I searched for the indexing component (ProductCatalogSimpleIndexingAdmin) in the dyn/admin (dynamo administrator).
I'm not able to locate it.
Even, I tried to access it directly by typing it's URL path. I'm getting an error saying
"Nucleus Service /atg/endeca/index/commerce/ProductCatalogSimpleIndexingAdmin not found" (error snapshot)
The DB is in remote place and so is the Endeca. What could be the problem? I tried searching for this issue. I didn't find anything. Any help would be appreciated.
Platform Details :
ATG version : 11.1,
Java version : 1.7.0_79,
Server : Weblogic (12c)
The path you are using is incorrect. The relative path should be /atg/commerce/endeca/index/ProductCatalogSimpleIndexingAdmin.
or
http://<yourhost>:<port>/dyn/admin/nucleus/atg/commerce/endeca/index/ProductCatalogSimpleIndexingAdmin
The dyn/admin component browser has a search feature which allows you to locate components when you are not sure of the path. You can access this as follows:
From the dyn\admin homepage select component browser
Click the link near the top of the page in the component browser Search
Type in the name or part of the name of the component you are looking for
In my machine, the browser URL is like the one below:
http://commerceserver.example.com:8080/dyn/admin/nucleus/atg/commerce/endeca/index/ProductCatalogSimpleIndexingAdmin/
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I have just downloaded and installed Netbeans 7.2.1. Goind on the service tab and trying to start JavaDB. I have the following error :
java.security.AccessControlException: access denied ("java.util.PropertyPermission" "file.encoding" "read")
:(
a problem Java Security Manager
Can someone tell me how to resolve this to finally start javaDB by right clicking and choose "Start server" ?
Thank you
To solve this , You need to append this permission below to the java policy file that is shipped with JDK 1.7.:
permission java.util.PropertyPermission "file.encoding", "read";
The file can be found under : /jdk1.7.0/jre/lib/security/java.policy
Visit this link for more information. You can check this IBM document for configuration file descriptions.
I found a quick solution to this problem - Start your JavaDB from the command line\terminal like so:
<base folder>/db/bin/startNetworkServer -noSecurityManager
Then it runs fine without adding new permissions.
I've got a Problem i can't upload any Media files in my Typo3 Backend.
If i choose a file in the Element browser I get a Internal Server Error 500, If i use upload i get this Error: Link Error
I also can't see the Thumbnails
I made the Files tyo3conf, fileadmin, typo3 and typo3temp with 777 access.
Imagemagick is also running and shows me all Test images.
Can anybody help me, I dont't know what do do.
The TYPO3 Version I use is: 6.1.0
I get a Internal Server Error 500
Have a look in your TYPO3 log accessible by the "log" backend module. If you can't find something there, get access to your vhost error log from the webserver. Usually, some sort of view capabilities are provided by some hoster control panels. Since it is a server error, you usually have to check the server log.
I also can't see the Thumbnails
Check your install tool again and play with the different options there. Also check that, in install tool > basic configuration, you have set the default paths (maybe let the install tool search again). You may see the test images, but if they're not generated correctly or display warnings, it may not work correctly.
Generally said: It is not really programming related, so IMHO not a fit for stackoverflow.com. Ask for help on irc.freenode.net in the #typo3 channel, this may be more helpful.
Microsoft Chart Controls on shared hosting with .net framework 4.0 installed. "The resource cannot be found."
Locally it works just fine. I confirmed that the dlls are on the server.
I have tried changing all settings in the web.config and ImageLocation parameters. No luck.
Any suggestions?
To troubleshoot the issue first make sure that the chart assemblies are installed in the GAC.
Then try to hit the server with server/yoursite/chartimg.axd?i=0.png&g=0 from the browser (use these exact parameters). If you get "The resource cannot be found" then the handler is not installed properly: look for the issue in your web.config and try again until you get "System.ArgumentException: The image is not found". This means the handler is installed properly and works as expected.
Then render the page which contains a chart control where Chart.ImageStorageMode = UseHttpHandler. If you get an exception please post the exception stack here as well as your major controls layout like: "the chart is placed in update panel, which is placed in a user control, which is placed in update panel in the page".
I am setting up solr on eclipse and tomcat as specified here. I am using solr 3.5.0 and eclipse Indigo on a debian. When I run solr through eclipse, I am able to reach the home page. But the admin console won't work and throws a 404 page stating "Missing core name in path".
What am I missing? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Looks like you're working with a multicore configuration, thus your admin page url is not just: http://localhost:8080/solr/admin but it has to contain the core name like this http://localhost:8080/solr/${core}/admin. Please replace ${core} with your core name.
Otherwise you can go to the url http://localhost:8080/solr and you should see a list of the available cores, where you can click on a specific core and go directly to its admin page.
I tried to setup the media Plugin from
http://forge.clermont-universite.fr/wiki/ckmedia and http://forge.clermont-universite.fr/projects/ckmedia/files
When including
CKEDITOR.config.extraPlugins = 'media';
in my page I get an error
Error: uncaught exception: [CKEDITOR.resourceManager.load] Resource name "media" was not found at "http://localhost:8080/fileupload/ckeditor/plugins/media/plugin.js?t=B49E5BQ".
Please check, the directory name. It should be 'Media' or 'media' according to your media plugin file. On unix/linux systems... it matters. I was also facing problem on godaddy hosting but after looking at MediaEmbed plugin file, i find out that it was MediaEmbed not mediaembed.
There was a file not found error for that file.
Right click on the Tomcat server in Eclipse and choosing "Clean..." solved the problem.
We were getting this error because our node add/edit forms were being rendered within the website's theme, which may include a lot of unnecessary and/or incompatible javascript. For reliability, we switched to using the administration theme (in our case bartik), and then the javascript error disappeared. Hope this can help someone else out there.
you should keep your plugin files(plugin.js, css, images) under <plugin-name> along with all plugins of ckeditor. See how core plugins are organised.