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dealing with functions not in class Object

793927Sep 6 2002 — edited Sep 10 2002
Hi,
while i was working on GJ i faced the following problem, when i write a generic class i have to take into my consideration those functions that i want to define for the row type class and not included in class Object (toSting() is in class Object but print() is not). of course every time i want to call print() from the generic class the compiler gives me an error becuz it is not in class Object.. is there anyway to get rid of this problem in a simple way without having to deal with more than one row type ?
thanks everyone

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gernot

Instance debugging (d0.sql) shows that HTTP header variable is found and its value is correct. But the sentry function still fails - see attachment
d2.txt (12.99 KB)Which additional conditions are checked in the sentry function (in HTTP header variable authentication scheme to login in APEX itself)?
(user exists and is open)
Thanks

user12097829

Hi,
I've the same problem here (using Apex 21.2 and Apex 22.1):
HTTP header variable is set by Apache and found by Apex. But the sentry function still fails.
Using the Oracle provided "HTTP header variable" authentication scheme, there's no possibility to specify a custom sentry function, but obviously there must be an internal sentry function.
Which additional conditions are checked in the internal sentry function?
Thanks

user12097829

Hi,
found a solution for my problem with "HTTP header variable":
Following several tutorials I had set "Verify Username" to "After Login" for my authentication scheme.
After changing setting "Verify Username" from "After Login" to "Each Request" everything works fine.
Thanks

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