Where is java folder

I have been trying to get my Android phone to link up with my Mac and keep getting the error:""jcifs.smb.exception:Failed to connect: (the address) jcifs.util.transport. TransportException java.io.OIException: Invalid payload size 254"
The solution to this is said to be to set the value of 'jcifs.smb.client.useExtendedSecurity' to 'false'. This is great news but I don't know where to find this property/line to make the change!
Please, what file and in what folder need I to look?
TIA

Thank you. It doesn't seem to hold the location info I am seeking. Just my cache and a string of tickboxes, etc. All I want is the path to the java config files that will enable me to change this property.

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Hello all,
I have recently installed the latest version (11.1.1.2.0) of Oracle Jdeveloper and it seems that I'm not able to save my preferences for java folding. Every time I restart jdev, the default preferences seem to be restored. This doesn't seem to happen for other preferences like code templates.
Any ideas? Where are these preferences saved? Is there any file I could verify?
Thanks.
wf
P.S. I've also noticed that some of my old preferences were not migrated (e.g. code templates) but maybe this is for another topic.

Sorry on the typo, yes.
Maybe you can try deleting your system directory (OK, don't delete it, just rename it so you can restore after testing), don't migrate prefs and see if the problem reproduces. If it doesn't reproduce, then you'd have a perfect test case to show that migrating prefs breaks something.
John

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Does anyone where the java classes are physically stored?
Is there any mechanism for getting them out?
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Thanks, Irian,
in the meantime I have found another solution. For Windows it works using environment variable IDE_USER_DIR.
Create a new directory for the runtime files, e.g. C:\sqldevtemp
Add environment variable IDE_USER_DIR with the value of "C:\sqldevtemp".
Close SQL Developer, move (or copy if you want) all files from the old folder to the new folder and start SQL Developer again.
Done.

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Please help me as to where to find the actual Java folder. I need to add some files to its security folder and I know it is installed on my system when I did a version check using my terminal but I am unable to find out the actual physical location of the folder, as in for example I need this location:
Java/JavaVirtualMachines/1.6.0.jdk/Contents/Home/lib/security.
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If that is the exact path you need I would try using the Go > Go To Folder menu from the Finder. You should get the below dialog box and be able to enter the path you have indicated above.

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Hello Everyone
Can anyone please tell me why is there any need of Java folder in the folder structure of installed EPM. I mean if I've already installed java in my system then why is there any need for the one that I see in the installed EPM folder structure.

Use T-code SMICM to restart your Java server
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wish to do
OR
also consider telent java
syntax
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enter userid and password
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XX- your instance number
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THE Bridge CC Extensions, so where is this folder to be found on a Windows 7 64?

Maybe I'm the ******* but each time lately it is something else, something new with CC, things are taken out put in another place, things are completely taken out, later added again by special downloads and you have to go and search for the right files to copy and paste files and so on and on and on.... I already lost several hours by each time researching the needed info, files,patches before I actually can do something!
Now I needed to make for school an assignment, a contact-sheet that we needed to export import Bridge-Photoshop to create a video-wall. In school we're on the CS6 where contactsheets and PDF, creating in Bridge no problem, now at home running on the CC i'm kinda fu...d, after some research i find following message,
for now I'm afraid you have to keep your Bridge CS6 on your computer and use it for generating contact sheets (on my Mac I have to close Bridge CC before I can use Bridge CS6).
- bad news: The Bridge CC online help says that in the current version the Adobe Output Module isn't available anymore and so it doesn't support generating contact sheets: "The functionality to create contact sheets, PDFs, and web galleries is available in Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom, which are included in your Creative Cloud subscription." Generating contact sheets from within Photoshop is a mess. It's not as comfortable like in Bridge CS5/6, results are not predictable and the time it takes is not acceptable. Using a still fast Mac Pro with 2 x 3 GB quad cores took more than one and a half hour to create contact sheets out of o folder with 140 files – Bridge did that in minutes. Let's hope for Adobe developers working on Bridge CC to make things easy!
After doin some further research i find this:
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When Bridge CC shipped, it didn't include the Adobe Output Module, which allows you to create PDF presentations and web galleries. Adobe Output Module is now available for Bridge CC.
Make sure that you have the most recent version of Bridge CC installed. To check for updates, choose Help > Updates in Bridge. Follow the instructions to install any updates.
Download the appropriate file below by right-clicking (Windows) or Ctrl+clicking (Mac OS) and choosing to save the file. Save the file in a location you can remember, such as your Desktop.
So far no problem, following the instructions hoping my problem was solved,
Copy the Adobe Output Module folder (not the AOM_Package_[OS] folder) into the Bridge CC Extensions folder in the appropriate location:
Windows: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Bridge CC Extensions
What do you think? Of course everything to be found in my file paths except of course the file i needed, THE Bridge CC Extensions, so where is this folder to be found on a Windows 7 64?
Added to make things clear a print screen of C:drive path....
So any idea how to resolve this problem would be very much appreciated. Cheers

Hi Ronald,
Sorry for the kinda late reply, busy days these days, lol but indeed somewhere i went wrong in the path. Went in search for the one you gave, progs-COMMON-Adobe and indeed correct. Thanks for the reply as the helping hand, cheers.

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This is what happens when I try to open my Java folder in MSDOS prompt. Could somebody plese help me?
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Wait forget that last post it was wrong. Thanks for
all your help everybody but could you please help me
with this problem: Right now i am as far as getting
the directory open, I tried opening the HelloWorldApp
both ways that it said in the tutorial called "Your
first cup of Java" and this is what happens:
Volume Serial Number is 4CF6-6CC4
Directory of C:\WINDOWS\JAVA
. <DIR> 10-13-98 11:52p .
.. <DIR> 10-13-98 11:52p ..
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HelloWorldApp.java.txt
HELLOW~1 JAV 292 07-23-02 4:35p
HelloWorldApp.java
HELLOW~2 TXT 289 07-23-02 4:56p
HelloWorldApp2.java.txt
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PORT:                   1527
SERVICE NAME:    jdbc
USERNAME:          Michael
PASSWORD:          itsAsecret
ROLE:                    SYSDBA
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org.apache.derby.impl.drda.DRDAConnThread.throwSyntaxrm(Unknown Source)         at org.apache.derby.impl.drda.DDMReader.readDssHeader(Unknown Source)         at org.apache.derby.impl.drda.DRDAConnThread.exchangeServerAttributes(Unknown Source)         at
org.apache.derby.impl.drda.DRDAConnThread.sessionInitialState(Unknown Source)         at org.apache.derby.impl.drda.DRDAConnThread.run(Unknown Source)

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