General .... for Day to day life
PDF Editing (delete pages and lines)
You have to use Adobe Acrobat reader
Delete Items
1. Tools -> Advanced editing -> TouchUp Object Tool
2. Double click(click on mac)to select the Item you need
3. Press Delete or Backspace button.
4. save your document
Delete Pages
1.Document -> delete pages
2.Give the range of pages you nee to delete
3.Confirm your choice.
4.Save your new Document
For more details regarding PDF edition -
http://www.ehow.com/how_4794006_items-pdf-documents-adobe-acrobat.html
How to find your computer's MAC address
For Xp
type in command prompt
ipconfig/all
The MAC Address you're looking for will be listed under the heading Ethernet Adapter Wireless Network Connection
MAC is an acronym and stands for Media Access Control. The MAC address (also known as the physical address) is your computer's unique hardware number. When you're connected to the Internet from your computer (or the "host"), a correspondence table relates your IP address to your computer's physical (MAC) address on the LAN. This is how the router knows where to send IP packets destined for your system.
Xshel
Used to remote loging kind purpose with linux machine
TO establish a connection File->open
you can use linux command to handle your task:
Ex:
Log on to the server and use following commands
dspmq-Tto display queue managers and their status in the server
strmqm- QM1 -To start QM1
Remote Login
Set the db link in 2 places - C:\jboss\server\default\deploy\oracle-xa-ds
Put files(ear or war) inside -C:\jboss\server\default\deploy
Delete data ,temp, work, log, folders in C:\jboss\server\default
Execute run bat file in C:\jboss\bin
go to $JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy/jms (or the location of your active configuration)
In this directory, you will find a file called “uil2-service.xml”
Find the mbean entry that looks like this:
My default deployment did not have the ClientAddress attribute at all in the XML, so you will probably have to add it.
Here’s what it should look like:
99.99.99.99
where “99.99.99.99? is the actual PUBLIC IP address of your server.
The attribute tag can go anywhere after the mbean begin line and the mbean end line for the UIL2 mbean. I put mine right before the end tag.
You have to use Adobe Acrobat reader
Delete Items
1. Tools -> Advanced editing -> TouchUp Object Tool
2. Double click(click on mac)to select the Item you need
3. Press Delete or Backspace button.
4. save your document
Delete Pages
1.Document -> delete pages
2.Give the range of pages you nee to delete
3.Confirm your choice.
4.Save your new Document
For more details regarding PDF edition -
http://www.ehow.com/how_4794006_items-pdf-documents-adobe-acrobat.html
How to find your computer's MAC address
For Xp
type in command prompt
ipconfig/all
The MAC Address you're looking for will be listed under the heading Ethernet Adapter Wireless Network Connection
MAC is an acronym and stands for Media Access Control. The MAC address (also known as the physical address) is your computer's unique hardware number. When you're connected to the Internet from your computer (or the "host"), a correspondence table relates your IP address to your computer's physical (MAC) address on the LAN. This is how the router knows where to send IP packets destined for your system.
Xshel
Used to remote loging kind purpose with linux machine
TO establish a connection File->open
you can use linux command to handle your task:
Ex:
- pwd-present working directory,
- ls-list of filein current directory
- ps -ef|grep -java 'tosee excuting programs.
- How to install new application
- Open admin console....
- Go to Application
- Install new application (ear)
- Save
- Down app server
- Delete logs (and last 4) of C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\profiles\AppSrv01
- Up server
- See system err is blank then oK o.w. error
- How to install war file
- Install new application
- select your file -ex: mywar.war
- remember to set the context root(ex: /myContext)
- Document root changed xml path
- Web sphere keep mq install root with $ variable type;
Log on to the server and use following commands
dspmq-Tto display queue managers and their status in the server
strmqm- QM1 -To start QM1
Remote Login
- TO access network path
- control panel/adminstrative tools/services/
- up workstaion and server and netlogon
Set the db link in 2 places - C:\jboss\server\default\deploy\oracle-xa-ds
Put files(ear or war) inside -C:\jboss\server\default\deploy
Delete data ,temp, work, log, folders in C:\jboss\server\default
Execute run bat file in C:\jboss\bin
go to $JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy/jms (or the location of your active configuration)
In this directory, you will find a file called “uil2-service.xml”
Find the mbean entry that looks like this:
My default deployment did not have the ClientAddress attribute at all in the XML, so you will probably have to add it.
Here’s what it should look like:
where “99.99.99.99? is the actual PUBLIC IP address of your server.
The attribute tag can go anywhere after the mbean begin line and the mbean end line for the UIL2 mbean. I put mine right before the end tag.