If you ever made your own back up script with Robocopy that included the user folders without the /XJ switch and then want to clean up your back up drive, you found this ugly nested structure that you could not delete.
To the rescue is Deep Remove Folders Directories in Windows at http://deepremove.codeplex.com/. Works like a charm. Thank you, JuanPablo!
Most Java developers are familiar with Eclipse. While the Content Server Developer Tools (CSDT) does not work the same as other application-specific Eclipse plug-ins, it does provide the ability to perform custom development more easily with WebCenter Sites (a.k.a. Fatwire prior to the Oracle acquisition) than other options if you are comfortable in Eclipse.
The first trick is finding the JSK. You must have an Oracle Support account to access it through normal channels. On the Oracle Support site, search for “webcenter sites JUMPSTARTKIT” in the Patch category.
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The base of my home office chair bent beyond repair last week and I finally had to replace it today. It has supported my rear through the following:
Employers – netNumina (who gave it to me when they bought new furniture), FYW, Jupiter Media, Keane, Quin Street Publishing, BEA, Oracle, Primitive Logic
Locations – Charlestown, Cambridge, Manchest-by-the-Sea, Fort Mill, and Oceanside
Customers – CholesterolCare.com, Fidelity, Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, Jonesco, Sullivan Real Estate, O’Neil Machinery, Dunkin’ Donuts, Iron Mountain, US Government, Bank of America, VMWare, Northern Trust, GNMA, Sempra
If you use WebCenter Sites on Linux with Firefox, you may have hit the nasty issue where the latest Firefox update disabled your tools. These are the steps I followed to get it working again:
Example commands:
[myusername@ol6vm]$ cd /usr/lib64/mozilla/plugins [myusername@ol6vm plugins]$ sudo su [sudo] password for myusername: [root@ol6vm plugins]# ln -fs $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/amd64/libnpjp2.so libnpjp2.so exit [myusername@ol6vm plugins]$ $JAVA_HOME /jre/bin/jcontrol
A link to my LinkedIn post to a blog with the how to is https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/blog-mash-up-virtualbox-port-forwards-windows-7-oracle-scott-nelson.
In short, go to advanced networking and add the port to the Virtualbox instance settings then go to the Firewall control in Oracle Linux System Administration menu and add it there, too.
One of those things that took hours to figure out and moments to explain.