Where does OBIEE store/get the days for the datepicker ? In english that is correct, but in another language there are two wrong.
(http://i.imgur.com/NlYWjQl.png)
It should be "S T Q Q S S D"
You could try the messages directory, and adding a custom message to over-rule it. (A google search for obiee 10g custom messages should help with that).
Unfortunately 10g is way out of support now so it's probably not worth raising it with Oracle. I guess you could still try though.
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I am new to SOLR. I bought the book SOLR in Action, by Trey Grainger and Timothy Potter. I then followed step by step - downloaded SOLR-4.7.0 as instructed in the book, unzipped it. Started SOLR on localhost. Activated collection1. Posted xml files from the examples directory. Now I have a problem:
The book says I should see Query tab on the left side. But I just don't have it. All I have are OVERVIEW, ANALYSIS, DATA IMPORT, DOCUMENTS, FILES, PING. I am completely stuck as i cannot follow the book any more.
Any advice appreciated as I am keen to make progress.
Regards
Gopi
I can confirm that 4.7.2 has a query tab after using the core selector drop down to pick your core. Note that directly after the ping tab is a plugins/stats tab and then the query tab. Perhaps your screen is too small?
Try going to the following link, where YOUR_IP is the ip of your solr server and YOUR_CORE is the name of your solr core (probably examples).
http://YOUR_IP:8983/solr/#/YOUR_CORE/query
I feel quite foolish. But in the interest of not misleading anyone, I would like to report that when I zoomed out my browser, the missing options showed up. Sorry to have wasted the forum's time.
I have a problem in my Wordpress. if i save a user nickname with any language other than English, like Persian, it will store it as empty value in DB
And then the URLs won't work anymore. Is this a problem of mine or it's something global and it should be the way it is?!
if there is a solution for it, i will be thankful.
Maybe installing Wordpress in Farsi and having a language plugin of some sort will fix your issue as of stated in the official documentation.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Right-to-Left_Language_Support#Writing_a_Post_in_RTL_Language
This is also probably due to the tables not being set to support the language special encoding.
I am looking for some sort of a UI label:database field mapping
that tells me which UI field corresponds to which database column in the backend.
I am pretty sure that something like this must be existing in the Oracle e business suite... but my search has turned up nothing so far.
I would appreciate any help or pointers in this regard.
Thanks in advance!
The mapping isn't always 100% clearly defined, and can be more art than science.
From Forms-based E-Business Suite, place your cursor in the field in question, and navigate to Help > Diagnostics > Examine. I combine this information with the e-Technical Resource Manuals from Oracle Support (http://etrm.oracle.com/pls/etrm/etrm_search.search).
I am developing a basic yet highly customized CRM for a small training centre which has the ability to store student records and also send emails to them. I'm using SwiftMailer following this excellent tutorial in CakePHP to accomplish the sending part.
Of course, students are sometimes going to reply to emails and I'd like to retrieve them within my CRM and store them along with the student record.
However, I cannot find a single reference to doing this. I've tried the following Google searches: "receiving email cakephp" , "retrieving email cakephp" and even "email client cakephp" but all of these queries give results relating to sending mail rather than receiving it -- very frustrating!
Finally, I broadened my search to non-cake solutions and found someone recommending a library called ezComponents. It doesn't seem to have had any active development for about a year, but it includes an email receiving class which is exactly what I want. Unfortunately, I have no idea how to add this to CakePHP and the only post I've been able to find on the entire web on the matter doesn't exactly go into much detail. It's certainly not a step-by-step tutorial on using ezComponents on CakePHP like the SwiftMailer tutorial I mentioned above.
I also found a class on Google Code called php-imap which looks like it would do the job but, again, I haven't the slightest clue how to get it working happily in Cake like SwiftMailer is.
I realize that I may have to learn how to package classes for use in Cake by myself but I'm asking this question first on the off-chance that there is already a Cake-friendly solution to this problem that I just haven't realized :-)
Joseph
Thanks to everyone for your answers, but I've been doing some more searching and it looks like the solution is actually incredibly simple.
Basically, with the help of a plugin, I can set up the mail server in databases.php as a datasource and then write a Model and Controller to interact with it.
Here's the example I found: https://github.com/kvz/cakephp-emails-plugin
Edit: the repo has been deprecated and is now available at https://github.com/kvz/deprecated/tree/cakephp-emails-plugin
You will want to pipe your email to PHP and use stdin:// to read the contents of the email and add the e-mail to your database.
I've done this with cake and the simplest way is to make a Cake console application to handle the parsing. Also using cpanel's account level filtering to generate the pipe is really simple.
http://forums.cpanel.net/f5/piping-mail-php-scripts-howto-checklist-50985.html
http://www.evolt.org/incoming_mail_and_php
Sounds like you want to include SwiftMailer as a Cake plugin, amirite?
http://book.cakephp.org/view/1111/Plugins
-- if you want to package it yourself. Otherwise, a cursory search of the Bakery yielded this result:
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/sky_l3ppard/2009/11/07/updated-swiftmailer-4-xx-component-with-attachments-and-plugins
Hopefully it will at least get you pointed in the right direction. HTH. :)
I want to know the meaning of pager in SQL Server Agent context. Anybody can explain it please?
Thanks
A pager is a simple beepy device from pre-mobile phone era: you can configure SQL Server Agent to page you, in addition to emailing you.
Nowadays, you'd send an SMS or such. The Wikipedia link above has info on modern usage "Pager use in the 21st century"
And thank you for making me feel old...
It's the usual meaning: Pager: for operator alerts
Remember the pagers that people had in the 90s..you would call the pager, leave your number and the person would call you back...well SQL agent has that ability too...but I don't think anyone has a pager anymore
Pager
Includes the e-mail address for
the message between the prefix and the
suffix.
Taken from here