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Serialization error in Websphere 7 using Mojarra 2.1.22

jjdipirroFeb 27 2014

This error is occurring repeatedly in clustered production Websphere 7.0.0.25 environment with memory-to-memory replication turn on:

[2/27/14 11:06:00:741 EST] 00000006 WASSession E MTMBuffWrapper storeObject SESN0200E: Caught Exception while trying to serialize.

[2/27/14 11:06:00:741 EST] 00000006 WASSession E MTMHashMap handlePropertyHits SESN0202E: Failed to replicate attribute com.sun.faces.application.view.activeViewMaps

Any insight into how this error can be addressed or what impact it might be having on the overall stability of the production environment would be appreciated

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DayalanP

I assume you are talking about integrating with Fusion GL, you don't need to have the flat file from Fusion GL. See the new method to load the data from Fusion GL https://docs.oracle.com/cloud/latest/epm-common/ERPIA/fusion_load_simplified_100x4cec63f4.htm#ERPIA-GUID-260A0834-0E99-4…

Regards,

Dayalan P.

JohnGoodwin

If you are asking is there direct integration between Data Management and Fusion for metadata then no that doesn't exist yet, it is still only direct integration for data.

If you are looking for information on loading metadata through DM then you could try - More to life...: EPM Cloud – Data Management – Loading metadata is here

Cheers

John

SureshM-Oracle

Check the document for metadata integration:

https://docs.oracle.com/cloud/latest/epm-common/ERPIA/loading_metadata_102x26c28547.htm#ERPIA-GUID-0F1A2374-9928-4144-9A…

Extract from the same page:

Data Management supports the loading of metadata from a flat file. This feature allows customers to build a metadata load file in any format, from any source, and load the metadata to an Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud environment. Using this approach, users can set property defaults during the load or mapping process.

user11440683

Excellent blog John, really excellent!

One question if I may, with cloud ERP, if the detail is there in your blog I am missing it, how is the 'Data Storage' type correctly determined when you load from an ERP system, I can see how you can make everything Store Data or Never Share, but with parents I don't see how it can differentiate between shared and the prime parent, as there are no such concepts in ERP 'land'?

JohnGoodwin

The functionality is basically the same method as if you load directly to metadata to planning so the same rules apply there is no magic, with DM you get the ability to provide mappings so you would need to come up with the logic to apply the data storage property.

user11440683

Thanks John,

what workaround do you use on the shared members then?

This still sounds like a big step down from the on premise solution I built many years ago to integrate ebs with Planning!

JohnGoodwin

You mean the metadata rule functionality built into on-premise FDMEE with EBS as a source, if so the metadata functionality in Data Management is not currently aimed at replacing that, direct metadata integration with fusion is on the roadmap.

user11440683

Thanks again!

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