When we should use JAAS?

Hi
Thank you for reading my post
Is it suitable to use JAAS to design and develope a security and authentication framework?
thanks

I don't think there are clear guidelines available, however here is my view.
1) OSB 11gR1 is not certified with Oracle JMS Adapter. It is certified with Oracle FTP, Database, AQ and application adapters.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21764_01/doc.1111/e15867/interop.htm#OSBAG1403
2) In addition of the Weblogic JMS, OSB can also integrate with following provider without using adapter.
- WebSphere MQ
- Tibco EMS
3) if you need to integrate JMS with BPEL Process or Oracle SOA suite composite, it has built in support for generic Oracle JMS adapter. Oracle generic JMS adapter can integrate with AQ JMS (JMS providers OJMS 8.1.7, 9.0.1.4, and 9.2), TIBCO JMS, IBM Websphere MQSeries (IBM MQSeries JMS 6.0), Weblogic JMS, Apache, and Active MQ
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E14571_01/integration.1111/e10231/adptr_jms.htm
4) If you need to integrate OSB with Weblogic JMS, WebSphere MQ, Tbco EMS it does not need JMS adapter.
Hope this helps !!!
Jayesh Patel
http://jayesh-patel.blogspot.com/
http://www.yagnasys.com/

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[svn] 4934: Fix a bug around when we should use NativeDragManagerImpl.

Revision: 4934
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2009-02-11 16:21:31 -0800 (Wed, 11 Feb 2009)
Log Message:
Fix a bug around when we should use NativeDragManagerImpl. Before we were checking the player capabilities to see if it was "Desktop". However, some players that are actually AIR will return "Library" instead. So rather than keying off of the capabilities of the player, let's just see if NativeDragManagerImpl is there. If it is, use it. Otherwise, use DragManagerImpl.
QE Notes: None
Doc Notes: None
Bugs: SDK-19079
Reviewer: Jason
tests: checkintests, mustella DragManager, Joann ran NativeDragManager ones
Ticket Links:
http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-19079
Modified Paths:
flex/sdk/trunk/frameworks/projects/framework/src/mx/managers/SystemManager.as

Hello,
>>Does Database initializer obsolete in EF 6.0?
I do not know why you think so, if the team decides to make the database initializer obsolete, I think they would make a markup as Deprecated, however, there is not such a markup on that method on MSDN document. And the Database initializer method is useful
when we play with automatic migration. In your case, the DropCreateDatabaseIfModelChanges database initialization strategy, would delete the original database and create new one according your new model. Of course, data would be missing. If you are under a
scenario need to make a test to recreate the database frequently, this one should be ok.
Currently, there are four database initialization strategies could be used:
CreateDatabaseIfNotExists<TContext> Class
DropCreateDatabaseAlways<TContext>
DropCreateDatabaseIfModelChanges<TContext>
MigrateDatabaseToLatestVersion<TContext, TMigrationsConfiguration>
You could use one of them for a proper scenario.
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When we should use F-54 clear down payment

Hi,
When should I use T-code F-54 clear down payment? Is this necessary to perform this step?
1. F-47 down payment request
2. F-48 post down payment
3. MIGO post good receipt of PO
4. MIRO post vendor invoice
5. F-58 payment by check (for outstanding balance)
Any advice are welcome.
Thanks,
Wendy

Dear Wendy,
usually the steps to perform, when You're using DP, are the following ones:
1. F-47 Down payment request
2. F110 Down payment
3. FB60 Invoice
4. F-54 Down payment Clearing
By F-54 that is the downpayment clearing, the System will close the
first line item of the downpaymewnt with PK 29A
by the first line item of downpaymewnt clearing with PK 39A;
and it opens a new vendor line item by the posting key 26.
This means that from the financial point of view the system transforms
the original downpaymen into a partial payment.
Therefore the downpayment clearing has an economic value.
It changes the Down payment (that is posted using a special G/L
indicator) into a partial payment (that does not have any special
G/L indicator).
I hope this can help You.
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Lost Page on when you should use MVC vs when you should use web forms

I read a page last week. I think it was on MSDN. It was talking about the relative merits of MVC and web forms. However, unlike the page http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd381412.aspx,
which merely states the advantages and disadvantages of each format, this page went on to state something like:
You should use MVC:
when building web apps that do this
when you web app needs that
when you are doing the other
You should use web forms:
when building these other kinds of web app
when your web app does this other thing
when your web app does this.
Does anyone know the page to which I am referring?
(Oh and since when did it become impossible to paste anything into a question or reply block in MSDN forums. This makes it very difficult to paste in page links.)
Also I am not seeing an appropiate forum in my forums dropdown list. So if a moderator wants to move it to the right forum I would appreciate it.
Edward R. Joell MCSD MCDBA

@Darnie Graceline Selvamary Thangalazar
The first link is not what I was looking for as it tells the difference between MVC and Web Forms but not which is better for what.
The second link does get more into which is better in certain situations but doesn't really analyze each type of project and specify that this is good for web forms and this is good for MVC. However, it does provide some ways to analyze if your
"situation" would be best served by using web forms and which would be best served by using MVC.
It specified that if reaction time is an issue then MVC is the answer. This is good because with our excruciatingly slow network we need apps that take inherantly as little time as possible to load.
I took another look at the link provided by gaurav. Turns out that link has a link to an article by Dino Espisito which actually has the statement that I referred to above i.e. if your app has a lot of busines data. After two years, that
is as much as I remember of that page. So in fact indirectly gaurav found the page I was looking for.
Too bad I did not re-read this link when I started the current project, though. One thing each of them says is that if your team (in this case me) has not had much experience in handling html elements directly then MVC is not a good fix for them.
For the last 6 months theis has been a major learning process in using JQuery, AJAX, and MVC to accomplish tasks which I've could have done using server controls and web forms with my eyes closed. Too bad they don't make MVC so that you can use server
controls with it.
However since this thread is so old and unlike "Whose Line is it Anyway?" the points
do matter. I am going to award the answer to gaurav. Thanks everyone for providing some very interesting links on MVC.
Edward R. Joell MCSD MCDBA

When we should use JMS based proxy services and when JMS Adapter in OSB

Hi,
Can somebody explain me when we could go for JMS Adapter and when we should go for JMS based service in OSB?
The one scenerio i can think of is when my provider/consumer is using jms provider other than WLS jms provider we should use jms adapter.
Edited by: user12883209 on Jan 5, 2012 5:29 AM

I don't think there are clear guidelines available, however here is my view.
1) OSB 11gR1 is not certified with Oracle JMS Adapter. It is certified with Oracle FTP, Database, AQ and application adapters.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21764_01/doc.1111/e15867/interop.htm#OSBAG1403
2) In addition of the Weblogic JMS, OSB can also integrate with following provider without using adapter.
- WebSphere MQ
- Tibco EMS
3) if you need to integrate JMS with BPEL Process or Oracle SOA suite composite, it has built in support for generic Oracle JMS adapter. Oracle generic JMS adapter can integrate with AQ JMS (JMS providers OJMS 8.1.7, 9.0.1.4, and 9.2), TIBCO JMS, IBM Websphere MQSeries (IBM MQSeries JMS 6.0), Weblogic JMS, Apache, and Active MQ
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E14571_01/integration.1111/e10231/adptr_jms.htm
4) If you need to integrate OSB with Weblogic JMS, WebSphere MQ, Tbco EMS it does not need JMS adapter.
Hope this helps !!!
Jayesh Patel
http://jayesh-patel.blogspot.com/
http://www.yagnasys.com/

Applications opening inside Excel when they should use their own setup

I have downloaded Windows Media player and when I go to open it, the code gets opened in Excel and it does not try to open the installation. Suggestions on how to get the download to execute itself would be appreciated?.
imac core duo 24in Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Hi, b.
1. What browser are you using? I suspect the .bin file in this case is a compressed Mac Binary. Safari should have decompressed this, but you might need the free StuffIt Expander. Tiger, unlike prior versions of Mac OS X, does not include StuffIt Expander: see "Mac OS X 10.4: Where is StuffIt Expander?"
A free download of StuffIt Expander is available from Smith Micro (nee Allume Systems) here.
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What the meaning of Bounding Leaf, and when we should use it

hi, i have read book about java 3d programming that provide by sun .
In chapter 3 i read about Bounding Leaf but i can't get the point, would someone explain it to me in simple way and easy to understood?
thanks

Basically, when you use, say, a BoundingSphere, you're setting the bounding region to be symmetric about the point (0, 0, 0) of the local coordinate system of the object it is bounding/activiating/scheduling.
A BoundingLeafNode specifies an alternate coordinate system about which to bound the behavior, allowing to to be non-symmetric, and allowing items in different positions to share the same bounding region.
The API Specification Guide provides a good example of where this could be useful.
Let's say you were designing a room with three point lights, in different spots about the room. You want the reqion inside the room to be the bounding region. But each light will see that region differently, because their local coordinate systems are different. A boundingLeafNode would define the room from a single local coordinate system, and all the lights would see that region the same.
Ok, you say, but you could still have used a BoundingBox object. Correct. But now imagine that there are 30 lights. I certainly don't want to design 30 Bounding Boxes so that each one specifies the room in it's own coordinate system. And imagine if these lights were moving. Lets say you want to simulate a disco-ball. Now, the bounding region would have to change each time the lights move. But not if the bounding region is specified by a static coordinate system.
That should give you a pretty good idea of what the advantages are.
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When should use request scope

hi
i don't know when i should use request scope, the example is use session scope always.
Can anyone help me?
thanks!

SpiderFromMars wrote:
> What are the best practices for using the variables
scope versus using the
> request scope when assigning variables.
>
> In other words, when should I use <cfset variables.x
= 'barf'> and when
> should I use <cfset request.x = 'barf'>?
>
The variables scope is only accessible in the current
template. The
request scope is accessible in the current template and any
other
template, such as a custom tag or include file, that is used
to build
the current request.
I.E

<cfset variable.x = "foo">
<cfset request.x = "bar">
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<cf_myCustomTag>

<cfset variable.x = "bob">
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Should I turn off my Mac Pro when not in use or leave it running?

I have been told I should never turn off my computer by some people, and others say that I should always turn it off when not in use! I use my Mac Pro primarily for music recording/editing in my home studio or word processing. Now that I have an iPad I use that for web browsing, email, FBing, etc. and I find myself on my Mac Pro a lot less. I get the basis behind both trains of thought; those who leave it on feel always stopping and starting up puts unnecessary wear on the moving disks, and those who shut down think if the parts are always moving they are bound to wear out faster. I am not as concerned with conserving power as I am with keeping my machine safe! If you have any information on this topic I would love to hear it. Thanks!

Providing you have a robust firewal and are not worried as a result about being hacked then leave it turned on and allow it to sleep. Make sure you allow the screen to sleep as well a that is the item that is more prone to damage by being left on all the time.
I never turn my machine off, never have with any of my Macs ever since my first one back in 1979-ish and have never suffered any adverse affects. Today, the power drain is so small when allowed to sleep that I doubt they would offend even the ardent 'turn off everything and pull out the plug to save the planet' person.
If you have an iPad or iPod synced with the Mac for email and iCal and address Book etc. then if you leave it on it should be up to date as soon as you return home, mine is anyway. With iCloud coming out very soon that may come into play even more so with all its advance pushing etc. Just a thought.
One advantage in leaving the machine on (sleep) is that you can access it from anywhere in the world should the need arise with the appropriate settings, which you can't if you turn it off.
Leave it on.

I tried to export photos from iMac to iPad using a USB flash drive. The photos are on the drive but when I plug it into the iPad, the iPad says the device requires too much power. Any ideas of what type of USB flash drive I should use?

I tried to export photos from iMac to iPad using a USB flash drive. The photos are on the drive but when I plug it into the iPad, the iPad says the device requires too much power. Any ideas of what type of USB flash drive I should use?

You can transfer photos outside of iTunes. I do it all the time. THat said, i have a 50/50 success rate with them. I'd avoid sandisk and kingston, their bundled software triggers the 'too much power' warning.
I've had mixed luck with lexar, some work, some don't.
I did have good luck with an older 4 gig geek squad one.
Look for drives without software on them, without bright LED lights and I haven't gotten any larger than 4 gig to work, but that may just be me.
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I currently have a mac osx, and my CC keeps coming saying its expired, when it should be running the CS6 design standard. So how do I get my platform to use the CS6 as my default instead of the CC one.

I currently have a mac osx, and my CC keeps coming saying its expired, when it should be running the CS6 design standard. So how do I get my platform to use the CS6 as my default instead of the CC one.

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Please tell me the use of ranges , when it should be used

please tell me the use of ranges , when it should be used.

Anytime you have to equate to multiple values in your programs. Say for example, you need to get data for two company codes from a table.
data: it001 type table of t001.
ranges: r_bukrs for t001-bukrs.
r_bukrs-sign = 'I'.
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should I shut down my computer when not in use, overnight for instance?

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