Workshop 9.2 and Mylar

Hello,
I am currently using Workshop 9.2 in a major portal Project (both based on 9.2 and 8.1.5 Servers)
Input into Eclipse Foundation's WTP project (with people like Tim Wagner or IBM's Arthur Ryman) over the last 12 months, resulted in some good progress now visible in Workshop 9.2 (and 3.2 based on Callisto)
Beside Subversion Plugins (which I was pleased to see widely supported by default) I am now using Eclips Mylar a lot and find it very useful.
It is fully compatible with Workshop 9.2 (should be with 3.2, too) and enables true task-based development under WebLogic Workshop (Eclipse)
I am also writing an article on Mylar for the German Eclipse Magazin based on those real hands-on success stories in WLW 9.2.
If there is interest here in the community, I'd be happy to provide information in English, too. Either via Newsgroups, or in an article (together with examples) or a blog.
Kind Regards,
Werner Keil

Hi Werner
Thanks a lot for the information. Yes we would be interested in the article.
Can you please share the article once it's available?
Thanks again,
Vimala

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Workshop (9.2 and 3.x) and Mylar

Hello,
I am currently using Workshop 9.2 in a major portal Project (both based on 9.2 and 8.1.5 Servers)
Input into Eclipse Foundation's WTP project (with people like Tim Wagner or IBM's Arthur Ryman) over the last 12 months, resulted in some good progress now visible in Workshop 9.2 (and 3.2 based on Callisto)
Beside Subversion Plugins (which I was pleased to see widely supported by default) I am now using Eclips Mylar a lot and find it very useful.
It is fully compatible with Workshop 9.2 (should be with 3.2, too) and enables true task-based development under WebLogic Workshop (Eclipse)
I am also writing an article on Mylar for the German Eclipse Magazin based on those real hands-on success stories in WLW 9.2.
If there is interest here in the community, I'd be happy to provide information in English, too. Either via Newsgroups, or in an article (together with examples) or a blog.
Kind Regards,
Werner Keil

Hello Werner,
Please post the document to this newsgroup. You could also consdider submitting it to the BEA dev2dev site at http://dev2dev.bea.com/
cheers
Raj

Workshop 8.1 and I/O operations

Hi everybody.
Does anyone have a glue about why i/o operations are slowly inside a running Workshop instance than "outside" it ?
I've an I/O intensive process that runs in 2-3 seconds when using a main method of a simple Java Class. When i try to run the same process (at same machine) inside a Java Control Class, they become about 4 times more slow.
I've run some tests and even when it is just reading and writing some big data from and to ByteArrayStreams, these operations perform slower inside than outside my Workshop Server instance (and i really don't know why).
I'm running out of ideas. Can the antivirus software be affecting read/write operations when Weblogic runs ?
I would appreciate any help of any kind.
Thanks in advance.

Hi Daniel
When you say inside I assume that you are running the app within IDE connected to a server. Can you please confirm?
If so please turn off the logging in the setDomainEnv.cmd/.sh (verboseLoggingFlag, debugFlag, logErrorsToConsoleFlag)
Also please set all the priority to 'error' in the workshopLogCfg.xml under WL_HOME/common/lib folder.
Let me know if the performance improves.
Thanks
Vimala

Linking objects between WorkShop 4.2 and 5.0

We are currently using WorkShop 4.2 on our Solaris 2.6 machine, but planning to upgrade to WorkShop 5.0. We have many 3rd party libraries compiled by WorkShop 4.2 and no new version is available. Can we build our binaries using some objects built by 4.2 compiler and some from 5.0 compiler ?

I have the same problem, and it looks like it doesn't work. Check out http://docs.sun.com/ab2/coll.32.5/CPPMIGRATE/@Ab2PageView/1210?Ab2Lang=C&Ab2Enc=iso-8859-1.
in short:
Mixing Old and New Binaries
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How to install Workshop for WebLogic and WebLogic Portal?

Hi All,
I am new to Weblogic Portal. I would like to start learning Oracle Weblogic Portals..
Can anyone please guide me, how to install Workshop for WebLogic and WebLogic Portal?
As per the ""Tutorials – Getting Started with WebLogic Portal"" (http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E13155_01/wlp/docs103/tutorials/setup_dev_env.html)
we need to install the Workshop for WebLogic and WebLogic Portal.
Please suggest me where should i get the required environments/IDE?
Thanks,
Harish.

Hi Harish
1. If this is your first time with Weblogic Portal, I would recommend to download the latest Weblogic Portal Software Rel 10.3.2 from this bottom link. Check Accept Radio button, for windows download windows installer. Its about 1 GB file. This software includes Eclipse IDE, Weblogic Server and Weblogic Portal.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/wlp/index.html
2. During the installation process, make sure at one point you select Custom mode (NOT default Typical mode). In next following screens you will see all bundles checked EXCEPT for Samples. So make sure you check Samples Check box both under Weblogic Server and Weblogic Portal. Then proceed. This will install full Weblogic Workshop (Eclipse IDE), Weblogic Server and Weblogic Portal. This is the good installation package. Also it will install samples for Portal and Server. If you select all default typical mode, it will NOT install samples. You can install samples later on also, but its good at installation time itself you select custom and check Samples also.
3. WLP 10.3.2 uses Eclipse IDE. If you are familiar with Eclipse IDE this should be helpful. Otherwise also, its ok.
4. For learning WLP, in Eclipse IDE, you need to create Portal EAR Project, then Portal Web Project. Inside portal web project create simple jsp hello world portlets and a simple portal.
5. For Deploying and Testing Portal application you need to create Portal Domain using config wizard. You can see this from Start -> Programs -> Oracle Weblogic Portal shortcut -> Weblogic Server -> Tools -> Configuration Wizard.
6. You can start Workshop IDE from Start -> Program Files -> Oracle Weblogic Portal ...-> Eclipse For Weblogic 10.3.2
Here are the links for quick start guide for portal development. Please do refer them.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E13155_01/wlp/docs103/tutorials/index.html
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E13155_01/wlp/docs103/quickstart/newproject.html
HTH
Ravi Jegga

Workshop 10.1 and EJB 3.0

I am using Weblogic Workshop 10.1 and I am trying to create an EJB 3.0 stateless session bean. Is there support for this?

Hi,
There is no direct tooling support for Java EE5 yet with Workshop10.1, so you cannot create EJB3.0 ejb's with tools.
With that being said, one of the workshop engineer came up with a workaround to support EJB3 ejb's, so you can manually write them up and deploy to WLS server. I have pasted his steps below.
Thanks,
Vimala-
===Response Start
Regarding using EE5 constructs in Workshop, much of this can be done today despite not having the facet versions, though it does require a couple of workarounds that I'll mention here.
Create EJB module and add to EAR
1. Create (Basic WTP) EJB Module. The main reason for creating an EJB module is to get application.xml updated with the correct module type.
     1. Disable the Weblogic EJB Extensions facet (See note above).
     2. De-select the "create client jar" option.
     3. Finish. The project will now be tagged with an error because the ejb-jar.xml (v2.1) doesn't include any EJB definitions.
2. Replace ejb-jar.xml with the EJB3 descriptor (WTP produces errors when the 2.1 is not present, and the 2.1 descriptors doesn't validate when empty).
3. Create EJB Beans and Interfaces
Create Web App and add to EAR
1. Create dynamic web project
2.Replace web.xml root element to update version to EE 5
3. Update J2EE Module Dependencies. If the web project is created after the EJB project. You have to add the module dependency.
4. Add Servlet
1. WTP has a handy way to add the web.xml entry for an existing Servlet or create it from scratch (via template). If you copy the Servlet into the project, you can still to file->new->Servlet and pick the class. The dialog will prompt for any non-default changes to web.xml.
2. Annotate Servlet To Reference the first EJB
It's true that EJB3 doesn't require descriptors, but the version of WTP in the product today requires a descriptor to be there. As long as it's the 3.0 version,
you can leave it empty and proceed to do all your development with annotations, WTP will be happy.
=== Response End

Workshop for weblogic and spring 2.0.6 not working on weblogic 92

Hi,
I try to use workshop for weblogic 10.1 to create a web project using spring mvc framework and deploy it to a weblogic 9.2 server, and it gives me the error.
Here's what I have done:
Create a 9.2 server.
Create a web project with spring facet, I downloaded spring 2.0.6.
I created a test jsp page along with applicationContext.xml and springServlet.xml spring support.
When I start the server and publish the ear to the server,
I got the following error:
Aug 28, 2007 9:18:03 AM EDT> <Notice> <WebLogicServer> <BEA-000360> <Server started in RUNNING mode>
<Aug 28, 2007 9:18:27 AM EDT> <Error> <HTTP> <BEA-101216> <Servlet: "SpringContextServlet" failed to preload on startup in Web application: "springmvcWar".
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: weblogic/i18n/logging/MessageLoggerRegistryListener
     at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass1(Native Method)
     at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass(ClassLoader.java:620)
     at java.security.SecureClassLoader.defineClass(SecureClassLoader.java:124)
     at weblogic.utils.classloaders.GenericClassLoader.defineClass(GenericClassLoader.java:338)
     at weblogic.utils.classloaders.GenericClassLoader.findLocalClass(GenericClassLoader.java:291)
     Truncated. see log file for complete stacktrace
I couldn't find the class weblogic/i18n/logging/MessageLoggerRegistryListener anywhere.
Does anybody have seen this error before.
Thanks
maildt

Hi,
I tried the scenario against 9.2mp1 server and 9.2mp2 server and the publish worked fine.
The only difference is the jsp file you created
Can you remove your jsp file and see if the publish still fails?
Which version of 9.2 server are you using? Also, what all facets are you using other than spring?
Can you also try something and see if it helps?
1. Open a new workspace
2. In Window -> Preferences -> WebLogic -> J2EE Libraries, removed the logging bridge libraries (the 10.0 version) and re-added these libraries from a 9.2 installation.
Basically they are
wls-commonslogging-bridge 1.0/1.0
wls-commonslogging-bridge-war 1.0/1.0
wls-commonslogging-bridge 1.0/1.1
wls-commonslogging-bridge-war 1.0/1.1
and add 2 jars from 9.2_BEA_HOME/weblogic92\common\deployable-libraries
3. Create web project and follow the other steps
Thanks
Vimala

Free - J2EE and Web Services Workshops by Oracle and TheServerSide

Oracle and TheServerSide are pleased to invite you to a free SOA developer workshop. This one-day event includes technical sessions, an install fest, hands-on labs, and a hacker's contest. (Attendees must bring their own laptops to participate in the labs and contest.) Topics will include:
* Overview of Service Oriented Architectures (SOA)
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* Constructing the Services Layer
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* From Web Services to Business Processes
Learn about key J2EE 1.4 technologies used to implement Web services, and find out how to build Web services-based business processes using the industry standard Business Process Execution Language (BPEL).
* User Interfaces for SOA
Use Struts and design patterns to bind business services to user interfaces.
The hands-on labs take developers through the different stages of building an SOA based application. Developers must bring their own laptop to participate in the workshop, and they will get CDs with the software they need to develop and run the labs.
Hackers Event - Social and Coding Competition
Following the workshop, attendees will be treated to free pizza and beer and will have the opportunity to compete for additional prizes. Experts from TheServerSide will join the session to discuss SOA best practices.
Oracle Developer Days are free, but space is limited, so register now.
Locations, Dates, and registration at:
http://www.oracle.com/go/?&Src=1587968&Act=43
Here is what some developers had to say about the events that ran last year:
http://otn.oracle.com/events/otnworkshop/testimonials.html

Here are the cities and dates for this developer roadshow. The workshops in Redwood Shores and New York are almost full, the others have more seats available, so check out http://otn.oracle.com/odd and register soon.
Redwood Shores, CA - 4 Aug
New York, NY - 10 Aug
Dallas, TX - 12 Aug
Dearnborn, MI - 17 Aug
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Denver, CO - 24 Aug
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J2EE and Web Services Workshops by Oracle and TheServerSide

Oracle and TheServerSide are pleased to invite you to a free SOA developer workshop. This one-day event includes technical sessions, an install fest, hands-on labs, and a hacker's contest. (Attendees must bring their own laptops to participate in the labs and contest.) Topics will include:
* Overview of Service Oriented Architectures (SOA)
Discover what it means to move to SOA and learn about key SOA technologies, including J2EE 1.4, Web Services, BPEL, EJB, JSP, and Struts.
* Constructing the Services Layer
Develop back-end business services using the latest J2EE technologies.
* From Web Services to Business Processes
Learn about key J2EE 1.4 technologies used to implement Web services, and find out how to build Web services-based business processes using the industry standard Business Process Execution Language (BPEL).
* User Interfaces for SOA
Use Struts and design patterns to bind business services to user interfaces.
The hands-on labs take developers through the different stages of building an SOA based application. Developers must bring their own laptop to participate in the workshop, and they will get CDs with the software they need to develop and run the labs.
Hackers Event - Social and Coding Competition
Following the workshop, attendees will be treated to free pizza and beer and will have the opportunity to compete for additional prizes. Experts from TheServerSide will join the session to discuss SOA best practices.
Oracle Developer Days are free, but space is limited, so register now.
Locations, Dates, and registration at:
http://www.oracle.com/go/?&Src=1587968&Act=43
Here is what some developers had to say about the events that ran last year:
http://otn.oracle.com/events/otnworkshop/testimonials.html

Here are the cities and dates for this developer roadshow. The workshops in Redwood Shores and New York are almost full, the others have more seats available, so check out http://otn.oracle.com/odd and register soon.
Redwood Shores, CA - 4 Aug
New York, NY - 10 Aug
Dallas, TX - 12 Aug
Dearnborn, MI - 17 Aug
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Denver, CO - 24 Aug
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JDeveloper workshops in Australia and New Zealand 2008

Hi gang, a little blatant self promotion for a JDeveloper workshop I'm running in conjunction with the Australian Oracle User Group and sponsored by OTN in 2008.
"Scared of JDeveloper because you don't know Java, but worried you'll miss the boat in developing Oracle web applications with Oracle's development tool of choice for Fusion development?
SAGE Computing Services in conjunction with the Australian Oracle User Group (AUSOUG) are giving you the chance to attend this whole day event on Oracle's latest JDeveloper 11g Technical Preview 2 version. The workshop will be held around Australia and also in New Zealand in February and April 2008.
This 1 day workshop will introduce you to the simplicity of JDeveloper 11g's drag-n-drop facilities, wizard and editor IDE, as well as declarative programming model for quickly developing a web application using ADF Business Component and ADF Faces, without a single line of Java!
Check out the AUSOUG event web page for more information and how to register. We look forward to seeing you there."
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One Size Doesn't Fit All

.....without a single line of Java!....boo! where's the fun in that Chris, you need to take them off the beaten track with some hard core Java coding, that'll put some hairs on their chest! None of this mamby-pamby drag'n drop stuff :)
Jokes aside, the workshop outline looks great for anyone looking to get into the exciting world of JDev web development. Worth going to just see how far the technology and IDE have come in terms of building rich user interfaces in a short development time.

Workshop 8.1 and .svn (subversion control dir)

Hi everybody.
Is there any way of to configure Workshop to "ignore" some directories ? We are using subversion, but Workshop is trying to scan every .svn directory. How can i disable this behaviour ?
Thanks in advance.

Hi Daniel
I have come across this issue before but could not
find a way around.
Workshop does not support SVN source control system
and there is an enhancement request to support it in
a future release.
We can specify the directory list in the attribute
"excludedirs" in the .work file like
<option name="excludedirs" value="cvs;sccs;rcs;" />
But since svn also has a "." prefix in the folder
name, it seems to ignore it.
Have you tried this attribute?
Thanks
VimalaHello, this is my first post here,
I have the same probleme (but Workshop 9.2.2)
when i create my .ear file, i have the folders .svn
Where can i find the configuration file , in order to add the exclude dirs option ?
Thanks in advance
Elizabeth

How to Install/Access HANA Academy Workshop Exercise Solutions and Templates

In Thomas Jung's HANA Academy tutorial on "Native Development Workshop", solutions and templates are cited in the "Simple "Hello World"" video...
HANA Academy - HANA Native Development Workshop: Simple &quot;Hello World&quot; - YouTube
Where are there intructions on where to access and/or how to install/import these workshop resources?
Thank you.

Thanks Thomas.
I've been provided with a departmental, on-premise instance for the purposes of demo and educational sandbox, so will not be using a Developer Edition via one of the cloud providers.
I'm searching for a tutorial path that has kept prerequisite configuration to a minimum.
At first glance, your native HANA development HANA Academy series seems to fit that bill.
In that these are the first hours of my exposure to HANA, I'd love to be able to keep pace with your videos step-by-step. I'd prefer to use the solutions and templates that you begin to use in the second video (Hello World) of that series. As a noob, avoiding the translation from the SHINE doc would preserve my train of thought and prevent me from going into the weeds by taking missteps due to the translation.
Is there a way to access the solutions/templates depicted in your video series other than having to install/use/access Developer Edition?
...or is there another, more recent video tutorial with a close matching set of solutions/templates that you would recommend?
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Problem workshop 8.1 and oracle

i am trying to connect to oracle 9.2 from WL Workshop 8.1 using Data base control.
Connection gets established. But when i use this in page flow controller
(JPF) it (Database controller)returns null value.
Any suggestion
tia
Mahesh

Apparently not supported in 8.1, but in 9 it maybe...
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEEHIVE-260
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The following enhancements have been suggested for the Template tags:
1) The Section tag should have an attribute that would include a .JSP page instead of requiring the second to have body content. The current work around here is to put an JSP include in the body of the Sectioni tag.
2) When using templates it is handy to create a basic template (one used for the entire site as a background, header, etc) and then possibly have another template that would be based off of that but would also add some additional information/color/shape that would be necessary for a subset of the pages but not all. [137261]
The specialization template could provide content to the general template and also define additional content that could be filled in by specific content pages.
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<netui-template:section name="BodySection">
<netui-template:template templatePage="jtest.jsp">
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</netui-template:section>
</netui-template:template>
</netui-template:section>
</netui-template:template>

Workshop 10.1 and Vista

Can I install and run Workshop 10.1 on Windows Vista and which Vista can be used? The Systems requirement document for Workshop 10.1 makes no mention of Vista that I can see.

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FYI:
Sanity check of the following worked fine:
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Workshop for WebLogic and Solaris

I know there is no support for this currently. Is this something which may change down the road?
I am one of a few people in our company that would like to be able to do development on our solaris x86 boxes, but end up having to remote desktop into a development windows server in order to be able to do so.
another option/question, would it be possible to just get the weblogic plugins - assuming we have support - in order to put them into eclipse ourselves since we can get eclipse for solaris x86. It isn't that we NEED the plugins, but it does make some of the work much nicer/easier.
thanks
t-

I'm not aware of planned Solaris support, but will check on that.
The next release of Workshop for WebLogic will allow you to use an existing Eclipse rather than requiring you to use the Eclipse it installs.
-Chris

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