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<0> I am deploying a portlet to oracle portal server using Jdeveloper. I get the error #### Invalid Oracle Home directory . Although deployments on the same connection were working before, now I am getting this error.
<0> Can anyone explain how I can fix this?
<1> consult oracle support
<0> I did that Rob. Nothing there.
<0> Unless you mean call them etc.
<1> did u set ORACLE_HOME ?
<0> When I define the connection, I specify the disk path.
<0> C:\OraHome_2.
<0> And that worked before.
<1> maybe also set the enviroment variable oracle_home
<1> http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/howtos/appservers/deployias.html
<1> i'm out
<0> worth a shot
<0> ok thanks
<2> <insert loud yell here> :)
<2> well, that was still a little rough to find out and I still need to add a subject but so far my webapplication is indeed sending out emails ;)
<2> I guess the thing which makes it a little chaotic is the amount of cl***es you need with JavaMail. cl***es and abstract cl***es.
<2> ah... while I do share Clackwell's concerns (dislike?) regarding IDE's they do have their value. I only had to add a topic to my MimeMessage and then its really handy to be able and use "msg.<ctrl-space>" and simply select 'setSubject()' :)
<2> blech.. This is annoying. PE9 on my Linux box manages to send out the email easily. The PE9 on my Blade box presents an error :P
<3> hi
<4> Anyone know of any good webmail wars out there?
<4> Hi tiggger
<3> hi hitchhikr
<3> I'd like to do some work with a multivariate normal distribution in my Java program---does anyone know of a free statistical package/cl*** that will allow me to do this?
<2> tiggger: you're not making much sense, at least not to me.
<3> java.Math doesn't offer any statistical features; at least not normal distributions
<2> ach so. No idea from mind.
<4> Yeah, I felt pretty stupid when I head "multivariate normal distribution"
<3> it's fine, was just hoping for a recommnetation...I'll keep googling
<4> I'm thinking, I've never heard of that sort of distro package... hmmm
<2> either that or write something up yourself.
<3> lucky devil being able to avoid them!
<4> I sure don't trust black people
<4> They like to steal
<4> Yup
<4> MMMmmmmmHMMMmmmm
<3> Are you enjoying yourself there?
<5> hi
<5> i have a problem with UIManager.setLookAndFeel() , can someone please help me?
<6> can anybody help me figure out how to store a public and private key separately?
<7> hello , can anyone explain me how can i draw The wave form of a bytearray that contains audio data? i need to know how its done in theory :|
<8> any pinoy java programmers here?
<8> anyone from the philippines?
<9> i was being kicked here
<9> i did not do any wrong doing :(
<10> it happen
<10> it's ok dont feel confuse
<11> * javaq was kicked by X ((anthem) No warez please. (1 hour))
<11> read the kick message, usually.
<11> 9) Warez Channel: javaq is on #cracks #usctc #c# +#australia #math #java +#c #macosx #Christian^MP3s
<9> I can't find Inverse(In) function in Math cl***
<9> is there a method that converts positve number to negative?
<9> Deano:?
<9> is there a method that converts positve number to negative?
<12> u could just multiply it by -1 ...
<12> looking at api docs negate() is usually used
<12> try to refer to them first
<11> javaq: absolute value of value * -1
<11> good morning
<12> morning
<12> and morning to the 2nd Clackwell too...
<13> is there a way to set the threadgroup of a thread? It only seems I can do this in the threads' ctor..
<11> maybe to avoid abuse.
<11> /misuse
<13> yeah I imagine
<14> re
<15> morning
<2> Hoi Clackwell / Resonator / Clackwell :)
<14> re!
<13> is there a way to call 2 ctors from one ctor? something like this:
<13> super();
<13> this();
<11> the compiler seems to say no.
<13> yeah I know
<13> makes me a sad panda
<11> Lorraine_: maybe the no args constructor of the current cl*** should call super()?
<13> yeah I'll see to something like that
<13> by the way, are you a student or worker?
<11> working force
<2> why can't he be a working student ? ;)
<13> yeah
<13> why not
<13> that's what I am
<13> what's your work Clackwell?
<11> Lorraine_: stressful
<2> Right. And another thing I learned about JavaMail: when there is no MTA present on a *nix machine its rather difficult to send out e-mail.
<11> it transparently uses a local mta?
<2> looks that way, yes.
<11> that's disgusting :)
<2> It works(tm)
<11> (or not...)
<11> if i have all that is needed to send email written myself, why would i add extra code to possibly maybe use something completely different?
<2> hmm. It would seem that I've overlooked "mail.smtp.host".
<11> PEBKAC?
<2> Clackwell: I deny everything ;) Nah, simply put: I don't have such routines available and since this runs on an Application Server its rather easy to use javax.mail.
<2> however, sometimes you're confronted with examples from people who themselves also don't know how it works but merely copy other examples (and alter them slightly). It seems thats what happened with me last night.
<2> but yes, also pebcak ;)
<16> Clackwell: javamail has manageability built in via J2EE
<16> Lion-O: I would, however, use commons-email :)
<16> which despite its jakarta-ness is pretty good
<2> joeo: hmm, I'll keep it in mind for now. Since my current approach works I'm not going to bother with other options at this time.
<17> please +s this channel..
<11> why?
<17> ) is possible to write with Java and JavaScripts web pages and web aplications?)
<11> freeman`: web applications, sure.
<5> can i use some tehnic to have my java app as an .exe file instead os an .cl***?
<17> but with ASP.NET is more better to write web aplications?
<11> freeman`: yes. you should use asp.net.
<11> uimeste-ma: what problem would that solve?
<5> hmm
<5> not scvaring the "end user" ?
<5> :)
<11> uimeste-ma: what scares them?
<17> i want to use an language that is more better
<17> )
<11> freeman`: c#
<17> k
<5> thing that they are not familiar with
<5> (my huble opinion)
<11> uimeste-ma: they are not familiar with what?
<5> *humble
<17> i didn't say that Java is not great
<17> D
<11> freeman`: nor did i
<17> Clackwell do you know some programs, proects that are made up by java?
<11> freeman`: no
<11> uimeste-ma: they are not familiar with what?
<17> java-games :D
<17> is made by java
<11> http://www.glumbert.com/media/kevinsmith.html
<17> :D
<2> joeo: Well, thanks again for the earlier pointer.. I looked into it a little more and it looks pretty good.
<17> Clackwell is possible to write with Java an simple web browser?
<16> freeman`: yes
<16> sun did one, actually
<16> pre-javascript, but who knows, with mustang maybe they'll revive hotjava
<2> And it worked pretty well. Heck; you can basicly write anything with Java. Question remains if you picked the right language.
<17> i like Java=]
<11> they could just as well bundle firefox and move on :>
<2> Clackwell: hehe
<18> Ok, stupid question... who is this guy Clackwell?
<11> dave-e: no clue :)
<18> Oh...
<11> http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0003620/
<11> there he is
<18> Yeah
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