Internal Compilation Error Terminated With A Fatal Exception

Application Testing Suite SQL Developer SQL Developer Data Modeler Application Development Framework Application Express Oracle REST Data Services Developer Tools for Visual Studio Discoverer Enterprise Pack for Eclipse JHeadstart Warehouse Builder XML Developer's Kit Zend Server Forms Oracle Help Technologies Oracle Mobile Application Framework WebRTC Oracle JET JDeveloper Service Update Title: JDeveloper Service Update 3 Release Date: May 19, 2006 Build Number: 10.1.3.3716 (internal use only) Description This is the third Service Update (SU3) for JDeveloper 10.1.3.0.4. It fixes some commonly-encountered critical issues. We recommend that all customers apply this Service Update.  Installation This Service Update requires that Service Update 1 (and optionally, Service Update 2) has been installed. Please ensure JDeveloper Service Update 1 is already installed before installing Service Update 3. To verify whether Service Update 1 is installed, choose Help > About from the JDeveloper menu. You should see 10.1.3.0.4 (SU1) or 10.1.3.0.4 (SU2) as the version number. If (SU n ) is not present in this box, it means Service Update 1 has not been installed. Please follow the instructions to install Service Update 1 before proceeding to install Service Update 3. To install JDeveloper Service Update 3: Choose Help > Check for Updates in JDeveloper. Select the  Official Oracle Extensions and Updates update center and click  Next. Select the JDeveloper Service Update 3 and click  Next. Note: Service Update 3 will not appear if Service Update 1 is not yet installed. In this case, please install Service Update 1 first. After the download completes, click Finish. You will be prompted to restart JDeveloper. Click Yes. During restart click Yes to confirm overwriting each updated file. Click No when prompted whether to perform a migration from a previous installation. Choose Help > About and verify that the service update has been applied. You should see " (SU3)" after the version

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update and access data. It looks really interesing. These services are published using the REST paradigm http://tugdualgrall.blogspot.com/2006_03_01_archive.html and XML. Based on this protocol Google is now exposing its Calendar. I am currently playing around with it, really fun. A good opportunity for portlets and widgets developments... Note http://www.trilug.org/pipermail/dev/2002-June/000279.html for Oracle JDeveloper 10g (10.1.3) users: I have define the GData and Calendar API as new library inside Oracle JDeveloper. But I had some issue compiling when I start to internal compilation use any of the class coming from these library with the default configuration on Windows XP. I just switch from Oracle JVM to the standard JDK compiler in my project to avoid this "Error: Internal compilation error, terminated with a fatal exception". To do this it is quite simple. Double click on your project, choose compiler in the left tree, internal compilation error and check the "Use Javac" option to force JDeveloper to use the standard javac command. (I will have to find where this issue come from...) Posted by Tugdual Grall at 8:34 PM 1 comments Labels: Others.... Monday, March 13, 2006 Oracle Industrial Telnet Server (ITS): The OracleAS Hidden Treasure.. When I was working in Oracle Consulting I was surprised to see how many customers are using character mode applications, base on Oracle Forms. Lot of applications in wharehouses, harbour, ... are using telnet terminal, usually remote/mobile using RF networks. Moving to Java on the server was very hard for them because of the lack of support for easy character mode development based solutions. OracleAS 10g/ADFprovides such support with the Industrial Telnet Server (ITS). ITS is the telnet server running in a J2EE container as a J2CA adaptor, and uses JavaServer Faces to render the user interface. The advantage of using JSF for the UI, it allows developer to leverage automatically different renderers (HTML, Mobile and telnet) without changing the application. Here an example of the different renderer provid

RedHat 7.1 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] I've had some problems with Sun's JDK under Linux and Oracle 9i. I used Blackdown's JDK, which was recommended in the Oracle 9i docs as well, and it seems to have cleared for me. www.blackdown.org JDK v1.1.8 worked ok. -----Original Message----- From: Tom Bryan [mailto:tbryan@python.net] Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 1:18 PM To: dev@trilug.org Subject: [Dev] Oracle's JDeveloper 9i on RedHat 7.1 I'm trying to use Oracle's JDeveloper 9i on a RedHat 7.1 at work. It installed fine. I can start it and set up a project and edit code. When I try to build any code (even HelloWorld.java), I get the following lame error: Compiling... Internal compilation error, terminated with a fatal exception That's it! I can compile the code with the JDK 1.3.1 that I specified to JDeveloper in its jdev.conf file. Before I go down the path of Oracle TAR Hell, I thought that I'd ask here first. Has anyone else tried this (or a similar Java IDE)? Any success/failure stories to share? Any idea how I can extract something more informative than the error message I'm getting from JDeveloper? Thanks, ---Tom _______________________________________________ Dev mailing list Dev@trilug.org http://www.trilug.org/mailman/listinfo/dev Previous message: [Dev] Representing Tree/hierachical data in a relational database Next message: [Dev] Oracle's JDeveloper 9i on RedHat 7.1 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]