Business Objects Enterprise : Need of cesession.jar file
I need a cesession.jar file. I searched many sites but am unable to get it from any website.So can u please provide the link which contains cesession.jar file. I need it very urgent.
My project code depends on it.
Thanks in Advance!
You probably need to buy it.
If you think you should have a copy, then you can ask on the SAP forum.
You can also check their Knowledge Base which might have what you need.
It is provided in the standard Business Objects XI install. It can be found in <Your Business Objects Install Dir>\common\4.0\java\lib, along with all of the other jars needed to interface with Business Objects Enterprise.
If you do not have a valid install of Business Objects, then I recommend following one of yakatz recommendations.
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I need help regarding on how I can use truecaller's database. I want to write a c++ program that can access the numbers in the database to check the name of that number. While googling, I found that there is a truecaller API but I don't know how to use it (it seems it's not free and I'm ready to buy a license, but at least I need to test it first). I'm not able to use it. if anyone can provide me any guidelines or steps, I'll be very grateful. And if there is another way (like a web service or something), it'll also be great.
Truecaller doesn't provide an API that you could use. If you refer to https://dev.truecaller.com/docs these are just legacy documentation for people who already got access. Truecaller doesn't give out any new access to these APIs.
Source: I work for Truecaller
I am very new to SAS, but found it's really a amazing tool.
Now i have a very basic and fundamental question/problem about the readiness & installation of SAS.
My boss is considering the possibility to have an environment for running PHP script directly to trigger SAS with the connection to mysql, so, i suppose we need SAS with at least "SAS Access interface for mysql" & "SAS/Intrnet", am i right?
Besides contact SAS office for help, I want to get more understandings of it first.
(A) all SAS copy contains all of these modules, and even the current SID doesnt cover "mysql & intrnet", i still can activate them after attaining another SID which has these two modules? or
(B) some SAS copies contain these modules but some are not, so, even if i had a SID which cover these two modules, it doesnt mean i can activate them for use if the installation copy do not have them actually.
It's a fundamental concept which makes me puzzle and curious, and i dont know how to explain to my boss yet....
Your kind help and information is much appreciated, thanks
Both are possible. If your deployment package includes those products, then you might have them installed, even if they are not available per your license (SID file). That depends on what was selected at installation, and when the original deployment package was created. You (or whomever manages installations) could look at the deployment package in SAS Deployment Manager to find out.
To answer the question I think you're asking, you could certainly have one deployment package that includes the modules, and use the appropriate SID file to only activate the desired products on the desired machine(s) while still using the same deployment package. You could also install with a SID file that does not contain them and then run a new SID that does contain them later, so long as your deployment package contains them.
I am aware that we can make templates of domains in weblogic very easily using config_builder script. Is there a similar thing in websphere?
I know nothing about WebLogic, but fix pack 9 for WebSphere added something you may find useful. The wsadmin command AdminTask.extractConfigProperties with GenerateTemplates and PortablePropertiesFile options set to true will generate a portable, editable file transferable to another cell. AdminTask.applyConfigProperties is used to read your edited output and apply the properties to a new cell, server, etc. I haven't tried this yet outside of a controlled sandbox environment; so, I'm not sure what pitfalls may await you. But if you have a ton of servers to build, it may be worth your time to do some experimentation.
Here's the IBM doc on the topic.
As far as i know i don't think there is such a capability.
You can use the default product shipped profiles to start with and create the servers and configure them the way you want.
These servers can then be used as a template to build other servers.
I am not sure if this helps you but i thought i would point this out.
Manglu
We have been using ClickOnce deployment for some time now and all has been fine until recently. We have one of our clients that is now deleting their clients Documents and Settings directories which inturn is totally erasing our clickonce cache. From what I have seen, there is no way of setting an alternate location for this, but many of my references online were from 2005.
I was hoping someone may be able to provide a definitive answer as to whether or not they have changed this and there is a way to change the installation directory and if not, do you have any recommendation where I may be able to find a solution to this problem.
In then end, we would like the same Clickonce functionality regarding auto updates, however a way of letting the user choose where they want to install their files to. Any info would be great! Thanks!!
Dan
I found a post that seems to ask the same question as you do, and according to the answers it received, it is not possible to set the destination folder of a ClickOnce application.
Anyway, I think it's a reasonable assumption to make when developing an application for a client that the application data folder will not be deleted on an ad-hoc basis (unless this is a condition that has been known during the requirement gathering of the project).
If this client of yours doesn't have a very specific (and good) reason to remove the app data folders, I think you should just explain that "no, that's not going to work with our solution".
I have just started to develop in QlikView so I'm completely a newbie.
The problem that I have is that I need to create a c++ dll that can be used as a custom data source for QlikView, I already created the dll and QlikView can see it, but I don't know how should I do to make my data available to QlikView.
The data that I want to use is obtained as a request from the server, and the code is inside the c++ dll.
I had some examples that my boss got from QlikView tech department, they are SalesForce example and EbayDll example but they are kind of confusing, so I was wondering if you can point me to another example that may be easier to follow, or if you can give me some pointers that help me accomplish what I'm trying to do.
Just if someone is interested, I posted the same question in the QlikView Forum and the answer that I got was
"Get the version 9 SDK. It includes doc and a sample for a Custom Data Source. The SDK is available on a QV Server installation. If not already installed, I believe you can download the QVS9 and just install the SDK portion on your workstation."
The example contained in the SDK actually help me out a lot.
In QlikView 10 you can now use (the easier approach) of using the QVX API!
Regards
Stefan