I am trying to run basic OAF pages from Oracle Jdeveloper. I have access to an Oracle EBS instance (both database and application server).
The page takes about 12 mins. to appear after I run a page from Jdeveloper.
The basic page which I am running is Hello World page
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I have a server with Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Enterprise, with Remote Desktop licenses, in which users log in directly to an exe application (Point of Sale). In this application, there is a section where users call a Maps application, and the component that I use to work with Google Maps should call the msedgewebview2.exe component, but it does not, therefore it does not work correctly the Maps application.
Here is the example when msedgewebview2.exe doesn't load
https://s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/assets.msb/img/con_error.png
But if I open the task manager, and run explorer.exe, the Maps application successfully loads me with msedgewebview2.exe and it works, here is the example:
https://s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/assets.msb/img/todo_bien.png
My question or problem is that remote desktop users do not have access to explorer.exe, because it opens the point of sale application directly when they log in, what do you recommend I do?
I am having problem with my website on Windows Server 2012 R2 IIS 8.5. During heavy traffic the service "World Wide Web Publishing" still running but it will shows "500 Internal Server Error". Once I restarted the the service "World Wide Web Publishing", the website will be back to normal. May I know why is this happening and how to fix this problem?
The website I want to view just a few SQL select command but it will refresh every 5 seconds. User will login to the screen and it will reload to display new info onto the PC screen. It is a website to show latest Production Job but >50 PCs will access the server concurrently and auto refresh every 5 seconds.
When no users have the any pages in an application open, it will unload the application from the server after a while.
When a user loads a page in the app after it's been unloaded, it can take quite a while to load.
The simplest way to work around the issue is to have an agent that polls a page in the application each morning before any users are online. Is there a better way to do this?
Starting with Notes and Domino 8.5.3, you can use the following ini parameters:
XPagesPreload=1
Preloads XPages java code at server startup so that they are already in memory when a user access an xpages app for the first time.
XPagesPreloadDB=servername!!path/mydb.nsf/myxpage.xsp,servername!!path/anotherdb.nsf
Preloads XPages engine for a specific XPage in a specific database or for all XPages in a database.
Both parameters can be used on the Domino Server and on the Notes client.
As far as I know, the application will be kept in memory even if no user doe access it.
I took a copy of a website that works fine on a server (done have server access) but when I set up a website in IIS7 and run the classic asp code loading a page is taking nearly a minute. It always loads the pages but just takes forever.
Any help or suggestions would be great...
If you moved the code to another server elsewhere on the internet, and it is still pointing to the same database, then it could take a lot longer to do the query when compared to if the DB was on the same network as the web server. If this is the problem you'll definitely want to get a dump of the database and move it closer to the server.
I have a PHP script running via crontab on hourly basis under Linux.
This script is basically does some tests against database and returns results,
smth like: table_name, number_of_rows, number_of_duplicates.
Also, I have a Silverlight Dashboard for displaying various data and now I want to include results of the tests.
So, question is: how do I push data from Linux based PHP script to Silverlight client?
Thanks
As you are restricted to a Linux server, I assume you are serving the Silverlight app from an Apache site. Is that correct?
Silverlight can use its WebClient class to download any web content, so you could have a PHP page make your results available via HTTP (SOAP, XML, HTML etc).