• Bea.jolt.serviceexception: Tpenoent No Entry Found Alive
• Bea.jolt.serviceexception: Tpenoent No Entry Found Dead

If you need to download the patches or software from My Oracle Support, you can use the below utility available at GithubThe Github site has instructions on how to use this utility.I have found some additional challenges when using this utility if you are behind a proxy. The way patch download process works is that you connect to MOS (support.oracle.com) using HTTPS for authentication and use http for actual file download. This requires you use the below command line argument to support for both http and https.

The Github site readme only specifies using https, which works for authentication but fails to download the file.java -Dhttp.proxyHost=aaa.com -Dhttp.proxyPort=80 -Dhttps.proxyHost=aaa.com -Dhttps.proxyPort=80 -jar getMOSPatch.jar MOSUser=aaa@aaa.com MOSPass=aaa platform=226P download=all patch=26557153. I have also found that the code uses (Line 144) conn.setReadTimeout(60000); which is 1 minute.

I have found that this may not be sufficient for the busy sites and it fails with the following message. To avoid this issue, I simply changed it to conn.setReadTimeout(6000000); – 100 minutes and used the below to recompile the jar file.Unzip the current jar to extract META-INFMANIFEST.MF file to the folder where you store the java file.

Also change the path to java. The below path are for Windows 8 and JDK 8.' When trying to apply patch 22502456 to Oracle Runtime client using latest OPatch version 11.2.0.3.12it fails with the following error. To see the further details, Please log in to your webserver and open the following log files. Currently all PeopleSoft PeopleTools releases including 8.55 only supports Java 1.7 for the Appserver. Java 1.7 by default only enables support for SSL 3.0 and TLS 1, though it supports both TLS 1.1. They are not enabled by default.

Re: bea.jolt.ServiceException: TPENOENT - no entry found 666705 Mar 16, 2007 6:54 PM ( in response to 666705 ) Hi Ajay, Please see my response to your other post. PIA Error on Signon Page: bea.jolt.ServiceException: TPENOENT - no entry found If you are getting the above message like above in sigon page with all OPRD ID's then.

This is easy to fix for HTTPS connections by modifying JavaVM options the following parameter to Appserver (psappsrv.cfg) and Batch server (psprcs.cfg) config filesJavaVM Options=-Dxdo.ConfigFile=%PSHOME%/appserv/xdo.cfg -Xms32m -Xmx128m -Dhttps.protocols=TLSv1,TLSv1.1,TLSv1.2Once you modify the Parameter, simply restart the Appserver or batch server and it will take effect. There is no need to reconfigure the appserver or batch server.Please note this only work for HTTPS connections for e.g. If you use Oracle Internet Directory (OID) to resolve database names, then you have this feature enabled by default.

Bea.jolt.serviceexception: Tpenoent No Entry Found Alive

With Global database link feature, users can access tables/view in other database using @dbname syntax even when there is no explicit database link is created. For e.g User A logged in to Database A using his personal id: XXXX can run the below query to access table in database b. Only thing that is needed to make this work is that password for the user A must be same in both database A and B.select.

fromThis may create a potential locking situation,if password in database are not synced up and there is an account lock policy implemented to lock account after x invalid attempts. As soon as user runs more than x sql statements using global database link feature, it will lock the account in database b. When you look at dba audit trail, you will see the connection attempt was made by oracle user and machine name will be of database server machine name. This makes it confusing to determine how this account got locked up.This is even more dangerous, if some one runs a SQR or Application engine program using peoplesoft process scheduler with a remotedbname sysntax for sql for e.g.This is because, PeopleSoft process scheduler runs the sql using database access id in database A, which inurn access the database b using the access id password in Database A. Most likely you would keep the database access id password (default: SYSADM) different for different databases and this can potentially lock the sysadm password in database B due to account lock out policy.

If this happens, users will see when trying to access the application“Bea.jolt.serviceexception: TPENOENT – No entry”You can find more information on this at My Oracle SupportWhat are Global Database Link and How do you Disable them? (Doc ID 1632329.1)If this happens in your environment, Please check if database access id is locked out. If yes, unlock the database access id and restart all your app and batch servers. After the recent upgrade to iOS9 from iOS 8.4.1 on iPAd Air and iPhone 6, PeopleSoft pages appears zoomed and entire UI looks messed up using safari. Our PeopleTools environment is 8.53.12 and this is reproducible in multiple demo environments including HR and Portal 9.1.Stpes to reproduce the issue1.

Login to HRMS 9.1/Portal 9.1 Demo instance using iPad or iPhone running iOS9 using Safari2. Open System Profile pageScreenshot of the zoomed page.Update from Oracle SupportThis is a known issue tracked by- IOS 9 BETA 5: CLASSIC PAGES ARE NOT RENDERING PROPERLY.Apple Development is currently working on the issueUpdates: Issue is not resolved even with release of 9.1 and according to apple support they are still investigating the issue and it will be fixed in some unknown future release.

Meanwhile Oracle has provided the workaround. Please test carefully before applying the workaround.Please refer to following E-PIA Peoplesoft Classic Pages Are Not Rendering Correctly In IOS 9 (Doc ID 2057957.1)for the workaround.

Bea.jolt.serviceexception: Tpenoent No Entry Found Dead

It is different for 8.53 and below and 8.54 and above.