What are Printing Security Best Practices for Advanced Features

In the Networking > Advanced "Enabled Features" what are the best practices settings for security. Trying to find out what all of these are. Can't find them in the documentation. Particularly eCCL & eFCL?
Enabled Features
IPv4 IPv6 DHCP DHCPv6 BOOTP AUTOIP LPD Printing 9100 Printing LPD Banner Page Printing Bonjour AirPrint LLMNR IPP Printing IPPS Printing FTP Printing WS-Discovery WS-Print SLP Telnet configuration TFTP Configuration File ARP-Ping eCCL eFCLEnable DHCPv4 FQDN compliance with RFC 4702
Thanks,
John

I do work with the LAST archived project file, which contains ALL necessary resources to edit the video. But then if I add video clips to the project, these newly added clips are NOT in the archived project, so I archive it again.
The more I think about it, the more I like this workflow. One disadvantage as you said is duplicate videos and resource files. But a couple of advantages I like are:
1. You can revert to a previous version if there are any issues with a newer version, e.g., project corruption.
2. You can open the archived project ANYWHERE, and all video and resource files are available.
In terms of a larger project containing dozens of individual clips like my upcoming 2013 video highlights video of my 4 year old, I'll delete older archived projects as I go, and save maybe a couple of previous archived projects, in case I want to revert to these projects.
If you are familiar with the lack of project management iMovie, then you will know why I am elated to be using Premiere Elements 12, and being able to manage projects at all!
Thanks again for your help, I'm looking forward to starting my next video project.

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I was wondering if someone could provide advice on Best Practices for managing Resource Bundles for an international Enterprise Application.
I have been reading textbooks and throughout the web, and I can find different options available. And I can find cautionary tales to get it right at the beginning of Development, but I cannot find Best Practices suggestions.
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- What are the benefits and disadvantages of storing the Key/Value pairs in the database?
- It seems that storing in the db would make maintenance easier, because applications do not need to be redeployed, but would they be slower?
- One textbook indicates that "One Bundle per Project" is preferred for ViewController Project, and "One Bundle Per File" is preferred for Model Project. However, I cannot help but think if the whole Enterprise used just one Resource Bundle, it would save typing cust_id/Customer Number in 10 different Bundles.
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What are project management best practices?

I created a test project in Premiere Elements 12, and saved it in a directory named "Michaels Posters".   Then I archived the project to this directory and it created a "Copied_My\ new\ video\ project1" directory with all of the media files. Then I added a video clip to the project, archived it again, and it created the "Copied_My\ new\ video\ project1_001" folder below.
My first real project will be a video highlights video of my 4 years old for 2013. This will involve editing the same project several nights a week, for maybe a couple of months. This would result in numerous "Copied_My\ new\ video\ project1_NNN" directories being created, assuming I archive the project each night.
So what is the best practices for managing a larger project like this, and avoid using a lot of disk space for the same project?
Michaels\ Posters/
├── Adobe\ Premiere\ Elements\ Preview\ Files
│   └── My\ new\ video\ project1.PRV
├── Copied_My\ new\ video\ project1
│   ├── Adobe\ Premiere\ Elements\ Preview\ Files
│   ├── Encoded\ Files
│   └── Layouts
├── Copied_My\ new\ video\ project1_001
│   └── Adobe\ Premiere\ Elements\ Preview\ Files
├── Encoded\ Files
│   └── My\ new\ video\ project1.prel
├── Layouts
└── Media\ Cache\ Files

I do work with the LAST archived project file, which contains ALL necessary resources to edit the video. But then if I add video clips to the project, these newly added clips are NOT in the archived project, so I archive it again.
The more I think about it, the more I like this workflow. One disadvantage as you said is duplicate videos and resource files. But a couple of advantages I like are:
1. You can revert to a previous version if there are any issues with a newer version, e.g., project corruption.
2. You can open the archived project ANYWHERE, and all video and resource files are available.
In terms of a larger project containing dozens of individual clips like my upcoming 2013 video highlights video of my 4 year old, I'll delete older archived projects as I go, and save maybe a couple of previous archived projects, in case I want to revert to these projects.
If you are familiar with the lack of project management iMovie, then you will know why I am elated to be using Premiere Elements 12, and being able to manage projects at all!
Thanks again for your help, I'm looking forward to starting my next video project.

SAP HANA Security - Best Practice for Access to Schemas??

Hi,
Currently we don'y have a defined Security model in HANA Studio.Neither there is no defined duties of a BASIS / Security / Developers.
I want to understand what best practices are followed at other customers for defining security for Schema.
1. Who should be creating the schema for Developers / Modelers?
2. Should we use our own ID's to create/maintain these Schema or a Generic ID?
Right now, when developers log in to Studio, by default they are assigned to their own schema (User ID) and they create objects under that.
We(Security team), face issues when other developers need access to schema of another user as they want to develop objects under schema of different user
Also, who should be owning the "SYSTEM" user ID and what steps needs to be done whenever a new schema is created.
Thanks for the help in advance.

Hi,
I created a project (JDeveloper) with local xsd-files and tried to delete and recreate them in the structure pane with references to a version on the application server. After reopening the project I deployed it successfully to the bpel server. The process is working fine, but in the structure pane there is no information about any of the xsds anymore and the payload in the variables there is an exception (problem building schema).
How does bpel know where to look for the xsd-files and how does the mapping still work?
This cannot be the way to do it correctly. Do I have a chance to rework an existing project or do I have to rebuild it from scratch in order to have all the references right?
Thanks for any clue.
Bette

HANA Security - Best Practices for Schema??

Hi,
Currently we don'y have a defined Security model in HANA Studio.Neither there is no defined duties of a BASIS / Security / Developers.
I want to understand what best practices are followed at other customers for defining security for Schema.
1. Who should be creating the schema for Developers / Modelers?
2. Should we use our own ID's to create/maintain these Schema or a Generic ID?
Right now, when developers log in to Studio, by default they are assigned to their own schema (User ID) and they create objects under that.
We(Security team), face issues when other developers need access to schema of another user as they want to develop objects under schema of different user
Also, who should be owning the "SYSTEM" user ID and what steps needs to be done whenever a new schema is created.
Thanks for the help in advance.

>So, if we follow this approach, who should be creating the schema as design time?
Not sure what you mean by that. We call this design time because you are creating an artifact in the repository and the catalog object doesn't get created until you activate that design time object.
> Security Administrator or Developer/Modeler?
Doesn't really matter. Depends upon your process. However I would say most of the time the developer creates the schema. The developer doesn't immediately get access to the new schema. He/She must create a role and that role has to be granted to them before they can see the objects in the new schema.
>Also, for our current scenario, where developers are doing changes in their own schema, what should be done as a Security Administrator to assign access to a user schema to other developers?
They shouldn't be creating objects in their user schema. That user schema is for internal usage - like the creation of temporary objects. It shouldn't be used for any development.

Liquid: What are the suggested best practises for multiple languages?

Right now we are doing this:
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{% assign login = "Log in" %}
{% assign userName = "Username" %}
{% assign password = "Password" %}
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{% assign confirmLogout = "You are now logged out!" %}
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Another thought would be to have it all in a string with commas and split it, like this:
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I would imagine either being slower than the other as well, maybe Adobe have some input?

Hi Machinette,
Use your first option in my opinion:
A webapp where each item would contain a field for each language. i.e. item 1 name login; en -> Log in; es -> Iniciar sesion. item 2 name logout; en -> Log iout; es -> Cerrar sesion....
Here's an example of my multilingual web apps:
FAQs:
EN Question
JP Question
EN Answer
JP Answer
Testimonials:
Title-NZ
Title-JP
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Quote-Preview-JP
Quote-Full-JP
How did you hear about us:
Title_En
Title_JP
Multilingual Text:
Text_En
Text JP
As you can see above, the items in the web apps form the different multilingual text - the different FAQs, the different Testimonials, the different Multilingual Text. The domain name needs to determine the language. Very important. And use a globals.site.countryCode to determine the language.
The key is when you want to reference that item. I think Abhishek was onto it using JSON files, easy to select the text you want. If JSON files don't work, here's what you do:
{module_webapps id="Multilingual Text" filter="i" itemId="4951580"}
{module_webapps id="Multilingual Text" filter="i" itemId="4951611"}
{module_webapps id="Multilingual Text" filter="i" itemId="4951612"}
Else place everything into a collection, but I have hundreds of items, so I don't want to collect too many records. Only the ones I need per page.
Finally, here's my code for one of the web apps, FAQs.
{% assign countrycode = globals.site.countryCode -%}
{% case countrycode -%}
{% when 'JP' -%}
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http://www.samandmelenglish.com/faqs
http://www.samandmelenglish.jp/faqs
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What is the recommended 'Best Practice' for retaining object instances

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Aussie Susan wrote:
Thanks for this etresoft - I've always maintained my own pointers, but an 'accident' while I was debugging some code (where I didn't set my own pointer but the class instance still remained, I'm assuming because of this mechanism) got me thinking as to whether this was a mechanism that could be relied on.
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I only do this because the documentation explicitly says this is what happens. In your case, I'm not so sure because you are dealing with Interface Builder elements such as the Window class. I'm not entirely sure what happens with a "one shot" window. There are details and options in Interface Builder that could impact your pointer lifetimes. It is safe only if you do the research and prove to yourself it is safe.
I only mentioned the garbage collection aspect because I knew that the retain/release calls do nothing (thanks for the reminder Orangekay) and I've stopped using them in my code. However, I wanted to avoid the "your instance will stay around until you 'release' it" answer.
You might want to consider leaving them in. If you leave them in, then the same code can be used in a non-garbage collected environment.

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symbols
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audio
I try to split the sound files but I am not sure it makes a difference
Edge Animate version
Unless I have absolutely no need of jquery, I do not use the current version any more because it is too buggy in my opinion. 2014.0.1 is stable and has few bugs.
svg versus png
It depends on what you need - I have used both separated and together in comps. I rarelly have problems with them.
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Best Practices for ASA 5500 Device Monitoring

I have looked high and low and am unable to find anything on this topic. I am hoping that somebody here may be able to share some insight into what are considered the best practices for monitoring ASA's--specifically the 5510 with Sec+ License.
My current monitoring application keeps reporting issues with outbound interface buffers being too high, but there are not any performance issues and I believe the thresholds are just set absurdly low.
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You probably won't be able to find any all-encompassing documentation for these types of best practices that cover all scenarios. The better method would be to define exactly what items you'd like to monitor and we can provide some guidance on how to best get that working for you.
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I have child domains with names in the form region1.joe.com, region2.joe.co and so on, with dns servers dns1.region1.joe.co and so on.
Each region has distribute offices that may have a DC in them, servers named in the form dns1branch1.region1.joe.co
Over all my DNS tests out okay, but I want to get the general guidelines for setting up new DCs correct.
Configuration:
Root DC/DNS server dns1.joe.co adapter settings points DNS to itself, then two other root domain DNS/DCs dns2.joe.co and dns3.joe.co.
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The additional region domain DNS/DCs adapter settings point to dns1.region1.joe.co then to itself then to dn1.joe.co
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Hi,
According to your description, my understanding is that you need suggestion about your DNS topology.
In theory, there is no obvious problem. Except for the namespace and server plaining for DNS, zone is also needed to consideration. If you place DNS server on each domain and subdomain, confirm that if the traffic browsed by DNS will affect the network performance.
Besides, fault tolerance and security are also necessary.
We usually recommend that:
DC with DNS should point to another DNS server as primary and itself as secondary or tertiary. It should not point to self as primary due to various DNS islanding and performance issues that can occur. And when referencing a DNS server on itself, a DNS client
should always use a loopback address and not a real IP address. detailed information you may reference:
What is Microsoft's best practice for where and how many DNS servers exist? What about for configuring DNS client settings on DC’s and members?
http://blogs.technet.com/b/askds/archive/2010/07/17/friday-mail-sack-saturday-edition.aspx#dnsbest
How To Split and Migrate Child Domain DNS Records To a Dedicated DNS Zone
http://blogs.technet.com/b/askpfeplat/archive/2013/12/02/how-to-split-and-migrate-child-domain-dns-records-to-a-dedicated-dns-zone.aspx
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Best practice for phone number column data type

Hi,
I hope I have posted this in the right forum, if not just notify me and i will remove it to the correct area.
What would be considered best practice for storing a phone number.
Number of Varchar2.
Ben

Well I was thinking that Number would have the following disadvantages,
1. Users entering phone numbers into a form may be tempted to pre format with spaces, thereby throwing up an error.
2. Mobile phone numbers may have leading zeros
3. Calculations are not carried out on phone numbers.
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Best practice for consuming web services

Hi
we are consuming web service in orchestration by "Add Generated Item".By using this option it creates 1 orch,1xsd file and some bindings.
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From a service orientation perspective you should abstract the service artifacts from the other artifacts. Otherwise it will be very difficult to update the service interface without affecting the other artifacts. For example you don't want to have to redeply
your entire application if only one field changes in the service you consume.
So I typically generate the items, remove the unnecessary stuff, and put them in a separate project.
Depending on the control you have over the services you want to consume, it would even be better to create another layer of abstraction. By that I mean create your own interface (schema) and map that one to the one the service exposes. This basically
is only necessary if you consume external services that are beyond your control. By abstracting the interface it exposes, you limit the impact of changes of that interface on the rest of your system. All changes are abstracted behind your own interface.
If you consume internal services, you can probably control the way the interface is defined. In a service oriented world all internal services expose a well known interface, based on the domain objects you have within your organisation.
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"Best practice" for components calling components on different panels.

I'm very new to Swing. I have been learning from tutorials, but these are always relatively simple interfaces , in which every component and container is initialised and added in the constructor of a main JFrame (extension) object.
I would assume that more complex, real-world examples would have JPanels initialise themselves. For example, I am working on a project in which the JFrame holds multiple JPanels. One of these Panels holds a group of JToggleButtons (grouped in a ButtonGroup). The action event for each button involves calling the repaint method of one of the other Panels.
Obviously, if you initialise everything in the JFrame, you can simply have the ActionListener refer to the other JPanel directly, by making the ActionListener a nested class within the JFrame class. However, I would like the JPanels to initialise their own components, including setting the button actions, by using an extension of class JPanel which includes the ActionListeners as nested classes. Therefore the ActionListener has no direct access to JPanel it needs to repaint.
What, then, is considered "best practice" for allowing these components to interact (not simply in this situation, but more generally)? Should I pass a reference to the JPanel that needs to be repainted to the JPanel that contains the ActionListeners? Should I notify the main JFrame that the Action event has fired, and then have that call "repaint"? Or is there a more common or more correct way of doing this?
Similarly, one of the JPanels needs to use a field belonging to the JFrame that holds it. Should I pass a reference to this object to the JPanel, or should I have the JPanel use "getParent()", or some other method?
I realise there are no concrete answers to this query, but I am wondering whether there are accepted practices for achieving this. My instinct is to simply pass a JPanel reference to the JPanel that needs to call repaint, but I am unsure how extensible this would be, how tightly coupled these classes would become.
Any advice anybody could give me would be much appreciated. Sorry the question is so long-winded. :)

Hello,
nice to get feedback.
I've been looking at a few resources on this issue from my last post. In my application I have been using the Observer and Observable classes to implement the MVC pattern suggested by T.PD.(...)
Two issues (not fatal, but annoying) with this are:
-Observable is a class, not an interface; since most of my Observers already extend JPanel (or some such), I have had to create inner classes.
-If an Observer is observing multiple Observables, it will have to determine which Observer called its update() method (by using reference equality or class comparison or whatever). Again, a very minor issue, but something to keep in mind.I don't deem those issues are minor. The second one in particular, is rather annoying in terms of maintenance ("Err, remind me, which widget is calling this "update()" method?").
In addition to that, the Observable/Observer are legacy non-generified classes, that incurr a loosely-typed approach (the subject and context arguments to the update(Observable subject, Object context) methods give hardly any info in themselves, and they generally have to be cast to provide app-specific information.
Note that the "notification model" from AWT and Swing widgets is not Observer-Observable, but merely EventListener . Although we can only guess what reasons made them develop a specific notification model, I deem this essentially stems from those reasons.
The contrasting appraoches are discussed in this article from Bill Venners: The Event Generator Idiom (http://www.artima.com/designtechniques/eventgenP.html).
N.B.: this article is from a previous-millenary series of "Design Techniques" articles that I found very useful when I learned OO design (GUI or not).
One last nail against the Observer/Observable model: these are general classes that can be used regardless of the context (GUI/non-GUI code), so this makes it easier to forget about Swing threading rules when using them (essentially: is the update method called in the EDT or not).
If anybody has any information on the performance or efficiency of using Observable/ObserverI would be very surprised if this had any performance impact. If it had, that would mean that you have either:
- a lot of widgets that are listening to one another (and then the Mediator pattern is almost a must to structure such entangled dependencies). And even then I don't think there could be any impact below a few thousands widgets.
- expensive or long-running computation in the update methods. That's unrelated to the notification model itself.
- a lot of non-GUI components that use the Observer/Observable to communicate among themselves - all the more risk then, to have a GUI update() called outside the EDT, see remark above.
(or whether there are inbuilt equivalents for Swing components)See discussion above.
As far as your remark 2 goes (if one observer observes more than one subjects, the update() method contains branching logic) : this also occurs with the Event Delegation model indeed: for example, it is quite common that people complain that their actionPerformed() method becomes unwieldy when the same class listens for several JButtons.
The usual advice for this is, use anonymous listeners, each of which handles the event from only one source (and generally very close in code to the definition of that source), and that simply translates the "generic" event notification method into a specific method call of a Controller or Mediator .
Best regards.
J.
Edited by: jduprez on May 9, 2011 10:10 AM

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