WAS 6.40 Java Edition - problems with j2sdk-1_4_2_10

Just for info!
Several installations without success
VMWare 5.0.0
Windows 2003 SP1
j2sdk-1_4_2_10
2GB RAM
Steps 18 or 22 errrors.
Put j2sdk-1_4_2_08 - OK
cheers!

Pl. check OSS Note 716604. SAP recommends using 1.4.2_09 SDK.
Extract from the Note:
Quote:
Access to appropriate Sun J2SE Version:
Please use Sun J2SE 1.4.2_09 SDK (or higher 1.4.2 versions after they will become available). It is not recommended to use versions lower than 1.4.2_09. Please also do not use J2SE 5.0
Important note:
In contrast to the recommendation above please do not use J2SE 1.4.2_10 as it has problems during installation. The problem is under investigation.
Unquote:
I have used 1.4.2_09 and have no problems with the installation.
Regards
Chandu
P.S : Pl. reward points if it is helpful to you.

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standard java.rmi.* imports instead of weblogic.rmi.* and used thestandard
RMIC compiler rather than the weblogic.rmic compiler.
Unfortunately, I couldn't get the system to work. I kept getting
"java.rmi.MarshalException: Error marshaling transport header; nested
exception is: java.io.EOFException" whenever I'd call Naming.lookup().
Of course, when I did the search & replace with java.rmi.* with
weblogic.rmi.*, and switched from the standard rmic to weblogic.rmic,
everything started working just fine. This is the ONLY change I made!
Has anyone else run into similar problems?
Tim Dawson
Sr. Software Architect
is.com

SAP ISA R/3 Edition problem with TREX

Hi!
We are migration our Internet Sales (R/3 Edition) 4.0 with SAP J2EE Engine 6.20 to SAP J2EE Engine 6.40.
Weve already migrate your Java Basket data. And weve installed TREX 6.1
for catalogue replication and weve created a WEB SITE in IIS.
Weve created a B2B scenario and weve configured xcm for: b2b, Shopadmin
and trexr3.
Apparently TREX is working fine... I can create and replicate catalogs, view the catalogs within TREX, etc. But I'm getting the following error when I try to see the content of catalog within http://10.125.25.57:50100/trexr3/b2x/admin/catalog.do.
Exception from the PCAT API: Index has not been assigned to this
IndexServer;location=sapisaqld01:30203,index=index_id1204052895687pindex(Errorcode 2004) Retrieval of trex index failed!
I've just updated TREX 6.1 to SP33 and the problem persists.
We can find the following messages within TREXindexserverAlert.trc:
[01176] 2008-02-29 11:55:46.812 e indexserver TREXIndexServer.cpp(00632)
: ERROR: not assigned to index: 'index_id1204053610211pindex', function:'showIndex'
and when we try to see the catalog information within
http://10.125.25.57:50100/trexr3/b2x/admin/init.do
we get the message:
Exception from the PCAT API: Index has not been assigned to this
IndexServer;location=sapisaqld01:30203,index=index_id1204052895687pindex(Errorcode
2004) Retrieval of trex index failed!
Any hints?
Cheers,

Hi Dick,
Guess how I solve this problem?
Well.... I've reinstalled SAP TREX 6.1 SP33 and started from scratch.
Thanks
FF

Problem with J2sdk instalation

Hi!
I'm a java begginer. (I started 1 hour ago! )
After installing j2sdk, some applets stop working (e.g some applets in java.sun.com ) , i.e they return the message "java.lang.ClassNotFoundException" (something like this).
I'm working in NT environment, with a Pentium 200 MGHZ MMX, and IE 5.5. I have already try to install javabeans, and flash 5.0 . When remove the j2sdk this problem disapears, and everything runs well.
I've also verified that java programs that use the Arrays class, in the compilation process, returns the error: "Can't resolve symbol Arrays.Sort"
^
Please help me, even if it sounds too stupid!
Greetings
Joao Nora

Hi, don't forget to check out your PATH and CLASSPATH, but I am sure you already have.
I think your problem is Arrays.Sort, it should be Arrays.sort ... hope this helps :-)
Good luck

[Edit]Problem with Zen Micro when connected to PC-- cleared but another prob

Hello,
My problem is that my Computer (winxp, sp2) does not identify my zen micro any longer. few days ago it worked perfectly but now it doesnt work.
my zen micro has the firmware with the MTP/plays for sure
I had installed the things from the cd, when I bought it, that was in the package and then new drivers and the new applications, so two programs. (I had two Zen Micro symbols on my desktop but I could only use the program with MTP)
it worked fine.
a few weeks ago I had the same problem, but after a few connectings and disconnectings it worked again.
today this doesnt helped. I uninstalled everything what had to do with creative and then only installed new drivers and the newest applications (without the things from the cd).
it still doesnt work.
when I click on the "Zen Micro Media Explorer (MTP)" on the desktop I can see that my zen micro is connected. When I go to my playlists and click on one, it seems that my playlist is "empty". but in the mp3-player there is the playlist!
when I click on my music folder, where all the music is I see the folders, but when I go into the folders, the folders are also "empty".
what happened? I changed the usb ports--> doesnt work...
what can I do in order to use my zen micro again on the pc. my zen micro works fine(playlists and songs work normally), but I have problems having connected it to my pc... I cannot copy songs and edit my playlists anymore. is there any way to edit the playlists via mp3-player without connecting to the pc?
I hope you have a helping answer for me.
Regards
eX
by the way: new forums look good Message Edited by expredator on 02-07-2005 09:22 PMMessage Edited by expredator on 02-08-2005 0:57 PM

ok guys, I almost solved the problem. I used the rescue mode, used clean up, and now the folders are not empty and I can copy songs into my Zen Micro.
But the playlists are "empty". Also when I want to create a new playlist it says that my mp3-player is not connected ?! But it is! I can copy files into it!
I also cannot synchronize it with WMP0.
I reinstalled software and it didnt help...
So what can I do? It is connected but I cannot edit my playlists.
Is there any way to edit the playlists via the mp3-player and not over the pc?Message Edited by expredator on 02-08-2005 :00 PM

Printing & Editing problems with 7.1.2

Goodday to everyone
Upgraded to 7.1.2 last night then imported some photos. First problem seemed to be it was much slower than normal but of course that is subjective. No problems importing raw files from my Canon 20D.
The first real problem is that I couldn't delete - pressing the delete key simply resulted in a beep. There was no menu option for delete. So the only way was to the original photo I cut was reinstated back into the library. Wierd.
The other problem was with printing. I have a HP Photosmart C6280 which as two trays - one large (A4) and one small for 4x6 "postcard" paper. Very convenient but with this upgrade the ability to select the small tray has been lost. The option is there but I cannot select it.
Are these generic problems or is it just me? Any suggestions on how I might fix the problems?
TIA
Peter

Problem solved. Thanks for all your help TD
I did a permissions and disk repair prior to install but not after. Did a permissions repair as you advised but a new account repeated the problem.
Re-installed the software. Didn't fix the problem. Uninstalled and reinstalled and still no joy. Rebooted and everything was fine. Had rebooted at least twice during earlier testing to no avail.
One last question though ... the permissions repair before and after the OS/iPhoto update took a lot longer than I recall it taking previously - well over over an hour - I ended up going to bed both times! It's a 160GB drive with 12gb free. Should it take this long?
Again thanks very much for your help on his.
regards
Peter

Editing problems with iTunes 64-bit in Vista

Hello!
Just bot a new computer with Win Vista 64-bit and had to install new iTunes 64-bit.
It's somewhat slow when switching between Windows and iTunes.
Also, what happened to the "quick" edit feature?
As in.... highlight song, hit F2 or just click ONCE with left mouse button and you can EDIT the song title, artist, etc...
It's NO longer available!
What happened to it?
I'm RE-importing my HUGE collection of playlists and backed up library and songs, which is all MESSED up and.... I have to spend TONS of time now EDITING the title info!!!
Anyone have problems or any solutions to this "editing" snafu????
Thank you!

Responding to own post.... Found answer!
Must set permissions!
Highlight iTunes folder..
Right click..
Properties..
Securities tab...
Click on EVERY group/user names..
Allow..
Full control..
OK!
Saved!
Darn Windows Vista!
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