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Oracle Database 19c Installer [INS-20802] DB Configuration Assistant failed.

mamimaralAug 2 2022 — edited Aug 2 2022

On the 8th step of Oracle installation, I'm receiving the following 2 errors which I'll support with screenshots:
Oracle Database configuration - Failed
Oracle Database Configuration Assistant - Failed
If you know the knowledge to resolve this issue, please leave a comment down below, and If there is any further information needed, please let me know.
error.jpeg
Thanks.
Muhammed M.

Comments

Rahul,

Always mention your JDev version.

Your usecase is not clear to me. If you want to split the array and display the strings in the output text, check out if you could use af:forEach / af:iterator (with an output text inside it).

-Arun

user8696578

Hi Arun,

Yes you are correct I am using af:foreach.

Can you tell me what would the value of the outputtext point to(since it is a String). As the iterator is pointing to a list of items. and it also has a var property as items.

Jdeveloper 11.1.1.7.0

Regards,

Rahul

Rahul,

Here is a simple ex:

JSPX :

<af:panelBox id="pb1">
<af:forEach var="items" items="#{viewScope.MyBean.stringList}">
<af:outputText id="ot1" value="#{items}"/>
</af:forEach>
</af:panelBox>

Bean :

public class MyBean {

private List<String> stringList;

    public void setStringList(List<String> stringList) {
        this.stringList = stringList;
    }

    public List<String> getStringList() {
        return stringList;
    }

    public MyBean() {
        super();
        stringList = new ArrayList<String>();
        stringList.add("One");
        stringList.add("Two");
        stringList.add("Three");
        stringList.add("Four");
        stringList.add("Five");

}

}

-Arun

B

user8696578

Thanks Arun. It Worked

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