 760 portlets came back when there were only 100 in the provider.xml and after we had successfully run with just 30 portlets for a few days.
This is a show stopping error right now and we need to get it fixed ASAP. I haven't tried deleting and re-adding the provider since I would rather fix the problem than find a work around and possibly have it come up again in the futre.
Any help, suggestions or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
-Eric Dalquist

Its great hearing about 760 portlets with URL Services.
Refresh Portlet Repository
Go To "Display Portlet Repository" portlet and click on "Refresh" in your Portal Content Area Builder. This will take
some time to refresh the portlet meta data stored with portal.
Portal needs to read and parse the provider.xml, after which portlet meta data is populated, since you have large
number of portlets registered with the provider this will be relatively slow [This happens only during registering and
refreshing the provider]. After which the portlets can be added to page fast.

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# Apache JServ Configuration
File #
################################ W A R N I N G
# Unlike normal Java properties, JServ configurations have some
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Mail has become very, very slow. Do I have a provider problem or is there something I can do with my Mac to speed it up?

Mail has become very, very slow. Do I have a provider problem or is there something I can do with my Mac?

Couple of steps. One is general housekeeping and the other is performance related.
If you have an extremely large number of messages in your inbox(es) or sent categories, consider the ones that remain relevant and purge those that are not. Do this regularly. Choose the Mailbox > Erase Deleted Items > In All Accounts...
Afterwards, you can start by rebuilding your Mailbox indexes within your individual mail accounts. For each Account in the left panel of Mail under Inbox, select it, and then from Mailbox menu, choose Rebuild (bottom of menu). When you are done, exit and restart Mail.
Still slow?

Creating web provider

I looped through manual on:
http://portalstudio.oracle.com/pls/ops/docs/FOLDER/COMMUNITY/PDK/jpdk/installing.jpdk.html
Installing the PDK-Java Framework and Samples
In chapter:
TESTING THE WEB PROVIDER SAMPLE SETUP
http://localhost/servlets/sample
http://localhost/servlet/sample
http://localhost:80/servlets/sample
http://localhost:80/servlet/sample
the addresses works. I get page like this:
Congratulations! You have successfully reached your Provider's Test Page.
Checking for components:
Portlets are:
SampleRenderer
Lottery
Snoop
HelloWorldJsp
ExpiresSample
ValidateSample
HelloWorld
FormInput
Multipage
JSPServicesPortlet
SubscriberRegistration
ParameterPassing
ParameterReceiving
HelloServletWorld
Oracle JSP: detected
Recognizing initArgs: Usual initArgs are provider_root and sessiontimeout.
debuglevel : 1
provider_root : C:\jpdk\providers\sample
sessiontimeout : 1800000
I click on Add a Portlet Provider
Fill out provider information:
Implementation Style: Web
Register on Remote Nodes: No
Provider Login Frequency: Once per User Session
URL: http://localhost/servlets/sample (and 3 others)
Require Proxy: No
But every time I get error message:
Error: An error occurred when attempting to call the providers register function. (WWC-43134)
An unexpected error occurred: ORA-29541: class PORTAL30.oracle/webdb/provider/web/HttpProviderDispatcher could not be resolved (WWC-43000)
Where is the mistake?

My looping is identical to Martin's one.
I'm sure it is not an IP address/machine name problem at all.
Every times trying to render the new PDK-Java Web Provider into the Repository I obtain the following:
An unexpected error occurred: ORA-29531: no method getPortletList in class
oracle/webdb/provider/web/HttpProviderDispatcher
ORA-06510: PL/SQL: unhandled user-defined exception
ORA-06512: at "PORTAL30.WWPRO_HTTP", line 2631
ORA-29531: no method getPortletList in class oracle/webdb/provider/web/HttpProviderDispatcher (WWC-43000)
An unexpected error occurred: ORA-29531: no method getPortletList in class
oracle/webdb/provider/web/HttpProviderDispatcher
(WWC-43000)
What's about getPortList method and the Java class concerned ? Something wrong/missing, a jar file for instance, or to recompile ?
Is there a way to workaround that ?
I'm setting up PDK-Java Framework & Samples ver. 3.0.9.0.5
Ora9iAS 1.0.2.2.1
OraDB EE 8.1.7.1.1
Patches applied to orahome9ias: 8.1.7.1.1, 8.1.7.1.5 (JDBC portion), 3.0.9.8.2
Tks in advance for your help,
Cheers
G.P.

Create New Web Provider

when i click on create new...web provider, i get this err msg:
Oracle SSO Warning
Request not granted. Please specify the URL in terms of a fully-qualified
host name and try your request again.
If the problem persists, please notify your administrator as the Oracle SSO
configuration may be invalid.
any solution for this is appreciated.
Thanks

Go to the Portal Design Time Pages > Build tab > 'Providers' portlet > click on the 'Register a Portlet Provider' link. You should succeed this way.

Need Help with Kick-Starting Web-Provider Development

Hi,
My requirement is to develop my own web-provider. This web-provider should talk to the portal and manage its portlets. (basically extend oracle.portal.provider.v1.http.HttpProvider)
Though I have gone thru various documents about developing web-providers, I haven't been able to locate examples for the same.
I would really appreciate it if someone can help me with
1) the best place to look for information AND
2) sample code for a web-provider.
thanks in advance for the help.

Anoop, 
Thats a pretty good idea to add new portlets on the fly (at runtime) to your provider.xml
I think this is how you could do this, 
1. Generate your portlet's <portlet>....</portlet> tags & add them to the current provider's provider.xml file. You could follow this sequence, 
- Get the path to your current provider.xml 
- Generate an XMLDocument object out of this current de finition file. 
- Create the new portlet's <portlet>...</portlet> structure. You would need to make sure that the new portlet added has a unique id & name in that definition file. 
- Add this <portlet> node at the appropriate place in the XMLDocument 
2. Refresh the provider to reflect the new portlet in the Portlet repository. 
There isn't an explicit code sample in the JPDK that you could perhaps reuse for step I. So much of the effort here will have to come from your side. Anyway, let me know if you face any problems during its implementation.
Regards,
Abhinav

Office Web Apps Server 2013 - Word Web App - Problem with Tab space

Hello We have Office Web Apps Server 2013 running with SharePoint 2013. Users Editing a Word document with Office Web Apps, can't use "Tabs", any Word document with Tabs; the tabs are replaced with a single space.
Has anyone noticed this? Is this a bug?
-thanks
thomas
-Tom

Yes, currently the Word Web App does not support
Tab Keyboard shortcut for editing document content .
For more information, you can have a look at
the article:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/office-online-help/keyboard-shortcuts-in-word-online-HA010378332.aspx?CTT=5&origin=HA010380212
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/3f5978d3-67a1-4c8c-981f-32493d72610b/office-web-apps-server-2013-word-web-app-problem-with-tab-space?forum=sharepointgeneral

Can't re-add printer after removing from eprint center - 'Web Services Problem'

I have an HP Photosmart Premium C310 series printer (Model Number CN503B) which I have been using with ePrint for about 18 months. Aside from intermittent issues it has worked, I use a chromebook most of the time so rely on the ePrint option via Google Cloud Print.
Last week it stopped working, with every job in the list showing as cancelled. Following advice on the forum I removed the email address of the printer from the eprint center. I thought it would then be simple to add the printer back. However, I have been unable to connect the printer to the web service so I cannot create the code I need to add the printer back.
STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
1. Factory reset printer settings
2. Factory reset network settings
3. Restart printer and Reboot router
3. Settings -> Network -> Wireless Setup Wizard
4. Choose correct SSID, enter password for WPA
5. ‘Connected to Network’
6. Settings -> Web -> Enable Web Services
7. ‘Accept terms’ screen -> Accept
8. ‘Checking for product updates’ screen shows briefly then returns to 'accept terms' screen
9. Next it makes a ping sound and shows ‘Web Services Problem’ ‘Problem connecting to Web Services Server’, it then pings again a few seconds later (which ties in with what I see in the network logs as a second attempt)
10. Log on to printer via web interface and set IP address of printer to manual IP outside DHCP range (as advice on other threads in this forum). Check DNS setting valid (same as gateway server which all other devices on network are also using successfully as DNS)
11. Repeat steps 6 and 7 - still same error message
I consider myself technically savvy and have followed all advice I can find on this forum including the following:
1. reverting to printer and network defaults
2. rebooting router
3. assigning static IP address to printer outside of DHCP range of router
4. connecting to printer via web interface and setting DNS to variously: same as gateway, google DNS (8.8.8.8), ISP DNS
5. adjusting firewall settings on router to explicitly allow and log outbound connection on the HP ports (already had a rule allowing all outbound connections)
As mentioned, the printer worked fine with ePrint previously so I suspect the ePrint server is rejecting a request from my printer for some reason, maybe because there is old / corrupt data on the server regarding my specific printer.
I’m logging outbound traffic from the printer and here are what the router logs show me (printer IP replaced with 192.168.x.x below, even though it is not public )
Thu, 2013-04-11 09:13:42 - TCP Packet - Source:192.168.x.x, 36475 Destination:15.201.202.81,80 - [HTTP rule match]
Thu, 2013-04-11 09:13:43 - TCP Packet - Source:192.168.x.x, 51463 Destination:15.201.224.79,443 - [HTTPS rule match]
Thu, 2013-04-11 09:13:44 - TCP Packet - Source:192.168.x.x, 53044 Destination:15.201.224.79,443 - [HTTPS rule match]
Thu, 2013-04-11 09:13:44 - TCP Packet - Source:192.168.x.x, 51463 Destination:15.201.224.79,443 - [HTTPS rule match]
Thu, 2013-04-11 09:13:44 - TCP Packet - Source:192.168.x.x, 53044 Destination:15.201.224.79,443 - [HTTPS rule match]
Thu, 2013-04-11 09:13:51 - TCP Packet - Source:192.168.x.x, 64270 Destination:15.201.224.79,443 - [HTTPS rule match]
Looks like both are HP sites: first is 'g4t2674.houston.hp.com' and the second secure one is ‘registration-pro-site2eprint.houston.hp.com’ which sound likely to be correct. That suggests the DNS is working but that the registration server doesn’t like the request for some reason.
I had the printer registered for Google Cloud Print but I have now deleted that also and it doesn’t seem to have made any difference (assume it just formats and forwards to the HP ePrint email anyway).
One hack that sheds some further light is to switch off wifi on the printer and then switch on ePrint. Eprint gives an error but stays set as 'on'. When I then switch wifi back on I can then at least check for product updates (it tells me I have the latest product updates). However, web services are still a 'no go'. Network traffic for that product update exchange looks like this:
Thu, 2013-04-11 10:14:51 - TCP Packet - Source:192.168.x.x,63960 Destination:2.16.226.12,443 - [Any(ALL) rule match]
Thu, 2013-04-11 10:15:00 - TCP Packet - Source:192.168.x.x,63938 Destination:15.240.238.56,80 - [Any(ALL) rule match]
Thu, 2013-04-11 10:15:00 - TCP Packet - Source:192.168.x.x,63960 Destination:2.16.226.12,443 - [Any(ALL) rule match]
Thu, 2013-04-11 10:15:00 - TCP Packet - Source:192.168.x.x,39054 Destination:2.16.226.12,443 - [Any(ALL) rule match]
Thu, 2013-04-11 10:15:00 - TCP Packet - Source:192.168.x.x,63938 Destination:15.240.238.56,80 - [Any(ALL) rule match]
Thu, 2013-04-11 10:15:00 - TCP Packet - Source:192.168.x.x,39054 Destination:2.16.226.12,443 - [Any(ALL) rule match]
Thu, 2013-04-11 10:15:01 - TCP Packet - Source:192.168.x.x,63960 Destination:2.16.226.12,443 - [Any(ALL) rule match]
Thu, 2013-04-11 10:15:01 - TCP Packet - Source:192.168.x.x,63938 Destination:15.240.238.56,80 - [Any(ALL) rule match]
Thu, 2013-04-11 10:15:01 - TCP Packet - Source:192.168.x.x,39054 Destination:2.16.226.12,443 - [Any(ALL) rule match]
Thu, 2013-04-11 10:15:01 - TCP Packet - Source:192.168.x.x,63938 Destination:15.240.238.56,80 - [Any(ALL) rule match]
Thu, 2013-04-11 10:15:01 - TCP Packet - Source:192.168.x.x ,39054 Destination:2.16.226.12,443 - [Any(ALL) rule match]
So clearly the printer can communicate to those servers well enough to find it has the latest firmware.
I realise this is a lot of information but hopefully some of it is helpful for troubleshooting.
Thank you in advance for any help!

The issue disappeared this weekend. I didn't change anything so it must have been something server side. I notice others with the same issue have also seen it resolved.
Thanks to all those who contributed and tried to help out. Although disappointed I went for a long time without ePrint I'm glad that action was apparently taken to resolve in the end.

Register Web Provider Error

Getting the following Error when attempting to register a web provider:
An error occurred when attempting to call the
providers register function. (WWC-43134)
An unexpected error occurred: ORA-29532: Java
call terminated by uncaught Java exception:
oracle.aurora.awt.UnsupportedOperation: GUI
not supported (WWC-43000)
An unexpected error occurred:
oracle.aurora.awt.UnsupportedOperation: GUI not supported
at
oracle.aurora.awt.Toolkit.getScreenSize(Toolkit.java:117)
at
HTTPClient.BasicAuthBox.<init>(DefaultAuthHandler.java:1398)
at
HTTPClient.DefaultAuthHandler.getAuthorization(DefaultAuthHandler.java:159)
at
HTTPClient.AuthorizationInfo.queryAuthHandler(AuthorizationInfo.java:330)
at
HTTPClient.AuthorizationModule.setAuthHeaders(AuthorizationModule.java:454)
at
HTTPClient.AuthorizationModule.responsePhase2Handler(AuthorizationModule.jav
a:287)
at
HTTPClient.HTTPResponse.handleResponse(HTTPResponse.java:635)
at
HTTPClient.HTTPResponse.getStatusCode(HTTPResponse.java:179)
at
oracle.webdb.provider.web.HttpProviderDispatcher.dispatch(HttpProviderDispat
cher.java:789)
at
oracle.webdb.provider.web.HttpProviderDispatcher.registerProvider(HttpProvid
erDispatcher.java:263)
=======
seems to me the oracle.aurora error would be coming from the database. No errors appear in the Provider's log files.
Any insight would be appreciated.
Thanks!

Matt,
Acutally, I have never seen this error before. I had to check around to see if others had seen this. Are you doing anything different than your other web providers? Especially with the User Interface.
Sue

Bpel web provider and portal

I am trying to get the worklist app portlets to deploy on the oracle portal. the documentation indicates that the web provider which needs to be registered in the portal can be found at the url http://bpel_host:bpel:port/BPELPortlets/providers. That url returns a page not found message. Does anybody know if this is the right url or do I need to use a different url. Else do I need to deploy some other component to make the web provide active. thanks for the help.

Are you running HTTPS with your portal or HTTP? I cannot get the BPEL portlets to work with HTTPS.

InterMedia Web Agent problems...

I have Oracle 8.1.5 and OAS 4.0.8 on an NT machine. I have installed interMedia Web Agent, having shut the OAS services down first, configured the application as described in the doc and restarted all services. I have one listener for OAS on port 90. When I try to access http://servername:90/intermedia/~admin I get a 'Page cannot be displayed' error. Why?
I have checked all the settings within OAS and they look fine. NT is running SP5. I can access http://servername:90/ fine.
Any help gratefully received!
Lee

The interMedia web agent is installed in the
OAS home and you can see the intermedia application and cartridge in the OAS admin page?
Have you checked the OAS wrb.log file? That is where errors should be displayed. If it is a web agent problem, check <windows_dir>wsclstch.err or log files in <OAS_HOME>/ord/web/logs.
What do they say about starting the agent?
Test the agent with http://host:port/intermedia/~test
Larry

Web.xml problem in Enterprise Manager 10g

I got an error while deploying to Enterprise Manager 10g
My platform: Windows XP
OC4J 9.0.4
Enterprise Manager 10g
And I even have the web.xml in the correct directory. i.e
cpd.ear
./META-INF/application.xml
./cpd-ejb.jar/WEB-INF/web.xml
./cpd-webapp.war/WEB-INF/web.xml
./cpd-webapp.war/WEB-INF/classes
The error I get while deploying on a Enterprise Manager 10g is:
Invalid J2EE application file specified - Jar file: :\WINNT\TEMP\jar47575.tmp is missing its standard xml descriptor located at WEB-INF/web.xml
Incidently the *.ear file built by my fellow's machine is deploying perfectly. I've compared the directories n useful files of both the *.ears down to the very last bit n they are the same.
I can imagine that guys with only high IQ can solve this mystery

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