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OC4J Instance error [message #133159]

Wed, 17 August 2005 21:24

amphrodite
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Hi everyone,

Does anyone knows wat is the meaning of:

Forms session <1> aborted: unable to communicate with runtime process.

Tq!

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Re: OC4J Instance error [message #133162 is a reply to message #133159]

Wed, 17 August 2005 21:46

djmartin
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It is a good idea to give people a bit of an idea of what version you are running and on what platform.

My curtness aside, I would guess you are running 6i or 9i with multi-browser turned on and you have closed the initial browser window thereby cutting your session off at the knees.

David

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Re: OC4J Instance error [message #133170 is a reply to message #133162]

Wed, 17 August 2005 23:34

amphrodite
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I am running 9i on Windows XP.While running the form i got the following error msg:

FRM-92100:Your connection to the server was interupted.This maybe the result of a network error,or a failure on the server.You will need to reestablish your session.

I hv tried to restart my pc but that didn't solve the problem.

What should i do now?

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Re: OC4J Instance error [message #133175 is a reply to message #133170]

Wed, 17 August 2005 23:45

djmartin
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Question 1: Please confirm that either (A) you are running your form against the 9iDS that is also running on your PC, OR (B) you are running your form against the TEST or PROD 9iAS that is running on a 'nix box centrally.

Question 2: Please confirm that either (A) this is a form you have just changed or you have changed a library OR (B) you are accessing a test system and it is failing all the time and you haven't even change anything.

More details please.

David

[Updated on: Thu, 18 August 2005 00:26]

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Re: OC4J Instance error [message #133184 is a reply to message #133175]

Thu, 18 August 2005 00:23

amphrodite
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Sorry,i don't quite sure about that.Whenever i run a form,the OC4J Instance will display testMode: false.

I am sure i didn't change the library or anything,i just placing a few text items on the forms and resizing it.

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Re: OC4J Instance error [message #133186 is a reply to message #133184]

Thu, 18 August 2005 00:29

djmartin
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I cam assuming 1A and 2A. Please confirm.

Do a Ctrl-Shft-k (compile all) THEN a Ctrl-t (generate). See if that fixes your problem.

David

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Re: OC4J Instance error [message #133189 is a reply to message #133186]

Thu, 18 August 2005 00:36

amphrodite
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I hv tried the Ctrl-Shft-K and Ctrl-T but that didn't solve the problem.

What did u mean by running in a nix box centrally?I think most probably in my case is 1a.

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Re: OC4J Instance error [message #133192 is a reply to message #133189]

Thu, 18 August 2005 00:54

djmartin
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A 'nix box is a Unix / Linux / Solaris / AIX box, anything but Windows.

Okay ... let's try another angle.

What have you changed? You added a few new items to your form ... okay.
Did the form work before?
Have you installed other Oracle software?
Do you have other forms?
Do they work?

David

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Re: OC4J Instance error [message #133194 is a reply to message #133192]

Thu, 18 August 2005 01:00

amphrodite
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I didn't change anything except placing new text items and resizing and relocate in on the form.It was running well for several times before it the error suddenly crops up.

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Re: OC4J Instance error [message #133195 is a reply to message #133192]

Thu, 18 August 2005 01:01

amphrodite
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i hv tried running other forms and they run pretty well.

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Re: OC4J Instance error [message #133199 is a reply to message #133195]

Thu, 18 August 2005 01:12

djmartin
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It is so annoying when this happens. Okay .. do you have an old copy of your form and a tool with which you can compare them eg FormDiff or FormsTool?

You state that you added some new fields? Did you add then as new items or did you duplicate them? If the latter, did they come with 'baggage', that is, triggers or object types?

If you added them as new items, have you got the right data type (new items are character by default), and are they long enough (default is 30). Check your table definition and then check your item properties.

Did you write any triggers for them? Or any internal procedures? Does this code assign data to them from a local variable? Is that variable longer than the new field?

Sorry for so many questions. Work through them one at a time and record your responese in notepad. When finished copy it into a reply to this email. I don't know what's happening to the forum server but I have lost quite a few replies recently.

David

[Updated on: Thu, 18 August 2005 01:13]

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