Where is the OCA605290.zip file ?

Where can I download OCA605290.zip file in order to resolve the error message, "OCA-30002: ubofscr function not supported" for on my Oracle8i Lite trial CD-ROM, there is no OCA605290.zip file from the \WIN32 folder.
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I'm not sure about 1.5, but normally there isn't one. The defaults are just used unless there is one.
Look here
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/javax/swing/UIManager.html

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I am going through the Oracle WebCenter Framework Tutorial 10g (10.1.3.2.0) (document id B31072-02) to gain an understanding of the working mechanism of portlets. The tutorial requires the use of the webcentertutorialcontent.zip file to set up the sample application, and points to http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/webcenter/files/webcentertutorialcontent.zip for downloading the file.
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You are right that 11g applications does not run on a 10g app server. Oracle 11g fusion middelware uses weblogic as an application server. This does not use the OC4J container anymore.
11g and 10g have a different licence so if you are using 10g and you want to use 11g, you need to buy a licence for weblogic and so on.
If you are currently looking into the use of webcenter/portlets and you are planning to use it later on, than oracle will propose 11g because i don't think 10g is supported... I don't think you can buy a webcenter 10g license..
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Hi,
Oracle® WebCenter Framework Developer's Guide
"2.3.2 Setting Up the Oracle ADF Service Request Demo
To view the SRDemo and perform some of the example tasks in this guide, you must download and install the starter files. To do so, perform the following steps:
Download the WebCenterSRDemo.zip file, located on this page:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/webcenter/documentation.html
This is not the right link and the WebCenterSRDemo is not available via JDeveloper "Check for Updates Wizard".
Please, inform me of its location, if existing...
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Thank you Peter,
can you inform us also about the integration with the Oracle SOA Suite :
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http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/webcenter/index.html..."
What I'm missing in the WebCenter Suite is a tool for Business Process Modelling , like Business Process Architect (ARIS ToolSet)...
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1. After running the executable installation file, you
get a src.zip file in the installation directory. Does
anyone know what this is? The obvious answer is that
it is the library of code for JDK 1.4. However, I have
run programs on Forte Agent without unzipping this
file.The src.zip is the source code for the JDK, not library. Note: The file is not the whole source code, it does not have any native library so you cannot compile it.
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2. In previous versions of the JDK, when you
decompress the src.jar (it is now a src.zip file in
the 1.4 version) file, it creates a src folder and
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rather, decompresses the files into the installation
directory. Is this a fault of the new release or
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hi guys
I'm rather a beginner to Java.
I posted a question related to this one on another section.
I'd like to know about the src.zip file
Is it essential to set up your JRE_SRC variable to point to the src.zip file?
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If we want to reference types such as String or Boolean or Integer, do we need to have src.zip set up?
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I'm not sure what JRE_SRC does as i've seen very limited documentation but from my understanding it's the java runtime source and is supposed to contain the src.zip file. That's what i gather from the documentationAre you talking about some folder/directory? As I said I have never heard of it.
flounder, is src.zip necessary in order to reference classes in the packages that it contains?
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