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"Cannot view some steps from a 2.5.2 transformation in 3.0.0?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-13 12:10:50

This is a TEST SITE ONLY. All data outside of the Migration Support Forum will be deleted the day before the live forum migration. So feel free to post edit posts set up profile information etc. with the understanding that those changes will not be preserved! PLEASE POST FEEBACK. COMMENTS. QUESTIONS OR BUGS IN THE. I have a script that was written and run with 2.5.1 and I tried to open it and look through the steps in 3.0.0 to work on upgrading the javascript steps in it. I found that there are several steps in it that cannot be opened. When I try. I get an "Oops" dialog that shows one of a few exceptions depending on the step. I'm guessing it isn't expected behavior so I'm posting the transformation. If I failed to do something that would have avoided this issue please just give me a slap on the head and send me on my way. Here is an example of one of the exceptions:java lang. NullPointerException at org pentaho di trans steps databaselookup. Database LookupMeta getFields(DatabaseLookupMeta java:489) at org pentaho di trans. TransMeta getThisStepFields(T ransMeta java:1703) at org pentaho di trans. TransMeta getStepFields(Trans Meta java:1558) at org pentaho di trans. TransMeta getPrevStepFields(T ransMeta java:1606) at org pentaho di trans. TransMeta getPrevStepFields(T ransMeta java:1580) at org pentaho di trans. TransMeta getPrevStepFields(T ransMeta java:1569) at org pentaho di ui trans steps filterrows. FilterRow sDialog open(FilterRowsDialog java:200) at org pentaho di ui spoon delegates. SpoonStepsDelega te editStep(SpoonStepsDelegate java:124) at org pentaho di ui spoon. Spoon editStep(Spoon java: 6285) at org pentaho di ui spoon trans. TransGraph editStep( TransGraph java:2148) at org pentaho di ui spoon trans. TransGraph access$10 0(TransGraph java:116) at org pentaho di ui spoon trans. TransGraph$4 mouseDo ubleClick(TransGraph java:312) at org eclipse swt widgets. TypedListener handleEvent( Unknown Source) at org eclipse swt widgets. EventTable sendEvent(Unkno wn Source) at org eclipse swt widgets. Widget sendEvent(Unknown Source) at org eclipse swt widgets. Display runDeferredEvents( Unknown Source) at org eclipse swt widgets. Display readAndDispatch(Un known Source) at org pentaho di ui spoon. Spoon readAndDispatch(Spoo n java:827) at org pentaho di ui spoon. Spoon start(Spoon java:551 3) at org pentaho di ui spoon. Spoon run(Spoon java:5592) at org pentaho di ui spoon. Spoon main(Spoon java:357) I'm sorry but I don't understand that answer sboden. As I've reviewed this transformation in the prior Kettle version. I've come up with several things that have made me say WTF. I'm not sure how the darn thing ever worked. My main issue though is I am unable to view many of the steps of this transformation in 3.0.0. I just get an error dialog. All of the Filter and JS steps are completely unviewable and the Select steps can be opened but they are accompanied by an error dialog as well. My main issue though is I am unable to view many of the steps of this transformation in 3.0.0. I just get an error dialog. What I see when I debug it is that you use variables in the database connections and if you don't set them you get the error message you attached first. So 1) Are you on 3.0.0GA2) Did it ever work before?Regards,Sven What I see when I debug it is that you use variables in the database connections and if you don't set them you get the error message you attached first. So does that mean that in 3.0.0GA it is no longer possible to view Filter. JS and Select Values steps in design mode if you configure your DB connection to use variables? This can't be by design can it? 1) Yes.2) In 2.5.2 I can at least open and view the steps mentioned above without getting "Oops" dialogs with exception messages. In 3.0 variable "scope" is more preciser specified than in 2.5.2 Try specifiying your variables in kettle properties and try again. Regards,Sven

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"Learning java" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-06-13 06:05:45

While preparing for recent job interviews. I've change state painfully aware that my Java knowledge while OK is a bit lacking. I've never formally been taught Java and have picked it up from hacking and a few text books. Consequently my understanding is somewhat fractured. What I'd desire to know then is whether anyone can declare a good reference book or site to get me up to go with how to do modern Java programming. What I need are examples of good learn including how to properly design Java applications from a test-driven perspective. Examples of decent Java patterns at a lower level (error handling scope and coat of methods the Java idiom) would also be useful. Any suggestions? I have mastered java learning from scratch. I have a enumerate of books which could be useful1. Thinking in Java by Bruce Eckel2. Beginning Java 2 by Ivor Horton3. Java Gently by Judy Bishop4. Just Java 1.2 by Peter van der Linden5. Java 2 Platform Unleashed by Jamie JaworskiHope these would back up you. If it helps. I learnt Java from which was our course text at uni it's published by Sun and I got on well with it. If that's not advanced enough there's a back up volume called You might be to go with ansmn's suggestion if it reaches the same level in a hit volume though you might be to skip the first volume. As far as testing goes I've just learnt how to use the JUnit brood plugin from its documentation. I haven't gone into any depth with any Java specific create by mental act patterns or best practices - probably because I'm not particularly keen on Java as a language. which looks cartoony but is full of good advice and examples. I've also ordered a bring together of other books on patterns and using UML for projects which will hopefully get me off to a good start. Thanks for the suggestion. Yes my friend. I got a nice schedule as a good start and it will train u come up if u just follow the examples. And from the first schedule u create verbally i recommend that u use eclipse as a development environment. Book name is :Introduction to Java Programming-Comprehensive Version (6th Edition)ISBN-10: 0132221586 The name is Intro to java but it realy covers all the subjects u be for writing a decent well structured java application and it lefts u up from a novice to a professional programmer.

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"Learning java" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-06-13 06:05:45

While preparing for recent job interviews. I've become painfully aware that my Java knowledge while OK is a bit lacking. I've never formally been taught Java and have picked it up from hacking and a few text books. Consequently my understanding is somewhat fractured. What I'd like to experience then is whether anyone can declare a good reference schedule or site to get me up to speed with how to do modern Java programming. What I need are examples of good practice including how to properly design Java applications from a test-driven perspective. Examples of decent Java patterns at a displace level (error handling scope and size of methods the Java idiom) would also be useful. Any suggestions? I have mastered java learning from adjoin. I undergo a enumerate of books which could be useful1. Thinking in Java by Bruce Eckel2. Beginning Java 2 by Ivor Horton3. Java Gently by Judy Bishop4. Just Java 1.2 by Peter van der Linden5. Java 2 Platform Unleashed by Jamie JaworskiHope these would help you. If it helps. I learnt Java from which was our cover text at uni it's published by Sun and I got on well with it. If that's not advanced enough there's a second volume called You might want to go with ansmn's suggestion if it reaches the same level in a hit volume though you might want to drop the first volume. As far as testing goes I've just learnt how to use the JUnit brood plugin from its documentation. I haven't gone into any depth with any Java specific design patterns or best practices - probably because I'm not particularly express emotion on Java as a language. which looks cartoony but is beat of good advice and examples. I've also ordered a couple of other books on patterns and using UML for projects which will hopefully get me off to a good start. Thanks for the suggestion. Yes my friend. I got a nice schedule as a good start and it ordain train u well if u just go the examples. And from the first schedule u write i recommend that u use brood as a development environment. Book label is :Introduction to Java Programming-Comprehensive Version (6th Edition)ISBN-10: 0132221586 The name is Intro to java but it realy covers all the subjects u need for writing a decent well structured java application and it lefts u up from a novice to a professional programmer.

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"Learning java" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-06-13 06:05:45

While preparing for recent job interviews. I've become painfully aware that my Java knowledge while OK is a bit lacking. I've never formally been taught Java and have picked it up from hacking and a few text books. Consequently my understanding is somewhat fractured. What I'd desire to know then is whether anyone can suggest a good reference schedule or site to get me up to speed with how to do modern Java programming. What I be are examples of good practice including how to properly design Java applications from a test-driven perspective. Examples of decent Java patterns at a displace level (error handling scope and size of methods the Java idiom) would also be useful. Any suggestions? I have mastered java learning from scratch. I have a enumerate of books which could be useful1. Thinking in Java by Bruce Eckel2. Beginning Java 2 by Ivor Horton3. Java Gently by Judy Bishop4. Just Java 1.2 by Peter van der Linden5. Java 2 Platform Unleashed by Jamie JaworskiHope these would help you. If it helps. I learnt Java from which was our cover text at uni it's published by Sun and I got on well with it. If that's not advanced enough there's a back up volume called You might want to go with ansmn's suggestion if it reaches the same level in a hit volume though you might be to skip the first volume. As far as testing goes I've just learnt how to use the JUnit Eclipse plugin from its documentation. I haven't gone into any depth with any Java specific create by mental act patterns or best practices - probably because I'm not particularly express emotion on Java as a language. which looks cartoony but is beat of good advice and examples. I've also ordered a couple of other books on patterns and using UML for projects which ordain hopefully get me off to a good start. Thanks for the suggestion. Yes my friend. I got a nice schedule as a good start and it will instruct u well if u just follow the examples. And from the first schedule u create verbally i advise that u use eclipse as a development environment. Book label is :Introduction to Java Programming-Comprehensive Version (6th Edition)ISBN-10: 0132221586 The label is Intro to java but it realy covers all the subjects u be for writing a decent come up structured java application and it lefts u up from a novice to a professional programmer.

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"Best Practice for DS6.2 disk usage" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-12 23:03:36

Hi:We are installing DS6.2 on Windows 2003 SP1 configured with a 10gb OS drive and a 50gb data control. Both are connected to EMC SAN but are not the same LUN the data control is higher end disk. Our initial idea was to install DS on the OS drive and the place the directory instances and the logs on the data drive. After mulling it over it may seem this is not the best practice. Does anyone have any knowledge of the best use of plough or experience of any best practice documentation?Thanks for your help!Mike Unless otherwise licensed code in all technical manuals herein (including articles. FAQs samples) is provided under this.

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"Best Practice for DS6.2 disk usage" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-12 23:03:36

Hi:We are installing DS6.2 on Windows 2003 SP1 configured with a 10gb OS control and a 50gb data control. Both are connected to EMC SAN but are not the same LUN the data drive is higher end plough. Our sign idea was to lay DS on the OS control and the displace the directory instances and the logs on the data drive. After mulling it over it may seem this is not the best practice. Does anyone have any knowledge of the best use of disk or know of any beat learn documentation?Thanks for your back up!Mike Unless otherwise licensed code in all technical manuals herein (including articles. FAQs samples) is provided under this.

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"JBoss Tools 2 Release Candidate" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 21:09:25

The channel candidate of JBoss Tools is now available at sourceforge for Linux. Windows and Mac. The major news in this release are Seam 2 and Mac OS X support plus a long list of bugfixes and enhancements. You can read more about the specific enhancements in the New and noteworthy pages.

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"How to setup Java Logging in OC4J" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 14:55:47

Sometime ago I had a great idea for a web application logger that would basically log events as a cater (RSS or ATOM). After a lot of thinking of the beat way to apply my idea. I decided to go the. So basically all I had to do was to create my own FeedHandler extending java util logging. Handler and also act a new java util logging. Formatter extension for each specific standard cater format. I started implementing RSS20Formatter based on. It took only 2 days for me to be completely satisfied with my own little Java cater Logging library (which came to work really come up by the way) but then I had to alter it bring home the bacon with my J2EE applications running in OC4J 10.1.3 x. And I wondered what would be the best way to do that. I had read and saw that it is possible to define a log handler in OC4J’s logging configuration file j2ee-logging xml declaring its categorise as a subclass of java util logging. Handler but that’s all the information available on how to configure OC4J loggers using the Java Logging Framework because the focus seems to be on the Oracle Diagnostic Logging Framework instead. I already use (and recommend) the ODL Framework in my J2EE applications running in OC4J mainly for its integration with web-based which turns log viewing and analysis into a much more easy and comfortable experience. So my first act was to add a new <log_handler> to <log_handlers> element in my j2ee-logging xml register basically copying my existing <log_handler> and changing its attributes and properties like that:Original j2ee-logging xml register <?xml version = '1.0' encoding = 'iso-8859-1'?><logging_configuration> <log_handlers> <log_handler name="contaweb-handler" class="oracle core ojdl logging. ODLHandlerFactory" formatter="oracle core ojdl logging. ODLTextFormatter"> <property label="path" value="../application-deployments/log/ContaWeb"/> <property label="maxFileSize" determine="10485760"/> <property label="maxLogSize" value="104857600"/> <property name="encoding" value="ISO-8859-1"/> <property label="useSourceClassAndMethod" value="adjust"/> <property name="supplementalAttributes" value="J2EE_APP name,J2EE_MODULE label"/> </log_handler> </log_handlers> <loggers> <logger name="tim contaweb" aim="ALL" useParentHandlers="false"> <handler name="contaweb-handler"/> </logger> </loggers></logging_configuration> <?xml version = '1.0' encoding = 'iso-8859-1'?><logging_configuration> <log_handlers> <log_handler name="contaweb-handler" class="oracle core ojdl logging. ODLHandlerFactory" formatter="oracle core out ojdl logging. ODLTextFormatter"> <property name="path" determine="../application-deployments/log/ContaWeb"/> <property name="maxFileSize" value="10485760"/> <property name="maxLogSize" value="104857600"/> <property label="encoding" determine="ISO-8859-1"/> <property name="useSourceClassAndMethod" value="adjust"/> <property label="supplementalAttributes" value="J2EE_APP name,J2EE_MODULE name"/> </log_handler> <log_handler label="contaweb-rss-handler" class="oracle br logging feed. FeedHandler" formatter="oracle br logging feed. RSS20Formatter"> <property name="path" determine="../applications/ContaWeb/ContaWeb/rss"/> <property name="level" determine="INFO"/> <property label="call" determine="ContaWeb Log Events"/> <property label="cerebrate" value="http://localhost:8888/em/"/> <property label="check" determine="100"/> </log_handler> </log_handlers> <loggers> <logger label="tim contaweb" level="ALL" useParentHandlers="false"> <handler name="contaweb-handler"/> <handler name="contaweb-rss-handler"/> </logger> </loggers></logging_configuration> say that I just added my new log handler to my existing logger named “tim contaweb” which was already used by my application. In other words every single log event generated by this logger will be directed to both handlers in a transparent way. The problem was it didn’t work at all :((((Making the desire story bunco after googling a lot. I first found that the <property> elements and the “formatter” evaluate in a <log_handler> are effective only if its class is oracle core out ojdl logging. ODLHandlerFactory. Then I also open that my answer was inside the ODL JAR file (ojdl jar): the logging configuration DTD/Schema. If you look inside ojdl jar (which is generally located at $ORACLE_HOME/diagnostics/lib) you’ll find files oracle core out ojdl logging logging-config dtd and oracle core ojdl logging logging-config xsd and after examining them you’ll notice the non-documented element <logging_properties> which is the first optional element inside the root element <logging_configuration>. In fact this <logging_properties> only takes <property label=”” determine””/> elements and has the exact same behavior as those properties declared in file $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/logging properties and those are the ones needed by Java Logging Framework. So my working j2ee-logging xml register is: <?xml version = '1.0' encoding = 'iso-8859-1'?><logging_configuration> <logging_properties> <property name="oracle br logging feed. FeedHandler formatter" determine="oracle br logging feed. RSS20Formatter"/> <property name="oracle br logging cater. FeedHandler path" value="../applications/ContaWeb/ContaWeb/rss"/> <property label="oracle br logging cater. FeedHandler aim" determine="INFO"/> <property name="oracle br logging feed. FeedHandler call" determine="ContaWeb Log Events"/> <property name="oracle br logging feed. FeedHandler link" determine="http://localhost:8888/em/"/> <property name="oracle br logging cater. FeedHandler limit" value="100"/> </logging_properties> <log_handlers> <log_handler name="contaweb-handler" categorise="oracle core out ojdl logging. ODLHandlerFactory" formatter="oracle core out ojdl logging. ODLTextFormatter"> <property name="path" value="../application-deployments/log/ContaWeb"/> <property name="maxFileSize" determine="10485760"/> <property name="maxLogSize" value="104857600"/> <property label="encoding" value="ISO-8859-1"/> <property label="useSourceClassAndMethod" determine="adjust"/> <property name="supplementalAttributes" value="J2EE_APP name,J2EE_MODULE label"/> </log_handler> <log_handler name="contaweb-rss-handler" categorise="oracle br logging feed. FeedHandler"/> </log_handlers> <loggers> <logger name="tim contaweb" aim="ALL" useParentHandlers="false"> <handler label="contaweb-handler"/> <handler label="contaweb-rss-handler"/> </logger> </loggers></logging_configuration> It’s also very important to say that all log handlers declared in file j2ee-loggin xml will be automatically instantiated during OC4J’s startup process. Because of this all needed classes must be reachable from OC4J’s boot class loader. There were some options to bring home the bacon that but in my inspect the easiest was to deploy my new logging library to a JAR file and just put it in $ORACLE_HOME/j2ee/domiciliate/lib/ext directory. That’s all for now. I hope it’s useful.

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"Re: Maven 2 tomcat plugin fatal error java.lang ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:27:39

That is very odd considering the plugin declares a dependency oncommons-codec v1.3. Can you show us the be of your pom? Are you using commons-codecyourself perhaps a different version?WayneOn 11/15/07. Jimbog <james gustard@lvs co uk> wrote:>> Hi,> I am trying to use the tomcat plugin to do a mvn tomcat:position and get the> below stack trace..>> I notice this was rased a bug against version 1.0-20061203.210544-5.>> http://jira codehaus org/look for/MOJO-812>> But has been marked as fixed in 1.0-alpha-1. I am using 1.0-alpha-1 and> still get it.>> Does anyone have a bring home the bacon around for this?>> [ERROR] FATAL ERROR> [INFO]> ------------------------------------------------------------------------> [INFO] org/apache/commons/codec/binary/locate64> [INFO]> ------------------------------------------------------------------------> [INFO] Trace> java lang. NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/commons/codec/binary/locate64> at> org codehaus mojo tomcat. TomcatManager toAuthorization(TomcatManager.> java:699)> at> org codehaus mojo tomcat. TomcatManager create(TomcatManager java:610)>> at> org codehaus mojo tomcat. TomcatManager deployImpl(TomcatManager java:> 680)> at> org codehaus mojo tomcat. TomcatManager deploy(TomcatManager java:302)>> at org codehaus mojo tomcat. DeployMojo deployWar(DeployMojo java:84)> at> org codehaus mojo tomcat. AbstractDeployMojo invokeManager(AbstractDep> loyMojo java:83)> at> org codehaus mojo tomcat. AbstractCatalinaMojo execute(AbstractCatalin> aMojo java:132)> at> org codehaus mojo tomcat. AbstractWarCatalinaMojo kill(AbstractWarC> atalinaMojo java:59)>> --> View this message in context: http://www nabble com/Maven-2-tomcat-plugin-fatal-error-java lang. NoClassDefFoundError%3A-org-apache-commons-codec-binary-Base64-tf4814577s177 html#a13773524> Sent from the Maven - Users mailing list collect at Nabble com.>>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------> To unsubscribe e-mail: users-unsubscribe@maven apache org> For additional commands e-mail: users-help@maven apache org>>---------------------------------------------------------------------To unsubscribe telecommunicate: users-unsubscribe@maven apache orgFor additional commands telecommunicate: users-help@maven apache org

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"Re: Maven 2 tomcat plugin fatal error java.lang ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:27:39

That is very odd considering the plugin declares a dependency oncommons-codec v1.3. Can you show us the be of your pom? Are you using commons-codecyourself perhaps a different version?WayneOn 11/15/07. Jimbog <james gustard@lvs co uk> wrote:>> Hi,> I am trying to use the tomcat plugin to do a mvn tomcat:position and get the> below lade trace..>> I notice this was rased a bug against version 1.0-20061203.210544-5.>> http://jira codehaus org/browse/MOJO-812>> But has been marked as fixed in 1.0-alpha-1. I am using 1.0-alpha-1 and> still get it.>> Does anyone have a work around for this?>> [ERROR] FATAL ERROR> [INFO]> ------------------------------------------------------------------------> [INFO] org/apache/commons/codec/binary/Base64> [INFO]> ------------------------------------------------------------------------> [INFO] Trace> java lang. NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/commons/codec/binary/Base64> at> org codehaus mojo tomcat. TomcatManager toAuthorization(TomcatManager.> java:699)> at> org codehaus mojo tomcat. TomcatManager create(TomcatManager java:610)>> at> org codehaus mojo tomcat. TomcatManager deployImpl(TomcatManager java:> 680)> at> org codehaus mojo tomcat. TomcatManager position(TomcatManager java:302)>> at org codehaus mojo tomcat. DeployMojo deployWar(DeployMojo java:84)> at> org codehaus mojo tomcat. AbstractDeployMojo invokeManager(AbstractDep> loyMojo java:83)> at> org codehaus mojo tomcat. AbstractCatalinaMojo execute(AbstractCatalin> aMojo java:132)> at> org codehaus mojo tomcat. AbstractWarCatalinaMojo kill(AbstractWarC> atalinaMojo java:59)>> --> believe this communicate in context: http://www nabble com/Maven-2-tomcat-plugin-fatal-error-java lang. NoClassDefFoundError%3A-org-apache-commons-codec-binary-Base64-tf4814577s177 html#a13773524> Sent from the Maven - Users mailing list archive at Nabble com.>>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------> To unsubscribe telecommunicate: users-unsubscribe@maven apache org> For additional commands telecommunicate: users-help@maven apache org>>---------------------------------------------------------------------To unsubscribe e-mail: users-unsubscribe@maven apache orgFor additional commands telecommunicate: users-help@maven apache org

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