Zapfdingbats missing in JVM 1.3

I wrote an applet using Zapfdingbats font and it worked fine with JVM 1.1. Now I loaded JVM 1.3. and my applet shows hyroglyphes. I haven't changed my program.
What is wrong here?
Claude

Hi,
I have the same problem of you.
I have a font error ("Font specified in font.properties not found [-urw-itc zapfdingbats-medium-r-normal--*-%d-*-*-p-*-sun-fontspecific]").
since, do you resolve this problem?
can you help me or do you know a person who can do it?
thanks in advance
R�mi ARENA
[email protected]

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This is not true for HTTP connection caching: this favors the server as much as the client, so I can't infer that it's a favorable case overall.Again you've missed the point. It can only happen inside a single JVM. So it may present you with false positives.I'm still not sure I got the point now:
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Sorted it (well, my colleague did anyway). We installed a fresh version (32 bit) JDK (6u21), the Oracle 10g (10.0.3) client (32 bit) and made sure that there were no other OCI DLLs anywhere. I had some in the JBoss bin directory which I had copied in earlier that morning and forgotten about. So, the only OCI DLLs I have now are in Oracle's installation directory. Once we removed those erroneous DLLs from the JBoss directory, the server made the connection successfully. I don't full understand why, because I was getting the error earlier without the erroneous DLLs being present too, so I think there was some additional interaction going on somewhere. One other thing that may have been important is the tnsnames.ora file I had. We found a post that said the tnsnames file generated by the installer, when it only has one entry in it, can include dodgy whitespace at the end which can cause problems. So, just to be on the safe side we added a second entry (to another DB) - maybe that was something to do with it.
So, the Oracle 10g client and OCI driver DOES work on Windows 7 64 bit (at least for me anyway)

Include rt.jar class files in my own jar file to run 1.2+ applets on MS JVM

My problem is this. I'm writing an applet (which includes 1.2 classes) for my organization (over 2000 NT workstations) in which no one has administrative privelages to install Sun's JRE 1.2 or greater. The target browser is IE 5. Our NT admins are having problems pushing the JRE out so my only two options are to rewrite everything as 1.1 or somehow include the missing class files from rt.jar.
I really do not want to rewrite it all!
I was able to extract the missing class files (i.e. /java/util/HashMap.class) but I cannot figure out how to get the IE JVM to use them. Things I have tried:
1. jarred up all my class files along with the missing classes from rt.jar.
$ jar cvf test.jar *.class java
added manifest
adding: ArrayObj.class(in = 731) (out= 448)(deflated 38%)
adding: DivMonGrid.class(in = 1509) (out= 812)(deflated 46%)
adding: GridLayout2.class(in = 2720) (out= 1514)(deflated 44%)
adding: Item.class(in = 317) (out= 232)(deflated 26%)
adding: Row.class(in = 588) (out= 365)(deflated 37%)
adding: Screen.class(in = 672) (out= 416)(deflated 38%)
adding: Site.class(in = 545) (out= 360)(deflated 33%)
adding: divmonDash.class(in = 12506) (out= 6892)(deflated 44%)
adding: java/(in = 0) (out= 0)(stored 0%)
adding: java/util/(in = 0) (out= 0)(stored 0%)
adding: java/util/HashMap.class(in = 6668) (out= 3461)(deflated 48%)
adding: java/util/HashMap$1.class(in = 931) (out= 513)(deflated 44%)
adding: java/util/HashMap$2.class(in = 800) (out= 454)(deflated 43%)
adding: java/util/HashMap$3.class(in = 1608) (out= 904)(deflated 43%)
adding: java/util/HashMap$EmptyHashIterator.class(in = 592) (out= 358)(deflated 39%)
adding: java/util/HashMap$Entry.class(in = 1505) (out= 775)(deflated 48%)
adding: java/util/HashMap$HashIterator.class(in = 1814) (out= 1096)(deflated 39%)
$ jar -tf test.jar
META-INF/
META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
ArrayObj.class
DivMonGrid.class
GridLayout2.class
Item.class
Row.class
Screen.class
Site.class
divmonDash.class
java/
java/util/
java/util/HashMap.class
java/util/HashMap$1.class
java/util/HashMap$2.class
java/util/HashMap$3.class
java/util/HashMap$EmptyHashIterator.class
java/util/HashMap$Entry.class
java/util/HashMap$HashIterator.class
RESULT: IE JVM complains classnotfoundexception (its complaining about not finding HashMap.class)
2. Tried to just place missing *.class files in same directory as my class files
RESULT: Compiler error (complaining about file not be in correct path package) I understand this because when it was created the package statement has the class file in java/util/.
If anyone has done this before or knows how to do it, please help me out.
Thanks!

When the collection classes first came out, I think they were available in a separate jar (although the package name may be slightly different). If it's just collection classes, that might be worthwhile looking at.
The MS JVM may be spewing because the class format is too new; you may try with rt.jar classes from an older JVM (such as JDK 1.2), or try to recompile them from source using -target 1.1.

ID CS5.5 IDML file and missing plug-ins...need help

I'm currently running ID CS5.5 and trying to open a CS5 file, ( I think). However, even after converting it to a IDML file extension it just hangs and forces me to shut down. The whole purpose of this is there are several plug-ins including InBooklet SE that I no longer have access to. I'm unable to find the other plugins as well but need to be able to work in this file as the original creator. Any help or suggestions?
Here is my report:
ADOBE INDESIGN PRINTING INSTRUCTIONS FOR SERVICE PROVIDER REPORT
PUBLICATION NAME: 2010 Hayden Catalog 4-27-10 (CS5).indd
PACKAGE DATE: 1/28/11 12:07 PM
Creation Date: 1/28/11
Modification Date: 1/28/11
CONTACT INFORMATION
Company Name:
Contact:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS AND OTHER NOTES
External Plug-ins 5
InBooklet SE.4x.pln.framework
WWStyling.pln.framework
SmartTables.InDesignPlugin
Style Flocker.InDesignPlugin
SCFusionIDCS2Plugin.framework
Non Opaque Objects :On PagePB, 5, 65, 66, 67, 69, 71, 72, 95, 96, 97, 98, 130
FONTS
31 Fonts Used; 0 Missing, 6 Embedded, 0 Incomplete, 0 Protected
Fonts Packaged
- Name: Arial-BoldMT; Type: TrueType, Status: Embedded
- Name: ArialMT; Type: TrueType, Status: Embedded
- Name: Eurostile; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: Eurostile-Bold; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: EurostileBold; Type: OpenType TrueType, Status: OK
- Name: Futura-Condensed; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: Futura-CondensedBold; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: Futura-CondensedBoldOblique; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: Futura-CondensedExtraBold; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: Futura-CondensedLight; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: Futura-CondensedOblique; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: Futura-ExtraBold; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: Futura-ExtraBoldOblique; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: Futura-Heavy; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: Helvetica-Bold; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: Helvetica-BoldOblique; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: Helvetica-Condensed-Bold; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: HelveticaNeue-BoldCond; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: HelveticaNeue-BoldItalic; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: MyriadPro-Regular; Type: Type 1, Status: Embedded
- Name: OfficinaSans-Bold; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: OfficinaSans-Book; Type: Type 1, Status: Embedded
- Name: OfficinaSans-BookItalic; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
- Name: Techno; Type: Type 1, Status: Embedded
- Name: TechnoRegular; Type: TrueType, Status: OK
- Name: Times-BoldItalic; Type: TrueType, Status: OK
- Name: Times-Italic; Type: TrueType, Status: OK
- Name: Times-Roman; Type: TrueType, Status: OK
- Name: Times-Roman; Type: TrueType, Status: OK
- Name: Universal-NewswithCommPi; Type: Type 1, Status: Embedded
- Name: ZapfDingbats; Type: Type 1, Status: OK
COLORS AND INKS
4 Process Inks; 0 Spot Inks
- Name and Type: Process Cyan; Angle: 0.000; Lines/Inch: 0.000
- Name and Type: Process Magenta; Angle: 0.000; Lines/Inch: 0.000
- Name and Type: Process Yellow; Angle: 0.000; Lines/Inch: 0.000
- Name and Type: Process Black; Angle: 0.000; Lines/Inch: 0.000
LINKS AND IMAGES
(Missing & Embedded Links Only)
Links and Images: 284 Links Found; 0 Modified, 0 Missing 0 Inaccessible
Images: 0 Embedded, 0 use RGB color space
PRINT SETTINGS
PPD: N/A, (AL-CX11-D06AAC)
Printing To: Printer
Number of Copies: 1
Reader Spreads: No
Even/Odd Pages: Both
Pages: All
Proof: No
Tiling: None
Scale: Scale to fit page
Page Position: Center
Print Layers: Visible & Printable Layers
Printer's Marks: Crops
Bleed: 0p0, 0p0, 0p0, 0p0
Color: Composite RGB
Trapping Mode: None
Send Image Data: All
OPI/DCS Image Replacement: No
Page Size: Custom: 50p2.64 x 65p2.64
Paper Dimensions: 51p0 x 66p0
Orientation: Portrait
Negative: No
Flip Mode: Off
FILE PACKAGE LIST
1. 2010 Hayden Catalog 4-27-10 (CS5).indd; type: Adobe InDesign publication; size: 97320K
2. Euros; type: Font file; size: 27K
3. Eurostile; type: Font file; size: 7K
4. EurosBol; type: Font file; size: 29K
5. Eurostile-Bold; type: Font file; size: 5K
6. FuturCon; type: Font file; size: 26K
7. Futura-Condensed; type: Font file; size: 7K
8. FuturConBol; type: Font file; size: 28K
9. Futura-CondensedBold; type: Font file; size: 5K
10. FuturConBolObl; type: Font file; size: 36K
11. Futura-CondensedBoldOblique; type: Font file; size: 4K
12. FuturConExtBol; type: Font file; size: 29K
13. Futura-CondensedExtraBold; type: Font file; size: 5K
14. FuturConLig; type: Font file; size: 27K
15. Futura-CondensedLight; type: Font file; size: 5K
16. FuturConObl; type: Font file; size: 34K
17. Futura-CondensedOblique; type: Font file; size: 5K
18. FuturExtBol; type: Font file; size: 29K
19. Futura-ExtraBold; type: Font file; size: 6K
20. FuturExtBolObl; type: Font file; size: 40K
21. Futura-ExtraBoldOblique; type: Font file; size: 5K
22. FuturHea; type: Font file; size: 28K
23. Futura-Heavy; type: Font file; size: 5K
24. HelveBol; type: Font file; size: 29K
25. Helvetica-Bold; type: Font file; size: 8K
26. HelveBolObl; type: Font file; size: 38K
27. Helvetica-BoldOblique; type: Font file; size: 8K
28. HelveConBol; type: Font file; size: 30K
29. Helvetica-Condensed-Bold; type: Font file; size: 7K
30. HelveNeuBolCon; type: Font file; size: 29K
31. HelveticaNeue-BoldCond; type: Font file; size: 7K
32. HelveNeuBolIta; type: Font file; size: 31K
33. HelveticaNeue-BoldItalic; type: Font file; size: 8K
34. OfficSanBol; type: Font file; size: 32K
35. OfficinaSans-Bold; type: Font file; size: 12K
36. OfficSanBooIta; type: Font file; size: 33K
37. OfficinaSans-BookItalic; type: Font file; size: 11K
38. TechnoRegular; type: Font file; size: 87K
39. Times-BoldItalic; type: Font file; size: 91K
40. Times-Italic; type: Font file; size: 92K
41. Times-Roman; type: Font file; size: 89K
42. ZapfDin; type: Font file; size: 40K
43. ZapfDingbats; type: Font file; size: 4K

You can't convert to .idml by changing the file extension. You must export the file from the oringal version as a .idml file.
That said, you can use jongware's script to identify the version of the file, even if it won't open: Adobe Forums: [Ann] Identify Your InDesign File
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BEA-280101 warning while using Weblogic 10.3.3 on SPARC 64bit sun jvm

Hi all:
I got this warning when start Weblogic 10.3.3 on SPARC 64bit sun jvm
<BEA-280101> <The persistent file store "_WLS_xxxdomain" is forced to use buffered I/O and so may have significantly degraded performance. Either the OS/hardware environment does not support the chosen write policy or the native wlfileio library is missing. See store open log messages for the requested and final write policies. See the documentation on store synchronous write policy configuration for advice.>
I have checked that Native I/O is enabled,but it seems JMS can't find correct .so file
Any idea? Thanks in advance!
Best regards,
James

We are also getting the same error on a Linux 10.3.3 installation with 64bit jrockit
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.5
Linux 2.6.18-194.3.1.el5 #1 SMP x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Is that the correct driver? This is a default weblogic installation, what is missing so it uses the correct I/O method?
####<Jun 22, 2010 6:04:12 PM CEST> <Info> <Store> <server> <wlserver> <[ACTIVE] ExecuteThread: '0' for queue: 'weblogic.kernel.Default (self-tuning)'> <<WLS Kernel>> <> <> <12772226524
27> <BEA-280008> <Opening the persistent file store "_WLS_admdominio1" for recovery: directory=/weblogic103/user_projects/domain/servers/server/data/store/default requestedWritePolicy="Dire
ct-Write" fileLockingEnabled=true driver="NIO".>
####<Jun 22, 2010 6:04:12 PM CEST> <Warning> <Store> <wlserver> <wlserver> <[ACTIVE] ExecuteThread: '0' for queue: 'weblogic.kernel.Default (self-tuning)'> <<WLS Kernel>> <> <> <1277222652564> <BEA-280101> <The persistent file store "_WLS_wlserver" is forced to use buffered I/O and so may have significantly degraded performance. Either the OS/hardware environment does not support the chosen write policy or the native wlfileio library is missing. See store open log messages for the requested and final write policies. See the documentation on store synchronous write policy configuration for advice.>
Edited by: ezra-s on 22-jun-2010 18:46

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