By now every knows that the release of Hyperion 11x has provided us with the latest and greatest Essbase modeling application, Essbase Studio.  A lot of us are familiar with Essbase Integration Services and have been looking at Essbase Studio like a two-headed dog.  They either are scared and don’t want to go near it or they are so used to their purse-dog, i.e: EIS, that they stick with what they know best and haven’t unwrapped Essbase Studio yet.

I have been trying to run my RMI/IIOP client in Jdev 10135, and I kept on getting the following stack error:

java.rmi.AccessException: CORBA NO_PERMISSION 0 No; nested exception is: 
       org.omg.CORBA.NO_PERMISSION: ----------BEGIN server-side stack trace----------

Creating custom applications in Oracle JDeveloper using the Oracle Webcenter framework can be quite productive using the included out-of-the box components, taskflows and services. However, when it come to designing the page UI, it can be a frustrating experience. This is due in part on how certain components interact with each other in terms of flow and/or the ability to stretch its contents. In the beginning, I learned how to "get along" with working with the layouts components through many trial and error experiences.

When using HTTP Sessions with WebLogic Cluster, you can ensure high availability for your session by configuring HTTP Session Replication. For the replication strategy, you have many options to select from like In-memory, file, JDBC, Cookie etc. When you are using in-memory replication with a web server to front WebLogic Server Cluster, the proxy plug-in must be configured on the web servers. The proxy plug-ins are intelligent enough to stick the request from a client to the same server where the session is hosted.