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Then you have to make a better custom error message. The one you have only tells you that the value is not the expected one, but it doesn't tell you what the problem is or what the actual value is.
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Guffa
i think the problem is not with the code, the problem is with IIS since previously the application was hosted on Windows 2000 server/IIS 5.0/oracle9i client and since the application has been moved to windows 2003 server/IIS 6.0/Oracle 10g client.
I think the problem is IIS, it might be a possibility that the code has been dealt in diffrent way coz the same application is working perfectly fine on the previous configuration.
kindly look into this aspect and advice.
thanks.
Azeem Qaiser
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Regardless of where the source of the problem is, your code has to produce a better error message for you to be able to find the problem. If you don't know anything about why you get an error message, you have very small chances of finding the source of the error.
Azi Qaiser wrote: I think the problem is IIS, it might be a possibility that the code has been dealt in diffrent way coz the same application is working perfectly fine on the previous configuration.
The fact that an application works without a problem doesn't guarantee that the code is correct. I have seen examples of code that has been used for years without producing errors, but stopped working because of a minor change in the environment, because the code was wrong from the beginning.
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thanks for your reply guffa..u were right i found the error after implementing proper error reporting module.
thanks.
a small request can u please send me a code block for calling the below mentioned stored procedure which is returning ref cursor.
PROCEDURE get_fin_approvers(p_user_id IN VARCHAR2,
p_ccc IN VARCHAR2,
o_cursor1 OUT NOCOPY REF_CURSOR)
AS
v_ccc VARCHAR2(100);
v_grade VARCHAR2(10);
BEGIN
select hou.attribute1 into v_ccc from apps.hr_all_organization_unitS hou,
apps.pay_cost_allocation_keyflex pcaf
where pcaf.COST_ALLOCATION_KEYFLEX_ID = hou.COST_ALLOCATION_KEYFLEX_ID
and pcaf.segment2 = p_ccc;
select grade into v_grade from hrr_t_emp_master
where staffnr = p_user_id and term_date is null;
ekg_lp_gen.get_approvers(p_user_id => p_user_id,
p_ccc => v_ccc,
p_grade => substr(v_grade,4),
o_cursor => o_cursor1 );
END get_fin_approvers;
thanks,
azeem
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Azi Qaiser wrote: a small request can u please send me a code block for calling the below mentioned stored procedure which is returning ref cursor.
No, I can't, at least not without doing an unreasonable amount of research. I've never called an Oracle stored procedure, and I don't know whan a ref cursor is...
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hi,
I've a query that how can we place flowplayer.swf file in a different folder than where the flv files are placed.
I'm using this code:
<object id="FlowPlayer" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="FlowPlayer.swf"width="320" height="263" align="top">
<param name="movie" value="FlowPlayer.swf" />
<param name="quality" value="high" />
<param name="scale" value="noScale" />
<param name="wmode" value="transparent" />
<param name="flashvars" value="config={baseURL:'images/flv/' videoFile:'ad.flv' }" />
</object>
But it is not working. so can any body Pls. tell me how to do it?
Flowplayer.swf file is placed at root of the application.
ad.flv file is placed in the flv folder(flv folder is inside the images folder, and images folder is placed at the root of the application)
When i place ad.flv file at the rot of the application then flowplayer displayes the file but when ad.flv is placed in the imegs/flv folder then flowlayer doesn't lay that file.
It really urgent.................
I'm doing all this using c#.net2.0
Thanks,
Harry
-- modified at 2:55 Monday 10th September, 2007
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Is it possible to play media clips on a web page by just clicking on a link without taking much time? if , then how? Please help me in this regard.
Warm Regards,
Raj
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I have an AJAX script that dynamically updates a database and returns some value to be used to update a control on an HTML page.
It works fine in IE (ActiveX) and Opera (native XMLHTTPRequest) but not in FF. I can see the database being updated so I know that the server side script (php) is executing even from FF but I do not get any request state posted to the assigned Req.onreadystatechange() handler.
I put an alert in the state change handler to see the states being returned and see them on IE and Opera but do not see any activity on FF. The database is updated so I know the request is firing but just not getting a return on FF.
Does anyone know why this is happening?
-- modified at 17:37 Sunday 9th September, 2007
I installed Firebug as suggested and now I am really confused.
According to Firebug the transaction is executing properly and I am receiving the proper response.
There are no errors apparent (I am not quite sure what I am looking for) and the transaction returns the expected data. I tried a few different posts and each returned the proper data for the parms I passed.
The only problem is that I never receive a state change in the assigned state change handler so I don't know when the transaction completes.
At least I now know the transaction is completing properly.
Would anyone have any insight into why the state change handler is not getting signaled on FF when it is getting signaled on IE and Opera? 
I am using the following code. It would be greatly appreciated if anyone can spot where I am going wrong.
<br />
var HTTPREQUEST_UNINITIALIZED = 0;<br />
var HTTPREQUEST_LOADING = 1;<br />
var HTTPREQUEST_LOADED = 2;<br />
var HTTPREQUEST_INTERACTIVE = 3;<br />
var HTTPREQUEST_COMPLETED = 4;<br />
var HTTPREQUEST_SUCCESS = 200;<br />
<br />
Request = new getXMLHttpRequest();<br />
Request.onreadystatechange = StateChangeHandler;<br />
var data = '';<br />
<br />
Request.abort();<br />
var path = "<?php echo $_ENV['SCRIPT_URI']; ?>";<br />
path = path.substring(0, path.lastIndexOf('/') + 1) + "getHood.php";<br />
Request.open("post", path, true);<br />
Request.setRequestHeader("Content-Type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded;");<br />
data = "City=" + city<br />
+ "&State=" + state;<br />
Request.send(data);<br />
}
<br />
function StateChangeHandler(){<br />
if (HTTPREQUEST_COMPLETED == Request.readyState){<br />
if (HTTPREQUEST_SUCCESS == Request.status){<br />
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Code here to handle the response ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br />
}
else{<br />
alert("Error: HTTP "<br />
+ Request.status<br />
+ " "<br />
+ Request.statusText<br />
+ " Please contact our WebMaster from the link on our Contact Us page explaining the error you received. Thank you.");<br />
}
}
}
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I don't know, but download Firebug for Firefox. It's an add-in that gives you javascript debugging in FF, it's invaluable.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )
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Thanks for the reply Christian.
I am trying to find a download site suitable for windows but have not been able to so far.
I remember having firebug installed on a previous system so I know there are such places. Do you know where I can download firebug for installation on a windows platform?
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Thanks Ed. I installed it and now I am really confused.
According to Firebug the transaction is executing properly and I am receiving the proper response.
There are no errors apparent (I am not quite sure what I am looking for) and the transaction returns the expected data. I tried a few different posts and each returned the proper data for the parms I passed.
The only problem is that I never receive a state change in the assigned state change handler so I don't know when the transaction completes.
Thanks for pointing me to the firebug site. At least now I know the transaction is completing properly.
Would you have any insight into why the state change handler is not getting signaled?
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JimmyRopes wrote: Would you have any insight into why the state change handler is not getting signaled?
Without seeing the code involved the only thing I can think of (I'm by no means a JS / Web guru) would be have you spelt the handler wrong? I know, I know, but I've been bitten by this before.
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Ed.Poore wrote: have you spelt the handler wrong
If I did it wouldn't work in IE and Opera. I am not saying that I am above doing something like this but unless I unknowingly have the clairvoyant versions of IE and Opera I would expect them to choke also.
Here is the code. Let me know if you can spot anything.
<br />
var HTTPREQUEST_UNINITIALIZED = 0;<br />
var HTTPREQUEST_LOADING = 1;<br />
var HTTPREQUEST_LOADED = 2;<br />
var HTTPREQUEST_INTERACTIVE = 3;<br />
var HTTPREQUEST_COMPLETED = 4;<br />
var HTTPREQUEST_SUCCESS = 200;<br />
<br />
Request = new getXMLHttpRequest();<br />
Request.onreadystatechange = StateChangeHandler;<br />
var data = '';<br />
<br />
Request.abort();<br />
var path = "<?php echo $_ENV['SCRIPT_URI']; ?>";<br />
path = path.substring(0, path.lastIndexOf('/') + 1) + "getHood.php";<br />
Request.open("post", path, true);<br />
Request.setRequestHeader("Content-Type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded;");<br />
data = "City=" + city<br />
+ "&State=" + state;<br />
Request.send(data);<br />
}
<br />
function StateChangeHandler(){<br />
if (HTTPREQUEST_COMPLETED == Request.readyState){<br />
if (HTTPREQUEST_SUCCESS == Request.status){<br />
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Code here to handle the response ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br />
}
else{<br />
alert("Error: HTTP "<br />
+ Request.status<br />
+ " "<br />
+ Request.statusText<br />
+ " Please contact our WebMaster from the link on our Contact Us page explaining the error you received. Thank you.");<br />
}
}
}
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Sorry, I couldn't see anything of note.
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I decided to make the call synchronous (changing the third parameter to false and getting the response after the send returns) until I can get this figured out.
At least I can get the code out to the client satisfying the basic requirements of updating the control but it is not ideal because it locks the screen for approximately a second (650 - 1025 milliseconds on average) before updating.
I have to believe that this is a very basic problem with FF so I will take it up on a Mozilla forum.
Thanks for taking the time to look at the code.
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JimmyRopes wrote: Request.abort();
Try assigning the onreadystatechange handler after this call (i assume you're caching the XMLHttpRequest object somewhere).
---- I don't care what you consider witty, but at least I do not blather on posting nonsense like Jim Crafton.-- Stringcheese, humbled by Crafton's ability to string together multiple sentences
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Shog9 wrote: JimmyRopes wrote:
Request.abort();
Try assigning the onreadystatechange handler after this call
Good catch! The abort call is defensive coding from a different script I happened to copy which fired on a timer event updating a database and didn't return data so it worked on all browsers.
In this script I am returning data so I need to catch signals to know when the transaction completed.
Needless to say it would be good if all browsers worked consistently but that will never happen. Thank you for the help.
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Hi all!
i wanna display the polling results in a graph on my website and i need code for this in C#.(values will be stored in database against 3 options: Yes, No, Don't know).
looking 4 ur help
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You're basically going to draw your graph using standard GDI+ code, then push that image down to the browser.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )
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Hi.
When i type the following script the code works fine (where 'purchaseButton' is the name of the button and 'paycontinue' is the name of the form:
var but = document.getElementById('purchaseButton');<br />
but.innerHTML = 'Processing, Please wait..';<br />
document.getElementById('closeButton').disabled = true;<br />
document.forms['paycontinue'].submit();<br />
but when i add the line: but.disabled = true; before the submit command, IE will successfully submit the form, but FireFox will not continue after disabling the button.
Any one know any code to disable a button in a form (not a submit button, just a normal button) and then submit the form?
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use following function for getting the element in Firefox
document.documentElement
Best Regards,
Chetan Patel
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Thanks for you reply
But The form submits fine with FireFox also, but not when the button is disabled before submitting the form.
Why would document.documentElement come to use?
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Hi Friends..
Is there any way to place a image over a HTML button..?
If possible.,how to do it..?
what attribute shoule be added..?
Regards,
Balaguru
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What exactly do you mean when you want an image "over" a button? Do you want it above the button or on top of the button?
If you want an image above the button, just put an img tag before the button. If you put an image on top of the button, why would you want the button there at all?
If you don't want a separate image at all, but want the button to show an image, use an input with type="image".
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