I find a good strategy sometimes is to locate the corresponding item in the C
API as it's usually better documented.
In this case, it seems these are used when you are importing or exporting VUIs
(type = VUI) or mail templates (type = MAIL), and they allow you to specify the
specific VUI or mai
SOAP-encoding refers to a specific way of encoding data into XML, so whether or
not you can call a specific web service depends on whether or not the web
services uses RPC-encoding of arrays and structures. If the web service is
document-literal there is no issue. Well, there might be some diffe
BMC White Paper 85503 "Performance Tuning for Business Service Management" is a
good starting point.
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There is quite a lot of information about the various parameters in the mid
tier guide (in the "configuring the mid-tier" chapter, cache settings section)
maxElementsInMemory is a total count that is actually ignored in favour of
referenceMaxElementsInMemory, which seems to be set to 1250 by def
You could use the database session info within your trigger to find out which
server & process is generating the deletes. That will at least let you confirm
that it's an arserverd in your server group or not. e.g.
select sys_context('USERENV', 'HOST') from dual;
select process, program from v$
I've seen similar symptoms on solaris before, it was resolved by setting
RPC-Non-Blocking-IO: T in the ar.conf. I think you might need to ensure a
couple of patches are installed as well.
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If the firewall is only closing the inactive connections, you might be able to
persuade the mid tier to close them itself.
Normally the mid tier keeps some unspecified number of idle connections in the
pool for a certain time. In 7.6.4 there are options in the mid-tier config
pages to set the
This is usually indicative that the plugin hasn't loaded / initialised
properly, or the plugin alias isn't pointing to the plugin.
If you check the plugin log in the usual logging directory
(ARserver\Db\arjavaplugin.log) it should tell you if it managed to initialize
the plugin and if not why
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