Configtool

[Baba Flores]

Whenyou run fcitx-configtool from terminal you also have to make sure there is a Mozc input method there.

Try running fcitx-diagnose from terminal (detected issues will be marked in red - something like that)

I have a distributed installation of EPM version 11.1.2.1. The application tier is a 3 node weblogic cluster. We applied a couple patches to all tiers and in the posteps we had to redeploy the RA application. This worked fine on the first node but on the other 2 subsequent nodes configtool.sh would hang after completing the Pre-steps on the HSS registry and before the Pre-steps on RA at 20%

The last entries in the configtool.log are /swpkg/oracle/hyperion/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/epmsystem4/tmp/jazn-data4188527176104099455xml,modified [Fri Mar 22 17:51:25 EDT 2013]] [2013-06-21T14:20:19.009-04:00] [EPMCFG] [TRACE] [EPMCFG-02188] [oracle.EPMCFG] [tid: 20] [ecid: 0000JxbxiUKBl3IpIoG7yf1Hl9^N000005,0] [SRC_CLASS: com.hyperion.hit.fusion.FusionComponent] [3,863 more files exist in EPM_ORACLE_INSTANCE. Skipping logging] [2013-06-21T14:20:19.010-04:00] [EPMCFG] [TRACE] [EPMCFG-02160] [oracle.EPMCFG] [tid: 20] [ecid: 0000JxbxiUKBl3IpIoG7yf1Hl9^N000005,0] [SRC_CLASS: com.hyperion.hit.fusion.FusionComponent] End of file listing [2013-06-21T14:20:19.014-04:00] [EPMCFG] [NOTIFICATION] [EPMCFG-01001] [oracle.EPMCFG] [tid: 20] [ecid: 0000JxbxiUKBl3IpIoG7yf1Hl9^N000005,0] [SRC_CLASS: com.hyperion.config.wizard.impl.RunAllTasks] trace: Validation folder found for product raframework

Message was edited by: MikePaladinoAfter exiting configtool we see these errors also[2013-07-03T16:30:54.847-04:00] [EPMCFG] [WARNING] [EPMCFG-01011] [oracle.EPMCFG] [tid: 12] [ecid: 0000JyaEk8cBl3IpIoG7yf1Hp8_U000006,0] [SRC_CLASS: com.hyperion.cis.ConfigToolDocument] Failed to parse Hub Registration task priority: priority = null[2013-07-03T16:30:55.097-04:00] [EPMCFG] [WARNING] [EPMCFG-01011] [oracle.EPMCFG] [tid: 12] [ecid: 0000JyaEk8cBl3IpIoG7yf1Hp8_U000006,0] [SRC_CLASS: com.hyperion.cis.ConfigToolDocument] Failed to parse Hub Registration task priority: priority = null[2013-07-03T16:30:55.154-04:00] [EPMCFG] [WARNING] [EPMCFG-01011] [oracle.EPMCFG] [tid: 12] [ecid: 0000JyaEk8cBl3IpIoG7yf1Hp8_U000006,0] [SRC_CLASS: com.hyperion.cis.ConfigToolDocument] Failed to parse Hub Registration task priority: priority = null[2013-07-03T16:30:55.337-04:00] [EPMCFG] [TRACE] [EPMCFG-01001] [oracle.EPMCFG] [tid: 12] [ecid: 0000JyaEk8cBl3IpIoG7yf1Hp8_U000006,0] [SRC_CLASS: com.hyperion.config.wizard.impl.RunnAllTasksState] trace: Configuration interrupted...

fcitx5-configtool is a Qt-based GUI tool that provides user friendly configuration interface for Fcitx 5. It comes with two different implemenation, QWidget based one, which is accessible via fcitx5-config-qt, or KCM/Kirigami2 based one, which can be found with in Plasma systemsettings. Though they have different user interface, the functionality is same.

The command fcitx5-configtool that comes with Fcitx 5 is actually a script that will automatically detect your desktop environment and launch the corresponding implementation within fcitx5-configtool package.

Although Fcitx 5 will do some basic configuration based on your system locale and keyboard layout, you may still want to check and add or remove input method via fcitx5-configtool to fit your own needs. Check Input method engines for the input method engines that are available for Fcitx 5.

In Kirigami 2 version, click "Add Input Method..." button at lower right corner, and select input method to add.In Qt Widgets version, click input method from the panel on the right, then either double click, or click the add button (left arrow) in the middle column.

In Kirigami 2 version, click the remove button at the end of the input method item.In Qt Widgets version, click input method from the panel on the left, then either double click, or click the remove button (right arrow) in the middle column.

In Kirigami 2 version, drag and drop the item with the handle on the left.In Qt Widgets version, click on the input method from the panel on the left, then click move up or move down button in the middle column.

If you are using Kimpanel, you need to find font option from Kimpanel's own configuration UI, such option is not accessible from fcitx5-configtool.If you are using Classic UI, you may go to addons tab or click Configure addons..., then click on the configure button for Classic User Interface.

The eCos Configuration Tool was originally written using the Microsoft Foundation Classes (configtool version 1) and ran on Microsoft Windows only. More recently, it was ported to the wxWidgets cross-platform GUI library (formerly known as wxWindows). Current development is focussed on the wxWidgets port (configtool version 3) exclusively. The version 3 and 2 tools are functionally similar to the version 1 tool but currently lacks the memory layout feature. The latest sources can be built against wxWidgets 2.8.8 (and possibly later releases) using GNU tools for both Microsoft Windows and Linux.

General comments and feedback on the eCos Configuration Tool are always appreciated and should be directed to the ecos-discuss mailing list.Specific bugs should be reported via Bugzilla.Bugzilla may also be interrogated for reported eCos Configuration Tool bugs in both theversion shipped with the eCos 3.0 release and theversion built from the latest CVS sources.

The eCos host tools which shipped with the eCos 3.0 (and earlier 2.0) public release are known to have problems when run against Cygwin 1.5.10 or later. This problem is described in Bugzilla 1000095. There is a known issue concerning C++ exception handling with Cygwin 1.5.19, Cygwin 1.5.20 and possibly later versions. Unsupported snapshot builds of the host tools which incorporate fixes and workarounds for these issues and others may be downloaded via the following anchors:

The sources for the eCos Configuration Tool are available via anonymous CVS. When checking out the code, you should specify the ecos-host module in addition to the ecos module. For example:

In order to rebuild the eCos Configuration Tool, wxWidgets source code is also required.The 3.0 release version of the tool is built against wxWidgets version 2.8.8.The 2.8.8 sources may be downloaded via one of the following anchors:

The following instructions assume that you are working at a bash prompt and that the GTK+ andTcl libraries have been installed from your Linux distribution.First, extract the wxWidgets sources:

The following instructions assume that you are working at a Cygwin bash prompt and thatthe Cygwin development tools have been installed from the Devel category in the Cygwin installer.First, extract the wxWidgets sources:

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