Newbie on Touch... Question of File structure and file
Hi,
I am usually a windows / windows mobile user, but have got a "touch 4" for musical reasons. The apps are simply much better. However I am struggling to copy my Midi files across.
In windows you can simply copy the ".mid" across to a folder and then any application can pick this up. However it seems to me that this is not possible on the Iphone or Touch or as I should say, IOS4. It seems that these files should be transferred via Itunes, or specific apps will provide their own import and export routines. I know there are File transfer utilities such as "Files", but as far as I understand files are transferred to the "Files" vault for its use only and these files cannot be accessed by other apps.
One idea I have had is to use itunes to transfer the ".mid" file and then use Midi Play software that talks to iTunes. However I may be way off here!
The recommended approach may be to just use each app's functionality in isolation from other apps.
All comments on the above would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Sam
SamJolly wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
I realise that IOS4 may not support MIDI directly therefore I need to specific MIDI Player App. My question was more about whether these apps could open MIDI files from the general file system which I now believe is not possible.
Other views are warmly welcomed.
If you load iTunes on to your computer it can convert midi files to mp3 files which can then be transferred to an iPod also by using iTunes.
For example see: http://www.ehow.com/how6305660convert-midi-mp3-using-itunes.html
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WHEN '01'.
SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl01
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
FROM ( glpct AS g
INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
g~ryear = ryear2.
WHEN '02'.
SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl02
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
FROM ( glpct AS g
INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
g~ryear = ryear2.
WHEN '03'.
SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl03
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
FROM ( glpct AS g
INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
g~ryear = ryear2.
WHEN '04'.
SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl04
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
FROM ( glpct AS g
INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
g~ryear = ryear2.
WHEN '05'.
SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl05
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
FROM ( glpct AS g
INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
g~ryear = ryear2.
WHEN '06'.
SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl06
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
FROM ( glpct AS g
INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
g~ryear = ryear2.
WHEN '07'.
SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl07
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
FROM ( glpct AS g
INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
g~ryear = ryear2.
WHEN '08'.
SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl08
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
FROM ( glpct AS g
INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
g~ryear = ryear2.
WHEN '09'.
SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl09
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
FROM ( glpct AS g
INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
g~ryear = ryear2.
WHEN '10'.
SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl10
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
FROM ( glpct AS g
INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
g~ryear = ryear2.
WHEN '11'.
SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl11
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
FROM ( glpct AS g
INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
g~ryear = ryear2.
WHEN '12'.
SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl12
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
FROM ( glpct AS g
INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
g~ryear = ryear2.
WHEN '13'.
SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl13
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
FROM ( glpct AS g
INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
g~ryear = ryear2.
WHEN '14'.
SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl14
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
FROM ( glpct AS g
INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
g~ryear = ryear2.
WHEN '15'.
SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl15
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
FROM ( glpct AS g
INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
g~ryear = ryear2.
WHEN '16'.
SELECT ckhinr cprctr grprctr gryear grbukrs gracct g~ksl16
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab7
FROM ( glpct AS g
INNER JOIN cepc AS c ON grprctr = cprctr )
WHERE c~khinr = khinr1 AND
g~ryear = ryear2.
ENDCASE.
MOVE itab7 TO itab8.
LOOP AT itab7 INTO wa6.
flag = 0.
LOOP AT itab5 INTO wa4.
IF wa6-racct EQ wa4-racct.
flag = 1.
EXIT.
ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.
DELETE ADJACENT DUPLICATES FROM itab5.
IF flag = 1.
CONTINUE.
ENDIF.
LOOP AT itab8 INTO wa7.
IF wa6-rbukrs EQ wa7-rbukrs AND wa6-racct EQ wa7-racct AND
wa6-ryear EQ wa7-ryear.
total = total + wa7-ksl01.
ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.
wa9-khinr = khinr1.
wa9-racct = wa6-racct+4(6).
wa9-total1 = total.
APPEND wa9 TO itab10.
CLEAR total.
APPEND wa6-racct TO itab5.
ENDLOOP.
*If no data is available corresponding to the values entered.
IF itab10 IS INITIAL.
MESSAGE i003.
ENDIF.
For making the file Comma separated
CALL FUNCTION 'SAP_CONVERT_TO_TEX_FORMAT'
EXPORTING
i_field_seperator = ','
I_LINE_HEADER =
I_FILENAME =
I_APPL_KEEP = ' '
TABLES
i_tab_sap_data = itab10
CHANGING
i_tab_converted_data = itab2
EXCEPTIONS
CONVERSION_FAILED = 1
OTHERS = 2
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
ENDIF.
For downloading it to the Presentation Server
MOVE itab2[] TO itab9[].
OPEN DATASET filnam2 FOR OUTPUT IN LEGACY TEXT MODE.
LOOP AT itab9.
TRANSFER itab9 TO filnam2.
ENDLOOP.
CLOSE DATASET filnam2.
IF sy-subrc EQ 0.
MESSAGE s004.
ENDIF.
CALL FUNCTION 'GUI_DOWNLOAD'
EXPORTING
BIN_FILESIZE =
filename = FILNAM21
FILETYPE = 'ASC'
APPEND = ' '
WRITE_FIELD_SEPARATOR = ' '
HEADER = '00'
TRUNC_TRAILING_BLANKS = ' '
WRITE_LF = 'X'
COL_SELECT = ' '
COL_SELECT_MASK = ' '
DAT_MODE = ' '
CONFIRM_OVERWRITE = ' '
NO_AUTH_CHECK = ' '
CODEPAGE = ' '
IGNORE_CERR = ABAP_TRUE
REPLACEMENT = '#'
WRITE_BOM = ' '
TRUNC_TRAILING_BLANKS_EOL = 'X'
WK1_N_FORMAT = ' '
WK1_N_SIZE = ' '
WK1_T_FORMAT = ' '
WK1_T_SIZE = ' '
WRITE_LF_AFTER_LAST_LINE = ABAP_TRUE
IMPORTING
FILELENGTH =
tables
data_tab = itab2
FIELDNAMES =
EXCEPTIONS
FILE_WRITE_ERROR = 1
NO_BATCH = 2
GUI_REFUSE_FILETRANSFER = 3
INVALID_TYPE = 4
NO_AUTHORITY = 5
UNKNOWN_ERROR = 6
HEADER_NOT_ALLOWED = 7
SEPARATOR_NOT_ALLOWED = 8
FILESIZE_NOT_ALLOWED = 9
HEADER_TOO_LONG = 10
DP_ERROR_CREATE = 11
DP_ERROR_SEND = 12
DP_ERROR_WRITE = 13
UNKNOWN_DP_ERROR = 14
ACCESS_DENIED = 15
DP_OUT_OF_MEMORY = 16
DISK_FULL = 17
DP_TIMEOUT = 18
FILE_NOT_FOUND = 19
DATAPROVIDER_EXCEPTION = 20
CONTROL_FLUSH_ERROR = 21
OTHERS = 22
IF sy-subrc eq 0.
message s004.
MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
ENDIF.
ENDIF.
*& Form POPULATE
text
FORM populate.
CLEAR value.
REFRESH list.
name = 'KHINR1'.
value-key = '1S7_SUBSEA'.
value-text = '1S7_SUBSEA'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GEN'.
value-text = '1S7_GEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7'.
value-text = '1S7'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_CORPTP'.
value-text = '1S7_CORPTP'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRRE'.
value-text = '1S7_BRRE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCON'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCON'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJBU'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJBU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJCO'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJCO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJIR'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJIR'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJEN'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJPI'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJPI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJSU'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJSU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJFL'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJFL'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCJOT'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCJOT'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCASV'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCASE'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRCGEN'.
value-text = '1S7_BRCGEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDRI'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDRI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDASV'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDASE'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDAEW'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDAEW'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDAEO'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDAEO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDAET'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDAET'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRDOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_BRDOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRVER'.
value-text = '1S7_BRVER'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRVJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_BRVJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRVASV'.
value-text = '1S7_BRVASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRVASE'.
value-text = '1S7_BRVASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRVOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_BRVOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_BRVOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_BRVOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKRE'.
value-text = '1S7_UKRE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCON'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCON'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJBU'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJBU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJCO'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJCO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJIR'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJIR'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJEN'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJPI'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJPI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJSU'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJSU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJFL'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJFL'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCJOT'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCJOT'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCASV'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCASE'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKBA'.
value-text = '1S7_UKBA'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKBATE'.
value-text = '1S7_UKBATE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKCGEN'.
value-text = '1S7_UKCGEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDRI'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDRI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDASV'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDASE'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDAEW'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDAEW'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDAEO'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDAEO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDAET'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDAET'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKDOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_UKDOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKVER'.
value-text = '1S7_UKVER'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKVJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_UKVJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKVASV'.
value-text = '1S7_UKVASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKVASE'.
value-text = '1S7_UKVASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKVOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_UKVOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_UKVOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_UKVOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NORE'.
value-text = '1S7_NORE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCON'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCON'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJBU'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJBU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJCO'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJCO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJIR'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJIR'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJEN'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJPI'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJPI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJSU'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJSU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJFL'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJFL'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCJOT'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCJOT'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCASV'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCASE'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOCGEN'.
value-text = '1S7_NOCGEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODRI'.
value-text = '1S7_NODRI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_NODJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODASV'.
value-text = '1S7_NODASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODASE'.
value-text = '1S7_NODASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODAEW'.
value-text = '1S7_NODAEW'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODAEO'.
value-text = '1S7_NODAEO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODAET'.
value-text = '1S7_NODAET'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_NODOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NODOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_NODOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOVER'.
value-text = '1S7_NOVER'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOVJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_NOVJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOVASV'.
value-text = '1S7_NOVASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOVASE'.
value-text = '1S7_NOVASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOVOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_NOVOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_NOVOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_NOVOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GORE'.
value-text = '1S7_GORE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCON'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCON'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJBU'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJBU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJCO'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJCO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJIR'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJIR'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJEN'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJPI'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJPI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJSU'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJSU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJFL'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJFL'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCJOT'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCJOT'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCASV'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCASE'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOCGEN'.
value-text = '1S7_GOCGEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODRI'.
value-text = '1S7_GODRI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GODJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODASV'.
value-text = '1S7_GODASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODASE'.
value-text = '1S7_GODASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODAEW'.
value-text = '1S7_GODAEW'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODAEO'.
value-text = '1S7_GODAEO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODAET'.
value-text = '1S7_GODAET'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GODOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GODOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GODOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOVER'.
value-text = '1S7_GOVER'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOVJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GOVJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOVASV'.
value-text = '1S7_GOVASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOVASE'.
value-text = '1S7_GOVASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOVOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GOVOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GOVOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GOVOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVRE'.
value-text = '1S7_GVRE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCON'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCON'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCJBU'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJBU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCJCO'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJCO'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCJIR'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJIR'.
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value-key = '1S7_GVCJEN'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJEN'.
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value-key = '1S7_GVCJPI'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJPI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCJSU'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJSU'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCJFL'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJFL'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCJOT'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCJOT'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCASV'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCASE'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVCGEN'.
value-text = '1S7_GVCGEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVDRI'.
value-text = '1S7_GVDRI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVDJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GVDJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVDASV'.
value-text = '1S7_GVDASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVDASE'.
value-text = '1S7_GVDASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVDOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GVDOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVDOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GVDOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVVER'.
value-text = '1S7_GVVER'.
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value-key = '1S7_GVVJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GVVJOB'.
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value-key = '1S7_GVVASV'.
value-text = '1S7_GVVASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVVASE'.
value-text = '1S7_GVVASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVVOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GVVOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GVVOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GVVOHD'.
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value-key = '1S7_GCRE'.
value-text = '1S7_GCRE'.
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value-text = '1S7_GCCON'.
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value-key = '1S7_GCCJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCJOB'.
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value-key = '1S7_GCCJPI'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCJPI'.
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value-text = '1S7_GCCJSU'.
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value-key = '1S7_GCCJFL'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCJFL'.
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value-key = '1S7_GCCJOT'.
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value-text = '1S7_GCCASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCCOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GCCOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
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value-text = '1S7_GCCRD'.
APPEND value TO list.
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value-text = '1S7_GCCGEN'.
APPEND value TO list.
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value-text = '1S7_GCDRI'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCDJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GCDJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCDASV'.
value-text = '1S7_GCDASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCDASE'.
value-text = '1S7_GCDASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCDOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GCDOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCDOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GCDOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCVER'.
value-text = '1S7_GCVER'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCVJOB'.
value-text = '1S7_GCVJOB'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCVASV'.
value-text = '1S7_GCVASV'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCVASE'.
value-text = '1S7_GCVASE'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCVOOC'.
value-text = '1S7_GCVOOC'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_GCVOHD'.
value-text = '1S7_GCVOHD'.
APPEND value TO list.
value-key = '1S7_APRE'.
value-text = '1S7_APRE'.
APPEND value TO list. -
File Name and File Content not gettinng passed from Proxy to Business Serv
Hi All ,
I have a requirement in OSB , where i need to pick the file from remote Source and FTP the files to Remote Target .Below are the steps which i did to achieve this.
1.Created a FTP Adapter in JDeveloper to Get the files from Source and a FTP Adpater to Put the files to Target.Inboth the adapters i have choose 'Shema is Opaque'
2.Imported the wsdl and jca file to OSB
3.Generated Proxy Service (PS ) and Business service (BS) out of Step 2
4.I edited the Message flow such a way that , the PS is routed to invoke the BS
Aslo i assigned $inbound/ctx:transport/ctx:request/tp:headers/jca:jca.file.FileName to a variable 'FileName' in PS
and in BS service i passed $outbound/ctx:transport/ctx:request/tp:headers/jca:jca.ftp.FileName = 'FileName'
When i tried to activate my session , the file that is getting written to the target has 0 byte.Also , the file name is also not getting passed from PS to BS
Can some one help me with the steps on how to use the Xpath , so as to pass the file name and file body from proxy servive to business service.
Thanks
JohnI search multiple shares to find a common file name then create a single output file. I will be doing this search and file creation
for 5-10 different file names. If there is a better way .. certainly open for suggestions. It's working but having issue with
the cmd file for every file and folder I check. It puts this error out for each run of the process.
Error message in LOG file:
Get-ChildItem : Cannot find path 'F:\powershell\-SearchFor' because it does not exist.
Thanks.
I tried your code with little changes and saved in Temp folder.
My CMD file has the below code
PowerShell C:\Temp\Untitled1.ps1
It worked.
Regards Chen V [MCTS SharePoint 2010] -
Passing the file name and file type for mime_download
HI All,
Can You Please let me know how to pass the parameters file name and file type for mime_download.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Haritha.Hello Haritha,
Please see the SAP help:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/46/9bd97240b81e5be10000000a1553f6/frameset.htm
Edgar -
Max length of VI file paths and file names
Hi,
Is there a maximum allowed length of VI file paths and file names in LabVIEW? I'm running LV 6.0.2i on NT and is trying to save a VI inside a LLB and LabVIEW crashes each time. I have also tried to copy the VI from the LLB to a temp folder with the Librarian VI, but LabVIEW crashes as well. The total length of the file path is around 260 characters and I strongly suspect the file path length in combination with LLB because when I use a shorter path the problem disappear. If I use a long path without LLB (just regular VIs) a warning appear "Invalid file name" instead of LabVIEW crashing.
Does anybody know the solution to this problem or must I use shorter filepaths? Perhaps it depends on which platform I am running
LV on?
Sincerely,
Mattias Ericsson"Mattias Ericsson" wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
> Hi,
>
> Is there a maximum allowed length of VI file paths and file names in
> LabVIEW? I'm running LV 6.0.2i on NT and is trying to save a VI inside
> a LLB and LabVIEW crashes each time. I have also tried to copy the VI
> from the LLB to a temp folder with the Librarian VI, but LabVIEW
> crashes as well. The total length of the file path is around 260
> characters and I strongly suspect the file path length in combination
> with LLB because when I use a shorter path the problem disappear. If I
> use a long path without LLB (just regular VIs) a warning appear
> "Invalid file name" instead of LabVIEW crashing.
>
> Does anybody know the solution to
this problem or must I use shorter
> filepaths? Perhaps it depends on which platform I am running LV on?
I believe windows has a 255 character pathname (file+path) limit. We once
had that problem because we had a long filename and a longer pathname.
Moved the directory up a couple levels and problem solved. -
FileSaveService ignored the file name and file extensions
I am using the JNLP API to build a JWS application. When using the FileSaveService, I found it automaticlly ignored the file name and file extensions I passed to the 'FileSaveService.saveFileDialog()'.
My code is like the following:
String[] xtns = {"csv"};
FileContents fileContents = fileSaveService.saveFileDialog(
".", xtns, stream, "testFile"); Im running this application in JRE version 1.6.0_20-b02 in Windows XP.
Although in the JNLP API, it said the file name and file extension 'might be ignored by the JNLP client', I still wonder if anyone has a better solution for this?
Thanks very much :)Sean.Wang wrote:
..I still wonder if anyone has a better solution for this?Visit [http://pscode.org/jws/api.html#fs]. Click the link to the 'Launch File Service (sandboxed) demo'. Type some characters into the text area then activate the 'Save File' button. Do you get a file chooser that defaults to (.zzz) extension?
Then if yes, and that is a 'better solution' for you, then yes, I have one. The code of the demo. can be downloaded at a link just to the right of the launch link. -
Check image details like resolution, dimensions, color mode, file format, file size and file name
I have 1000 images in a folder, i want to check their details like resolution, dimensions, color mode, file format, file size and file name into excel with nice user interface.
Pls help me, m just learning ABCD in VB.The code in the file at the link below might give you a starting point. Firstly it gives you the opportunity to list all of the properties of a file type and then you can select the properties that you want and the second utility gives you the
opportunity to list the selected properties for all files in a selected folder.
Download and extract the file and open the file in Excel.
Click the first button List Meta Data for One File (Run first)
Navigate to and Select any ONE individual photo file. (Photo files because that is what you indicated you are working with.)
You will be presented with a list of the available properties for the file. Where the Item value is blank, that property is not recorded for the particular file. Different file types have different properties and it is also dependent on how the file
was created but generally if all of the files come from the same source then the same properties are recorded for all files from that source.
Now insert a Y in column D for all of the required properties. (Don't select any with the Item value blank)
Click the second button List Selected Meta Data for all Files in a Folder (Run after selecting the required properties).
Next select a folder where the files reside. (You might need to back up to the folder if dialog is blank because it will not show individual files because the code only allows Folders.)
You will be presented with a report listing all of the selected properties for all of the files in the selected folder.
The user interface is not that great but you can improve on that if you want to with a Userform as you get to know VBA a little better.
Download the file from here.
https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=C2A7A5912D3D17B0!273&authkey=!ANf8R0Xf0-h3wJ8&ithint=file%2czip
Regards, OssieMac -
Question re Accessing catalogues and files from an external hard drive in Elements 6.
Having just acquired an ehd, I have successfully carried out a trial back up of an Elements 6 2000 picture catalogue from an XP based PC, using the Elements 6 full back-up process. This process is intended to be used eventually to transfer this and other catalogues onto a new Windows 8 PC installed with Elements 11.
However, in the interim I would also like to be able to access the picture files and the catalogue data on the ehd from a Vista based laptop which also has Elements 6 installed. Can you please advise how to do this without carrying out a full restore process that would load all of the files onto my laptop's hard drive.
In transferring the picture files to the ehd I also seem to have lost the original file structure that was on my PC, as folders have been renamed numerically and are all held individually in the main folder of the ehd. Whilst this doesn't matter too much whilst the files remain on the ehd, provided the catalogue still knows where to find them, has the original file structure been permanently lost, or can I recreate it when I eventually restore the files and catalogue on the new Windows 8 PC?
I'm anxious to get this process right as I have a much larger catalogue to similarly back-up and transfer, once I have acquired the new PC, and was hoping to be able to similarly access this catalogue by my laptop from the ehd as there is insufficent hard disk space on my laptop to hold all the 20,000 files involved.
Please help
Gardener 179Thanks for your help re my original questions.
Reassured regarding not having lost the file structure of my pictures, and bearing in mind the relatively small catalogue I had backed up, I thought that rather than restoring by leaving the picture files on the EHD, I would after all restore to the laptop hard drive, as a trial run before dealing with my main catalogue.
The restore was successful but raised a number of further issues that I would appreciate your advice on:-
1) The original catalogue name was not used in the restoration process. The restored catalogue on the laptop has simply been named "Pictures". Is this normal and if I now rename the restored catalogue will this create problems with any subsequent supplementary backups of the catalogue?
2) In restoring the catalogue I heeded the Adobe Help and specified the Vista folder C:\Users\Maurice\Pictures as the location for the picture files rather than simply restoring the original XP folder structure. However, since I also wanted to retain the lower level folder structure of my XP files (which are basically date files) I then specified to "Retain the Original Folder Structure". This has resulted in the full XP folder structure being created within \Pictures on the laptop.
Is it possible to avoid this situation occurring, or will I have to remove the unwanted XP sub-folder structure from the laptop and reconnect the thumbnails in the Photoshop catalogue to the new file locations? Also if I have to move files in this way will I once again have problems with any subsequent restorations of the same catalogue?
I have also a couple of supplementary questions re the initial backup to the EHD which I have now looked at more closely:-
1) The original XP catalogue has 1853 picture files, (and this is identical to that subsequently restored on the laptop), yet in backing up the catalogue to the EHD it seems that in excess of 2200 picture files have been created. Why is this?
2) As previously advised the pictures are held on the EHD numbered sequentially as "b000001" etc, and due to my selecting the EHD top level root folder as the destination for the back up are held in F:\. Should I have created a new folder, say "Backup 1" on the EHD, and then specified this as the destination folder, as I am concerned that on backing up further catalogues the existing picture files will get overwritten and the Photoshop Backup and Catalogue files confused with previous backups? If so can I move the existing back up files to a new folder now without causing any problems?
Finally could you confirm what would have happened to the folder structure on the EHD had I carried out the Restore process by locating the picture files on the EHD but retaining their original file structure. Would the picture files have been copied into their original file structure for use by the restored catalogue and the duplicate backup files left unaltered, or would the backup picture files have been replaced by the restored file structure? Also would the "catalogue file" be transferred to the Laptop C:\ drive in this process or would this also stay on the EHD and be accessed from there by Photoshop?
Sorry for all the questions but I really want to fully understand what is going on before risking doing anything to move my main catalogue.
Regards -
Import Manager Usage : Approaches for developing Import file structure and text validations
Hi Experts,
We are having 50+ import maps. We have provided option to users to drop the files for data import. Currently Import Manager(7.1 Sp08) does not have capability of pre-import validation of file data such as
a. file structure - number of columns specific to import map
b. file text validations - special characters, empty lines, empty cells
c. Uniqueness of the records in the file
For this, we are planning to build temporary folder(port specific) in which user drops in the file. We use the custom development to do above mentioned validations and then move the files to actual import ports.
Please let us know if you have worked on similar requirements and how you have fulfilled such requirements.
Regards,
GangaHi Ganga,
Assuming you have a well defined xsd and are getting valid xmls from source in the Inbound Port of MDM. Also,you have a Primary key in form of External ID (say).
So just by making and defining a XSD you get most of what you want in your questions a and b.
Now if you wish to use PI to drop files in the inbound port then you can build all the validations in PI itself and you would not need Staging table.
Otherwise,you can have another table (preferably Main table) in the same repository or other dummy repository where records are created on import based on External ID.
Here you can launch an MDM workflow on import of these records and run assignments to replace unwanted characters and Validations to give error for rejecting some records based on the data quality level desired.Once unwanted characters are removed and data is validated it can be syndicated using a syndication step in the Workflow.So records which fail are not sent and which pass are sent to a outbound port.
From the outbound port PI or some other job can pick the file from this outbound folder and drop to Inbound folder of the same repository which imports to the required Primary Main table.Here again you have the option to leverage validations in PI and further check if data is fine.
Once this activity is done you can delete the records from the staging table.
Thanks,
Ravi
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