Using resources repository

Hello,
I have a question regards using the resources tab of workbench with Livecycle ES4 SP1.
I have read that the resources tab serves as a "common repository" for a centralized resources, such as images and others kind of files that can be available for all the application.
How can I use this repository?
I am able to view the resources tab into workbench, but right click into the servername do not work; I have only the access permission option, no create folder or add resource.
What am I missing?
Regards,
Mauro

Nothing?

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http://myrmidonprocess.com/imageupload/images/error46249ed812cbc.png
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main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20070417@12:23:50.050: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:579)+>     at oracle.ewt.thread.TaskScheduler.runTask(Unknown Source)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20070417@12:23:50.050: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:579)+>     at oracle.ewt.thread.TaskScheduler.processTask(Unknown Source)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20070417@12:23:50.050: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:579)+>     at oracle.ewt.thread.TaskScheduler$TaskQueue.run(Unknown Source)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20070417@12:23:50.050: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:579)+>     at oracle.ewt.timer.Timer.doRun(Unknown Source)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20070417@12:23:50.050: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:579)+>     at oracle.ewt.timer.Timer.run(Unknown Source)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20070417@12:23:50.050: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:579)+>     at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:534)
main.AWT-EventQueue-0[6]20070417@12:23:50.050: 00> oracle.wh.ui.jcommon.WhButton@1e22c75: WhButton setLabel rtsString = OK
main.AWT-EventQueue-0[6]20070417@12:23:52.052: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition.display(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:823): Open UnSuccessDialog ...
main.AWT-EventQueue-0[6]20070417@12:23:52.052: 00> oracle.wh.ui.jcommon.WhButton@1e22c75: WhButton setLabel rtsString = OK
Regards,
Dennis

Hi,
the log has this error -
ORA-12514, TNS:listener does not currently know of service requested in connect descriptor
so, first check the connection parameter you have passed, if they are correct check whether the database is up and running....
HTH
Mahesh

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