Open source projects - now LGPL

2006-12-11 Thread Dan Hardy
Hi all, I have re-licensed three open source projects as LGPL which were previously GPL. This should eliminate any concerns about using these projects at client sites, or even in commercial offerings. They of course remain 100% free and open source. I have already updated the projec

Re: ARS 7.0.01 Memory Leak

2006-12-11 Thread Shellman, David
Axton, I remember seeing a presentation that noted a serious memory leak with 7.0.1 server configured for Unicode (the app server not the database) with pre-7.0.1 clients. Again I don't remember details but I think 7.0.1 clients were fine. It's the older clients that cause the issue. Armed with

Web Services Help needed

2006-12-11 Thread Dylan
I'm trying to figure out web services and we've got a developer out here from another software company trying to integrate creating HPD tickets in remedy. He created a test file to run in c++ and I'm getting an error in remedy that we can't figure out. When I check out the midtier logs I see it say

Re: BMC Support Doesn't

2006-12-11 Thread Rick Cook
Shawn, you mentioned something that flicked a switch in my mind when you were talking about the KBs as part of an ITIL process. My ITIL foundations class featured the BMC Airport Simulator, led by Mr. Atwell Williams (both of which I heartily recommend). The entire point of the simulation was to

ARS 7.0.01 Memory Leak

2006-12-11 Thread Axton
Just wanted to send a note and inform anyone planning to upgrade to 7.0.01that it is not production ready. We implemented this in a production environment, only to find massive memory leaks in the product. The arserverd process will continue to run fine until it reaches the upper limits of the 3

Re: Importing data from and Active Directory

2006-12-11 Thread Roger Justice
Initially you want to map where you want this data to be stored and then use the Class Manager to modify any forms within the CMDB. I would suggest that you create a new staging form to import into and review the data. After you have gotten the data into the staging form you can use a filter to

Kristen D Clark/FED/CSC is out of the office.

2006-12-11 Thread Kristen D Clark
I will be out of the office starting 12/11/2006 and will not return until 12/14/2006. I will be in meetings on Tuesday, Wednesday and travelling on Thursday and will be unavailable during the daytime. Barbara Lee Price will assist you with any staffing needs during that time. She can be reached a

Re: Importing data from and Active Directory

2006-12-11 Thread Kaiser Norm E CIV USAF 96 CG/SCWOE
I've never imported into the CMDB form, but I have imported into the User form. It's pretty easy. If you have a vendor form configured, all you have to do then is use an escalation. Be sure, however, to make your qualification query very exact-otherwise it'll try to import junk you don't want.

Importing data from and Active Directory

2006-12-11 Thread Rob Backstrom
Hi, Has anyone ever imported data from an Active Directory into the CMDB? We have 6 fields in the AD that store computer system information and we want to get this data into the CMDB. We have setup LDAP against the AD but I have never tried or even thought about importing data stored in the AD

Re: BMC Support Doesn't

2006-12-11 Thread strauss
...which may lead us out here in the customer arena to simply start pulling the trigger quicker: encounter a problem - troubleshoot it very superficially - then go ahead and submit it as a ticket knowing that we will have to eat the front-line support time anyway, so it might as well be on BMC's ti

Re: BMC Support Doesn't use RSP's enough

2006-12-11 Thread Carey Matthew Black
Axton, But it is all about the paper. (Money that is.) If THEY say "I know my stuff"(AKA: they certify me) then why will "they" not use such a valuable resource to the best of their advantage? ( It just does not make sense to me. ) And just to be clear, I was not trying to say that ONLY RSP/RAC

Re: BMC Support Doesn't

2006-12-11 Thread Pierson, Shawn
This is one of the flaws of most early ITIL adoptions I think. While in ITIL everything is initiated and communicated through the Service Desk as front line support, that doesn't mean that it has to be an organization structure. There's no valid reason for them to limit the KBs as tightly as anot

Re: BMC Support Doesn't

2006-12-11 Thread Joe DeSouza
This is more or less what I meant. As someone who has spent so much time on these systems, chances that you raise an issue that could have been resolved by reading the manuals are much less. Chances that you raise an issue without conducting preliminary checks to see if you have done anything wr

Re: Java Extended API for J2SE5.0

2006-12-11 Thread John Baker
Dan, Or you could use the XML Gateway, which is a bit like Kinetic but an awful lot better. For a start, it provides a generic XML based system of accessing Remedy, as well as LDAP/Active Directory, any SQL database with a JDBC driver and it will even query the Remedy database directly, perform

Re: Design Challenge

2006-12-11 Thread Kaiser Norm E CIV USAF 96 CG/SCWOE
Woops! Forgot to mention the key to the challenge-I'm developing in 5.1.2. Norm _ From: Kaiser Norm E CIV USAF 96 CG/SCWOE Sent: Monday, December 11, 2006 2:41 PM To: 'arslist@ARSLIST.ORG' Subject: Design Challenge Hi everyone: I am designing a new form and have hit a road

Re: BMC Support Doesn't

2006-12-11 Thread Axton
"As an RSP I should be able to see more KB, enter KB's, update KB's and have a great deal more access to info on my incidents/bugs than the average customer. I have INVESTED a great deal of time to become "certified" in this stuff and that should mean that I am a good partner for BMC to work with.

Re: BMC Support Doesn't

2006-12-11 Thread David Charters
I do know that People Soft and SAP both handle there support the same as Remedy. Even if you a 10 year veteran with all the certs you still have to start and level 1 and work your way through the steps. -Original Message- From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: Dev Community Site Not working properly

2006-12-11 Thread Lucero, Michelle - IST contractor
Thanks, Axton. I was able to log out and back and resubmit my ticket online. The dev community site is still not working of course. I should have submitted a ticket earlier; as the search function on the dev community site hasn't been working for weeks. I thought it was simply going through a

Re: Dev Community Site Not working properly

2006-12-11 Thread Carey Matthew Black
Michelle, I had similar problems last week too. However, after doing a browser shutdown/re-open (and using IE v6) it started working again. I think it is a browser thing. And BTW I confirmed that the site is working for me now. -- Carey Matthew Black Remedy Skilled Professional (RSP) ARS = Ac

Re: Dev Community Site Not working properly

2006-12-11 Thread Rick Cook
Hey, at least you can log in. I have been banned for the sin of having a gmail account, though the Support site seems to have no problem with that. Yet another thing they didn't consider in their planning... Rick On 12/11/06, Lucero, Michelle - IST contractor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, Fe

Design Challenge

2006-12-11 Thread Kaiser Norm E CIV USAF 96 CG/SCWOE
Hi everyone: I am designing a new form and have hit a roadblock. I'd appreciate any and all suggestions. Here's what I want to do. I want to create a web news portal very similar to, say, MSN. If you take a look at MSN, you'll see it displays the headline of a news story as a hyperlink.

Re: BMC Support Doesn't

2006-12-11 Thread Carey Matthew Black
Joe, I here you. I feel that frustration. However the most experienced developers do still make "newbie" mistakes from time to time. And wasting a "experts" time trying to figure out that you really did "leave the caps lock key on" is not good for anyone. (Even if it makes the customer on the ot

Re: Dev Community Site Not working properly

2006-12-11 Thread Axton
I got ARERR 9351 on MT 7.0.01 when a XSS checker on the web server was tripped by the backchannel servlet request url format. You may want to ask them to check any security software logs along with the web server logs. Axton Grams On 12/11/06, Lucero, Michelle - IST contractor <[EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: Mid Tier

2006-12-11 Thread ARSList
I heard 4MB too. However, we have 1GB on a Mid-Tier server (Dual 2.8Ghz, 1GB RAID 5 Intel) with ASAPI. I have only seen 32 maximum concurrent users on our IIS web box. It is has 512MB for the Java startup. Our Mid-Tier seems a little slow. I want to get more ram, but I need to get more statistics t

Dev Community Site Not working properly

2006-12-11 Thread Lucero, Michelle - IST contractor
Hi, Fellow Listers, Big Sigh.. So, from someone else's post, I thought I would go to the Developer Community Site to check for new stuff. Here are at the very least the problems that I encountered. 1. The search function doesn't work at all. 2. The Category menu doesn't work. 3. Receive "

Re: Java Extended API for J2SE5.0 ?

2006-12-11 Thread Hugo Visser
Dan, If we could abstract out the binding between the JNI stuff and the Server object, using a ServerFactory or whatever, you could "plugin" the server implementation. Either one build on RTL, the Remedy API or somekind of remote api. For that the API itself must be pretty solid ofcourse. Just a

Re: arlogtmr "Corruptted line"

2006-12-11 Thread Niklas Asplund
Frederick, Now I get an error "Number of query values and destination fields are not the same" I dont't know if it's something wrong with my logfiles... I also tried ARLogAnalyzer as Jarl sugested, but that didn't work... I have tried that one before, and it didn't work then either. Was trying v

Re: Java Extended API for J2SE5.0 ?

2006-12-11 Thread Carey Matthew Black
Dan, Exactly what I was thinking. (But I was thinking less about HTTP(s) and more of a socket/network connection stuff. Just native between a custom Java API and the Custom Java Server that uses JNI to talk to ARS.) You could opt for one more layer of extraction/abstraction (than I was thinking

Re: Mid Tier

2006-12-11 Thread Joe DeSouza
Hello Chris, How are you doing. I don't recall where I had heard this but it was a reliable source. You should take into account at least 4 MB per concurrent user logged in on a mid tier server as far as server memory is concerned to use the Mid-Tier application. Joe D'Souza Remedy Developer

Re: BMC Support Doesn't

2006-12-11 Thread Joe DeSouza
I do agree on the policy bit. What I do not particularly like about their policies is their first level support towards dealing with certain problems. What I think would work is if they were to set up level based profiles of their customers.. What I mean is usually when you have an experienced R

Re: Java Extended API for J2SE5.0 ?

2006-12-11 Thread Dan Hardy
A couple of comments on the open source licensing and Java APIs – - I’m looking into relicensing RTL, JOARSE, and COARSE under the LGPL. I would like to leave the ROI project as GPL. I should have a decision on this by the end of the day today. - This is just my person

Re: Java Search Record API

2006-12-11 Thread Jarl Grøneng
I recomend using log4j when logging a java application.(or other applications) http://logging.apache.org/log4j/docs/index.html -- Jarl On 12/8/06, Mikhail Serate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ** Hello List, I've got an API that searches for a Record X in Form A. I created a Java API for this

Re: MIGRATION TOOL ITSM 7

2006-12-11 Thread White, Ed
Xchel, I attended a webinar the week of 11/26 and BMC assured us that there would be something available by 12/1. It is now 12/11 and there is still nothing available. I am also very interested in regards to when this will be available. From: Action Request S

Re: arlogtmr "Corruptted line"

2006-12-11 Thread Jarl Grøneng
Download ARLogAnalyzer from Community Download. It's much, much, much better than the Logtmr program. Be sure to read the Frequently Asked Questions section. The tool is just awesome... Can't tune performance without it. -- Jarl On 12/11/06, Niklas Asplund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi I am t

Re: RSP

2006-12-11 Thread Thad Esser
Actually, I just talked to the education department on Friday about this exact thing, and they essentially said to do what Scott says below. Hopefully, if the approval gods are with me, I'll be in Maryland in February for the RSP class. I've already taken the 7.x What's New, and the Remedy Edu

Remedy mid-tier on a Mac?

2006-12-11 Thread Lai, Canhai
Hi all, Does Remedy mid-tier work on a Macintosh machine? Currently my Remedy mid-tier is configured to run on New Atlanta ServletExec/AS 5.0 for Windows. So, my gut feeling is that it will not run on a Mac. If this is right, what does it take to make Remedy run on a Mac? Can I make the same serv

Re: Daylight savings time again

2006-12-11 Thread Chris Rom
Mike, there is a Statement of Direction for FTS that should address your questions. Is was just recently released and is available on the support site. Rgds, Chris ___ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.ars

Re: OT-RE: BMC SupportWeb is GARBAGE

2006-12-11 Thread tgaltamore
Hi Barry, One of the more notable issues is that the KBs that we can see, and the KBs the support staff sees are not the same. They see a far more robust KB database. Often I had been asked "did you check the KBs?" I finally had someone webex, and we looked at it from my login, and the

Re: BMC Support Doesn't

2006-12-11 Thread tgaltamore
Hi Listers, There are still many there who are truly great at what they do. Some for always having the right answer, and some who no matter what won't rest till they find the solution. So for Gary, Doug, Dave Carrie, Carmen, Russ, Dave (the other Dave), Jason, and all of you who over the ye

Re: BMC Support Doesn't

2006-12-11 Thread Pickering, Christopher
AMEN to that. Virginia in Servers and Grace in Licenses to add a couple more. C From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rick Cook Sent: Monday, December 11, 2006 11:50 AM To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG Subject: Re: B

Re: BMC Support Doesn't

2006-12-11 Thread Rick Cook
Add to that list Chris Pettibon, Jesse Richardson, Rich Denman, Jane Stuckey, Derek Bennett, and Bamba - all very knowledgeable and helpful folks. That's not a complete list, and I apologize to those whose names my brain is too feeble to still remember, but the point is that the problem isn't tha

Re: OT-RE: BMC SupportWeb is GARBAGE

2006-12-11 Thread Warren Baltimore
OK, since I started this (talk about trolling.) Let me say that I have continued to have some pretty good contacts with folks inside Remedy In fact, right after I wrote the original post, I called support (I hadn't made a call to support in a LONG time, always used the web) and immediate

Mid Tier

2006-12-11 Thread Pickering, Christopher
Ladies and Gentlemen, Does anyone have any idea as to how many connections is the maximum for midtier and to support that maximum, how much memory should be required. I would prefer a ratio if that is possible. I realize there are many variables involved, but a best guess would be preferred. C

Re: BMC Support Doesn't

2006-12-11 Thread Joe DeSouza
I sort of agree here but there are just these certain individuals at Remedy support I don't mind dealing with as my experience with them has been more than satisfactory. To name a couple, I think Alfred from the Server Support team is one of their most brilliant server resources, and recently I

Re: Java Extended API for J2SE5.0 ?

2006-12-11 Thread Axton
The benefit to me is the use of collections. It simplifies programming and integrations with most other third party classes, as they include methods to work with colections. Unfortunately, the challenge in removing the jni piece of any of the available java api's will require the availability of

Re: Java Extended API for J2SE5.0 ?

2006-12-11 Thread Hugo Visser
Axton, That applies to LGPL, the Lesser GNU Public Licence. JOARSE is licensed under the "normal" GPL as far as I can see, the sources contain the line: * JOARSE is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * th

Re: Weekly remedy Reports

2006-12-11 Thread Bruce Scott
James, Are you exporting the report? This is currently what I'm doing (many Thanks to Colleen Eilbert): 1) I have a folder on the application server containing the report file and a couple of batch files. One batch file I use to attach a date value to the file name in order to allow files to bui

Re: Java Extended API for J2SE5.0 ?

2006-12-11 Thread Axton
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-java.html provides a better synopsis of the issue. I would like to quote the following: "If you distribute a Java application that imports LGPL libraries, it's easy to comply with the LGPL. Your application's license needs to allow users to modify the library, an

ARS integration with Pinnacle Telecommunications System

2006-12-11 Thread Cathy Ward
Remedy enviromnment ARS 6.03 patch 18 Oracle 9.2 All custom applications We are currently integrated with Pinnacle's Telemanagement System V3 and will be upgrading to V5.4.5. Is anyone currently running Pinnacle V5.x with Remedy? How was the integration done - with view forms or something e

Re: Java Extended API for J2SE5.0 ?

2006-12-11 Thread Hugo Visser
Hi Axton, Yes I know. My point is that I do not see much use in switching one JNI wrapped API by another JNI wrapped API. The issues that are present with the JNI stuff are not going away when switching to JOARSE. My other point is that RTL and JOARSE do not support all Remedy platforms and that

Re: BMC Support Doesn't

2006-12-11 Thread Meyer, Jennifer
Gee, Barry, I've noticed that, too. At my last position, we kept a running total on our whiteboard. Every time we called support, we logged who actually solved the problem, our admin team or theirs. Their team remained with a 0 total. Come to think of it, I don't actually call BMC support: I'm

Re: Java Extended API for J2SE5.0 ?

2006-12-11 Thread Hugo Visser
Axton, I'm well aware of GPL and Java being opensourced under the GPL. There's one exception though, Java is GPLled with the classpath exception that allows linkage from any program, opensource or not. Without that exception, the linking program must also be GPL. See the wikipedia site on this fo

Weekly remedy Reports

2006-12-11 Thread James Collins
I am trying to set up a weekly report that runs stats, I have a report built, is there a way that I can inbed it into an escalation to have it run say on every Friday? James Collins Supervisor Client Services,IT Service Desk Vnet 331-6070 DD 914-881-6070 Fax 914 331 7318 DD 914-881-7318 www.v

Re: OT-RE: BMC SupportWeb is GARBAGE

2006-12-11 Thread Barry Lindstrom
Gee...If this is Off Topic, what is on? The web site may suck, but it's the changes to the underlying support organization that concern me. I used to(pre BMC Userworld 06) be able to pick up the phone and call Remedy tech support with a 50/50 chance of getting an answer to my question. AND, i

Re: arlogtmr "Corruptted line"

2006-12-11 Thread Niklas Asplund
Hi Frederick This looks like a very nice tool. If I could get it to work When I load the logfile into the access table, I get a message of "No Current Record." And nothing was inserted into the SQL_Log. Does the import demand any specific dateformats or something like that?? // Niklas On

Re: arlogtmr "Corruptted line"

2006-12-11 Thread Grooms, Frederick W
The format of the log file changed from ARS v5 to ARS v6 so the 5.1 version will not work on a 6.3 file. I did an app in Access and it is available on Matt's site http://www.mattreinfeldt.com/site/component/option,com_docman/task,doc_download/gid,10/Itemid,28/ http://www.mattreinfeldt.com Dow

Re: RSP

2006-12-11 Thread Rick Cook
Very true - BMC was very willing to transfer my RAC to RSP, and upgrade it to v7. No hassles, no problems at all. I forgot to mention it before because that didn't seem to be the main body of his angst. Rick On 12/11/06, Scott Parrish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Bob, You can always get your R

Re: RSP

2006-12-11 Thread Scott Parrish
Bob, You can always get your RSP on 6.0 and then just take the What's New to "upgrade" it to 7.0 Scott Parrish IT Prophets, LLC (770) 653-5203 http://www.itprophets.com -Original Message- From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bob Sent:

Re: Java Extended API for J2SE5.0 ?

2006-12-11 Thread Axton
RTL is a C++ wrapper for the BMC provided libraries. JOARSE is a JNI wrapper for RTL In essence, RTL and JOARSE are based on the supported libraries, they simply implement a layer of abstraction that makes programming with them much easier. Axton Grams On 12/11/06, Hugo Visser <[EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: Java Extended API for J2SE5.0 ?

2006-12-11 Thread Axton
GPL languages do not require programs written with them to be GPL. It only requires that projects derived from the GPL'd software be GPL'd (i.e., you write a fork of RTL that you want to release). Think about it, Java is moving to GPL, gnu gcc is GPL, and the list goes on and on. Axton Grams

Re: Crystal and AR User coming up with different search results

2006-12-11 Thread Dave Barber
Darned my stupipdity for not doing that. I've got out of the habit. Time to determine what field is getting a default value then. Many thanks, and sorry for wasting everyones time! On 11/12/06, Kevin Gallagher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: You might try doing a Ctrl+E or an edit > clear all be

Re: Crystal and AR User coming up with different search results

2006-12-11 Thread Kevin Gallagher
You might try doing a Ctrl+E or an edit > clear all before running your search in the user tool. There may be a hidden field being set by Remedy when the form is opened that is skewing your results. --- Dave Barber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Interesting one. > > I'm putting together some rep

Re: Retrieving Date from SQL

2006-12-11 Thread Heider, Stephen
If I could add something to what Jim mentioned. In SQL Server functions (UDFs) can not return non-deterministic values "directly". You can accomplish the goal of using or returning non-deterministic values (ie. GetDate(), GetUTCDate()) within a UDF by placing the non-deterministic values in a SQL

Re: Crystal and AR User coming up with different search results

2006-12-11 Thread Dave Barber
Should have said - nope, the reports are being run from Crystal itself via an ODBC connection. I may try it via the ARDBC instead, see if that gives different results. Either way though, the user tool isn't correctly representing the underlying data. Disturbing. Regards Dave On 11/12/06, Fr

Re: Crystal and AR User coming up with different search results

2006-12-11 Thread CONDREA, Daniel
Are these Crystal report being run from the User Tool? Somehow YES ODBC From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Frank Caruso Sent: 11 December 2006 14:26 To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG Subject: Re: Crystal and AR Us

Re: Crystal and AR User coming up with different search results

2006-12-11 Thread Frank Caruso
Are these Crystal report being run from the User Tool? If not, what database connection is being used: ODBC, Direct SQL, Stored Procedure's, etc...? On 12/11/06, Dave Barber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ** Interesting one. I'm putting together some reports against the helpdesk form (v5) in Crys

arlogtmr "Corruptted line"

2006-12-11 Thread Niklas Asplund
Hi I am trying to run the arlogtmr utility on a SQL Logfile. I'm running: arlogtmr.exe -i h:\ars\loggar\sql.log -d 5 The result I'm getting for each row is: ** Corruptted line in log file ** /* mσ dec 11 2006 10:27:19.2550 */SELECT T506.C1,T506.C1 FROM T506 WHERE ('AG005056001A1Ah

Re: Stop Exporting SLA

2006-12-11 Thread Anoop Sasidharan
Phani, Thanks much. It worked Regards Anoop Date: Mon, 11 Dec 2006 15:37:30 +0530From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Re: Stop Exporting SLATo: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Anoop, There is a Remedy's KB article about this. I dnt have the KB article # with me as of now, I guess U can search it. The solu

Crystal and AR User coming up with different search results

2006-12-11 Thread Dave Barber
Interesting one. I'm putting together some reports against the helpdesk form (v5) in Crystal, and thought I'd sanity check the results with the user tool. For a given customer, in a given month, the two are giving different results. ie. customer="a" and 'create date' >= "01/11/2006" and 'create

Re: Stop Exporting SLA

2006-12-11 Thread CONDREA, Daniel
To export data from ARS use runmacro.exe. With a bit of effort ant no investment data in ARS can be easily exported. Using the Remedy User command line interface Action Request System 6.3 566 "Chapter 19-Using AR System clients from a command line" From: Acti

Re: Java Extended API for J2SE5.0 ?

2006-12-11 Thread Hugo Visser
Dan, As a sidenote, why is JOARSE made GPL? GPL will require that any program that uses JOARSE to be GPL as well. Wouldn't be LGPL be a better fit (I'd prefer Apache or BSD license myself)? Hugo On 12/11/06, Hugo Visser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Dan, Personally I'm reluctant to use another

Re: Stop Exporting SLA

2006-12-11 Thread HonnourPrahalladachar, PhaniRaja
Hi Anoop, There is a Remedy's KB article about this. I dnt have the KB article # with me as of now, I guess U can search it. The solution in that article is described as: The export dialog remains open after you click on the Export button, so you can receive this message if you click on the b

George Tsai/Corp/Walgreens is out of the office.

2006-12-11 Thread George Tsai
I will be out of the office starting 12/11/2006 and will not return until 12/13/2006. I will respond to your message when I return. ___ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org ARSlist:"Where the Answer

Re: Java Extended API for J2SE5.0 ?

2006-12-11 Thread Hugo Visser
Dan, Personally I'm reluctant to use another library that uses JNI. Although the Remedy supplied API is a bit weird and maybe even buggy on certain areas, it is supported and also runs on all of the supported platforms. We have customers on about every supported platform so I really care about th