Use file system to store CAPK

Want to know the Java APIs to store the CAPK certificates on the file system and also if sample code or reference program is provided that will highly thankful.

Yeah , Right. I want to store the CA certificates on the JCOP file system. We are working on JCOP22 series card and not much familiar with the java card APIs. Thanks in advance

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Hi there
Is is possible to find out if the database is using File system, RAW devices or ASM for storage?
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Thanks in advance!

user12033597 wrote:
I think for ASM, we can tell by querying the V$DATAFILE view if it has ' DATA ' or something like that (a name that has ' ' prefixed to it). Is this the only way? How about other sotrage types (RAW and Filesystem)?V$DATAFILE or DBA_DATA_FILE
Raw depends on your OS - in *nix, likely something like /dev/sdc1
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Dear Hyperion Experts
We have EPM foundation services installed on a stand alone Development Enviroment.
We have to migrate the application to another instance. I am looking for suggestions on suitable strategy to achieve this objective essentially using file system deployment.
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Hi,
You didn't need to try and reconfigure, it is possible to try and recover the ldap database, though it had to work in the first place to recover it.
I am not sure of the state of your environment so it may be that you have to drop the database and start again, it is not easy to diagnose the problem from the information given.
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John
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ECC6 EHP2 (ABAP+Java) system copy using file system copy

Hello Experts,
I have a question around system copy method for a dual stack ECC6 EHP2 system.
We are planning to take full file system backup of this entire ECC6 EHP2 dual stack system and throw it on a completely new hardware with new host name but same SID. We are also planning to do a host renaming in instance profiles and re-building the control files in target system after we finish the file system restore.
Is this method supported in SAP ? Or we strictly have to use SAPinst to do export and import method. In any case our source and target platform is not going to chance as per our scenario.
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
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> Thanks for the quick response. Is their any document that says it is not supported ? Because of no proper document that says no to do it, client want's to try it out.
For the ABAP part this is certainly feasible.
The Java part has not only issues with the secure store but also with SID and hostname. The old values are stored in many places in the database and in, depending on the applications installed, many .properties files in the filesystem. So it would be not enough to somehow regenerate the secure store but also change hostname and SID in different places that are not really all documented.
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Note 757692 - Changing the hostname for J2EE Engine 6.40/7.0 installation
with the significant sentence
This note should be applied only when the hostname of a machine
where the j2ee engine was already installed has changed.
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CR 2010 Report using "File System Data" as source fails in production

Hello, I've recently upgraded my website from VS 2008 with full CR 2008 to VS 2010 using CR 2010 SP1 runtime (x32). Everything went fine except for one report that uses as a source the "file system data". It points to a share on a samba drive and it worked great before the upgrade. After upgrading my development box the report runs fine, but when I deployed it, it fails with the message:
Failed to load database information. Error in File {report name} {D5D84E7F-54DB-4BCA-B3C3-0A169CDC36D7}.rpt: Failed to load database information.
I made sure the websiteu2019s Application Pool identity was set to use credentials of a user who has access to the share.
The data source has the following properties:
Database DLL: crbd_filesystem.dll
File Mask: .
Include Empty Directories: False
Max Number of Subdirectory Levels: -1
Starting Directory:
{FreeBSD server name}\{share name}
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In production, we donu2019t include the runtime in our application deployment, since we run multiple sites and do updates frequently, so we pre-install (one time) the runtime separately on the server. We installed the CR 2010 SP1 x32 runtime on our test and development boxes which both are Windows 2003 with IIS6 and made sure they are setup to use .Net 4 and have the Application Pool identity setup to have access to the share. All my other reports which use ODBC work fine. Just this one report doesnu2019t and Iu2019m at a loss on how to even begin troubleshooting this.
Is CR 2010 still capable of using u201Cfile system datau201D as a source? I couldnu2019t find anything on u201Cfile system datau201D with CR 2010. Though I have seen under Other Sources, it still exist when I created a new report, just to try it out.

Looks like you've found a bug with the CRVS2010 runtime. I looked for the crbd_filesystem.dll in the CRVS2010 install directory (C:\Program Files (x86)\SAP BusinessObjects\Crystal Reports for .NET Framework 4.0\Common\SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 4.0\win32_x86) and it is there. I then opened up the 32 bit MSI and MSM with the MS Orca utility to see if the file is included and it is not.
Two things we can do:
1) Add the crdb_filesystem.dll to your install and make sure it installs to the above directory on the runtime computer
2) I will created a fix request for the issue, however next fix will be Service Pack 2 (ETA, sometime after October) and I doubt this will make it there. So we'd be looking at SP 3 - if there will be one (ETA would be in 2012).
Ludek
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Error in page which is using file system DC as source of data .

Hi All,
I have created file system connection using create content repository connection .
I have exposed this file system as a data control.
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I am getting following exceptions while trying to run this page .
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     at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:252)
     at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClassInternal(ClassLoader.java:320)
Could not find the main class: and. Program will exit.
Exception in thread "main" Process exited.
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From your stack trace, it sounds like you are trying to run a Java class and it has no main() i.e. public static void main(String args[]). Maybe check that you've actually created a Fusion application and there's a Web Content directory or faces servlet present? (I'm guessing here) Running the .jspx without the context will probably just give you that error message because there's no main().
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How to control permissions in KM using File System Repository Manager

Hello everybody
I have a scenario with 15+ file servers which content needs to be mapped into Portal KM as read-only.
Windows Authentication is configured on the portal, so the users don't need to supply the portal with username/password.
Now the users are of course only allowed to see the same content in the portal as they can see on the file servers. I know that the permission mapping can be done using a File System Repository Manager with W2KSecurityManager, but in that case the users will have to maintain the mapping of rights from windows to portal manually. And with ever-changing passwords this is too big an administrative task. So I am looking for another solution.
My question is therefore:
How can you configure the File System Repository Manager in a way where it the user does not need to maintain "user mapping" manually, but only need to logon to the portal (through windows authentication) and can see the same files from the portal as he/she can see from the file servers.
Can this information in some way be taken from the configured Windows Authentication? Or is the only solution to enable WebDav on the file servers and and follow the "Integration of Windows File Servers into the SAP KM platform Using SSO and the WebDAV Repository Manager"-guide?
Any help will be rewarded.
Best regards,
Martin Søgaard

Hi again Dirk
I just studied the "Integration of Windows File Servers into the SAP KM platform using SSO and the WebDAV repository manager"-guide in depth and I don't quite understand what rights the cmadmin_service and notificator_service are supposed to be given in the Active Directory. In the guide it says:
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I dont quite understand what the two service users are doing but more importantly, I need to give the two service users the correct permissions in the Active Directory (or through user mapping). I understand that index_service only needs read_only permissions, but what permissions should the cmadmin_service and notificator_service be given?
Best regards,
Martin

How to use file system replacing optical archive?

We do not have IXOS (OT) yet.
However I have configured everything for printlist archiving and early archiving for IXOS (on the R3 side ONLY!)
May I modify the procedure a bit so that the archive will be stored in the file system instead of the
optical device since we do not have IXOS yet.
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hi,
Create Queues
In this customizing activity you create queues and specify the queue administrator. This process should become part of the installation routine of the storage system, because not activating a queue can lead to irreparable errors (and may mean having to repeat print list creation and storage).
Example
CARA Queue: Queue in which the spool writes the storage requests.
Activities
You can create queues for the following functions:
Asynchronous storage (CARA-Queue)
Error in asynchronous storage (CARA_E-Queue)
Storage confirmation (CFBC-Queue)
Error in storage confirmation (CFBC_E-Queue)
Asynchronous retrieval (CFBA-Queue)
Error in asynchronous retrieval (CFBA_E-Queue)
You can also define a queue administrator.
Also u can check in archivelinking.
Edit Links
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The documents can only be linked to instances of the specified business object type.
The link entry is entered in the specified link table.
The documents are always stored in the specified content repository.
Activities
Enter the following data:
Object type:
Business object type that exists in the business object repository (transaction SWO3).
One object type can be used with more than one document type.
Document type
Name of a document type specified in the customizing activity Document types .
Status
X: The storage system is active.
Empty: The storage system is not active.
Content repository ID
Two-digit identification number that you have entered in the customizing activity Maintain Content Repositories .
Link table
Name of the table, in which ArchiveLink enters the link entries between stored documents and the corresponding application documents.
SAP supplies the following link tables:
TOA01, TOA02, TOA03 (general link tables),
TOAHR (only for documents from the SAP HR application component),
and
TOADL (only for print lists).
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Create JTree Menu Using file system

I want to create a Dynamic tree menu by using the folder structure on my harddisk like I have a "A" folder as a root on C drive and in "A" folder we have a "B" and "C" folder and in "B" folder there are 2 folders like "B1" and "B2" and in "C" , "C1" and "C2". Now using this folder information i have to create a Dynamic Jtree Menu.

I used this code here is not any methos which you write above:--------
package com.reports.common;
import java.awt.BorderLayout;
import java.awt.Dimension;
import java.io.File;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Vector;
import javax.swing.JScrollPane;
import javax.swing.JTree;
import javax.swing.event.TreeSelectionEvent;
import javax.swing.event.TreeSelectionListener;
import javax.swing.tree.DefaultMutableTreeNode;
import com.reports.utils.ComUtils;
import components.HDSPanel;
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Setting document Path in file system document store

hi,
Is it possible to have the basic path defined in
ctx_ddl.set_attribute, and all the subfolders in the
basic path defined in along with the document name
in the database.
for eg:
begin
ctx_ddl.create_preference('docname','FILE_DATASTORE');
ctx_ddl.set_attribute('docname','PATH','c:\temp\');
end;
In the table (mydocs)
mydocid doc_name
1 loc1\test.doc
2 loc2\recs.Pdf
3 loc1\oracle9i.doc
It should now take the path as
c:\temp\loc1\test.doc
Also is it possbile to just give the path in ctx_ddl.set_attribute as c:\temp\
and all the sub folders under it are searched.
Database: ORacle 9i windows.
thanx.
cheers
sam

As far as I know, you either have to specify all of the paths using ctx_ddl.set_attribute with only the file names in your mydocs.doc_name or don't use the ctx_ddl.set_attribute and provide the full paths in your mydocs.doc_name.

Using 'File System' Destination ...

Good afternoon Experts,
I am trying to get a published report (PDF) to save/copy onto a network folder.
I have researched through this forum and many others and no one seems to have a definitive step by step procedure anywhere. I've come away assuming that it involves using the UNC path and probably the jobserver. Has anyone gotten this procedure to work, and if so, can you please share the steps to make it work?
Any help with this would be appreciated. Thanx -TS

As far as the folder path... The easy way is to simply navigate out to network folder and simply copy the full address from the address bar of Windows Explorer.
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\\ServerName\Folder1\Folder2\DestinationFolder
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Error while transporting objects using FIle system

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Internal error during pvc call: No space left on device.....
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Store large volume of Image files, what is better ? File System or Oracle

I am working on a IM (Image Management) software that need to store and manage over 8.000.000 images.
I am not sure if I have to use File System to store images or database (blob or clob).
Until now I only used File System.
Could someone that already have any experience with store large volume of images tell me what is the advantages and disadvantages to use File System or to use Oracle Database ?
My initial database will have 8.000.000 images and it will grow 3.000.000 at year.
Each image will have sizes between 200 KB and 8 MB, but the mean is 300 KB.
I am using Oracle 10g I. I read in others forums about postgresql and firebird, that isn't good store images on database because always database crashes.
I need to know if with Oracle is the same and why. Can I trust in Oracle for this large service ? There are tips to store files on database ?
Thank's for help.
Best Regards,
Eduardo
Brazil.

1) Assuming I'm doing my math correctly, you're talking about an initial load of 2.4 TB of images with roughly 0.9 TB added per year, right? That sort of data volume certainly isn't going to cause Oracle to crash, but it does put you into the realm of a rather large database, so you have to be rather careful with the architecture.
2) CLOBs store Character Large OBjects, so you would not use a CLOB to store binary data. You can use a BLOB. And that may be fine if you just want the database to be a bit-bucket for images. Given the volume of images you are going to have, though, I'm going to wager that you'll want the database to be a bit more sophisticated about how the images are handled, so you probably want to use [Oracle interMedia|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14302/ch_intr.htm#IMURG1000] and store the data in OrdImage columns which provides a number of interfaces to better manage the data.
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4) Given the volume of data you're dealing with, you may want to look closely at moving to 11g. There are substantial benefits to storing large objects in 11g with Advanced Compression (allowing you to compress the data in LOBs automatically and to automatically de-dupe data if you have similar images). SecureFile LOBs can also be used to substantially reduce the amount of REDO that gets generated when inserting data into a LOB column.
Justin

How to store preferences in file system on Windows?

I have 2 questions related to preferences using.
1. How to store preferences in file system (not in registry) on Windows? I see file system implementation of Preferences (java.util.prefs.FileSystemPreferences). But this implementation is linux-specific (use native methods). Does universal implementation exist?
2. How to store custom files in preferences? I need to store some user-specific files (XML files, for example) somewhere. These files are naturally user preferences. So my idea is to store it using Preferences. But it seems like there is no such posibility in standard preferences. I believe many peoples have the same problem. Does anyone have solution?
Please help me!
Thank you in advance.

Preferences is supposed to keep all this data
handling away from you, so you shouldn't bother. If
you'd like to write a file, just write a file. You
could create a "Settings" object and serialize it.I understand your reasonings. But unfortunately I have requirements to use file system preferences both on Linux and Windows. My bosses think there are many problems because of registry. Don't ask what problems, they didn't say. I cannot change their requirements. I must to implement it.
Maybe somebody already solved this proplem. I will very grateful for help.
Once again: simply write and read a custom file. Why
do you use Preferences at all costs when they don't
do what you want to?I have requirements to implement saving of files in the same manner as saving of preferences. It may be different code from Preferences. But it will be the best to have the same code if it possible.
Any way I believe the need to save user-specific files as preferences is quite widespread.

Best practices for ZFS file systems when using live upgrade?

I would like feedback on how to layout the ZFS file system to deal with files that are constantly changing during the Live Upgrade process. For the rest of this post, lets assume I am building a very active FreeRadius server with log files that are constantly updating and must be preserved in any boot environment during the LU process.
Here is the ZFS layout I have come up with (swap, home, etc omitted):
NAME                                USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
rpool                              11.0G 52.0G    94K /rpool
rpool/ROOT                         4.80G 52.0G    18K legacy
rpool/ROOT/boot1                   4.80G 52.0G 4.28G /
rpool/ROOT/boot1/zones-root         534M 52.0G    20K /zones-root
rpool/ROOT/boot1/zones-root/zone1   534M 52.0G   534M /zones-root/zone1
rpool/zone-data                      37K 52.0G    19K /zones-data
rpool/zone-data/zone1-runtime        18K 52.0G    18K /zones-data/zone1-runtimeThere are 2 key components here:
1) The ROOT file system - This stores the / file systems of the local and global zones.
2) The zone-data file system - This stores the data that will be changing within the local zones.
Here is the configuration for the zone itself:
<zone name="zone1" zonepath="/zones-root/zone1" autoboot="true" bootargs="-m verbose">
<inherited-pkg-dir directory="/lib"/>
<inherited-pkg-dir directory="/platform"/>
<inherited-pkg-dir directory="/sbin"/>
<inherited-pkg-dir directory="/usr"/>
<filesystem special="/zones-data/zone1-runtime" directory="/runtime" type="lofs"/>
<network address="192.168.0.1" physical="e1000g0"/>
</zone>The key components here are:
1) The local zone / is shared in the same file system as global zone /
2) The /runtime file system in the local zone is stored outside of the global rpool/ROOT file system in order to maintain data that changes across the live upgrade boot environments.
The system (local and global zone) will operate like this:
The global zone is used to manage zones only.
Application software that has constantly changing data will be installed in the /runtime directory within the local zone. For example, FreeRadius will be installed in: /runtime/freeradius
During a live upgrade the / file system in both the local and global zones will get updated, while /runtime is mounted untouched in whatever boot environment that is loaded.
Does this make sense? Is there a better way to accomplish what I am looking for? This this setup going to cause any problems?
What I would really like is to not have to worry about any of this and just install the application software where ever the software supplier sets it defaults to. It would be great if this system somehow magically knows to leave my changing data alone across boot environments.
Thanks in advance for your feedback!
--Jason

Hello "jemurray".
Have you read this document? (page 198)
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/820-7013?l=en
Then the solution is:
01.- Create an alternate boot enviroment
a.- In a new rpool
b.- In the same rpool
02.- Upgrade this new enviroment
03.- Then I've seen that you have the "radious-zone" in a sparse zone (it's that right??) so, when you update the alternate boot enviroment you will (at the same time) upgrading the "radious-zone".
This maybe sound easy but you should be carefull, please try this in a development enviroment
Good luck

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