Automatic file path pages

How do I add a file path in a new file of Pages ?

In Pages '09:
Menu > File > Insert File Name
It sounds like you may have Pages 5 on Mac OSX 10.9 (Maverick).
Apple has removed over 90 features from Pages 5.
http://www.freeforum101.com/iworktipsntrick/viewforum.php?f=22&sid=3527487677f0c 6fa05b6297cd00f8eb9&mforum=iworktipsntrick
Pages '09 should still be in your Applications/iWork folder.
Archive/trash Pages 5 and rate/review it in the App Store, then get back to work.
Peter

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Thanks Carlos,
It looks like the work72a would work if we were using macs, but we're not...
And there is NO WAY my boss will pay $999 for the other one, even if it did work.
So, now I'm open to other suggestions. We have hundreds of clients that we do work for, and our jobs are organized in folders for each client. A lot of clients with the same name but different locations (ie., Fox Meadow OH, Fox Meadow TX), and each has a different folder. The files are named by dept and year (ie., 2012 Glass, 2012 Art). We often access old files (which, there are thousands of, because they have been organized this way for years.) We need to have the client folder on the page along with the file name (hence the file path).
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Can you insert a file path in pages document

Is there any way of inserting a "file path" into a document in the new version of pages. You could do it in Pages 09 but I can't find any way of doing in the new
Version. I know the inference is you are using the cloud - therefore file paths are not needed - but a lot of us still store documents in various places ( especially in the work place).

No.
Pages 5 has over 90 other features removed:
http://www.freeforum101.com/iworktipsntrick/viewforum.php?f=22&sid=b14426a2c5af2 65f2213d98ee45f08d7&mforum=iworktipsntrick
Pages '09 should still be in your Applications/iWork folder.
Export your Pages 5 files to Pages '09 or Word .docx and trash/archive Pages 5.
Then rate/review Pages 5 in the App Store.
Peter

Specify the output file path and print name when printing pages

hi,
how can i Specify the output pdf file path and print name when i am using the function PrintPagesSilent from AcroAVDoc Object.
My Code :-
Acrobat.AcroAVDoc doc = new Acrobat.AcroAVDoc();doc.Open(path,
"temp");

Dear Irosenth,
i try with different format (doc, docx, xls, jpg, bmp and txt) and it working successfully, but it give an random name for the file which saved in default folder for Adobe PDF print.
you can use the following function:
private void PrintPDF(string[] inputfilepath){
foreach (string path in inputfilepath){
Acrobat.
AcroAVDoc doc = new Acrobat.AcroAVDoc();doc.Open(path,
"temp");
Boolean v = doc.PrintPagesSilent(0, ((Acrobat.AcroPDDoc)(doc.GetPDDoc())).GetNumPages() - 1, 0, 0, 1);doc.Close(1);
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PrintPDF(System.IO.Directory.GetFiles("c:\\t\\printjob"));
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Though that feature is useful isn't found in 10.4.10. The Devon Technologies WordService ReadMe file has the following:
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Error while saving the file path

I have come across a problem in LSMW.
In specify files step when I was trying to give the filename either in Presentation server or Application server and then save ,I am getting an error called 'No Logical Path has been specified'. In debugging I can see p_log_path and p_log_file are initial where as p_phys_file_compl has the file which is created automatically with standard naming convention. These 3 fields represents Converted Data files. I think the problem is with settings since the error is not happening to other users. If we double click 'Converted Data' I can see Logical Path and Logical File fields. If I give the same file that is used for converted data it is asking me to create and if we agree then it creates and then we are able to save. So I think there is some setting changes or some other thing happened which at this stage I couldn't find out because I have not changed any settings. So can you please let me know if u have come across the same problem or if u know the solution.

In the specify files path have u specified the paths correctly.
5 Legacy data On the PC (frontend)
VASG3 INPUT FILE Y:VHDEV TEST FILE unlinked genl1.txt
 Data for one source structure (table)
 Delimiter tabulator
Order of fields as in source structure definition
 With end of record sequence (text file)
 Codepage ASCII
Legacy data On the R/3 server (application server)
5 Read Data File for read data (application server)
5 Read Data /int/T82/conv/VNH_ASGN3.lsmw.read
A82 /int/A82/conv/VNH_ASGN3.lsmw.read
 P82 /int/P82/conv/VNH_ASGN3.lsmw.read
 T82 /int/T82/conv/VNH_ASGN3.lsmw.read
5 Converted Data File for converted data (application server)
5 ConvertedData /int/T82/conv/VNH_ASGN3.lsmw.conv
A82 /int/A82/conv/VNH_ASGN3.lsmw.conv
 P82 /int/P82/conv/VNH_ASGN3.lsmw.conv
 T82 /int/T82/conv/VNH_ASGN3.lsmw.conv
Values for wildcard Values for wildcard '*' in file names
Refer teh above u ahve to specifythe path till PROD system.
I too faced the saem problem.

SSIS - Loop through files from a file path based on the value in the variable

Experts,
I have a requirement where I'll be loading multiple files in to a SQL server table and archive the files when loaded. However, the challenge is , the file path should be dynamic based on the value of a variable (say, @ProductName).
For example: If I am running the package for variable @ProductName="Product", the file path would be "\\....\Src\Product", in that case the ForEachLoop will loop through all the files in that folder, load them to the table and Archive
the files to the "\\....\Src\Product\Archive" folder.
Similarly, if the @ProductName="Product_NCP", the foreachloop container should loop through files in the "\\....\Src\Product_NCP" folder, load them to the table and archive them to the ""\\....\Src\Product_NCP\Archive"
folder.
Any suggestions? I should be able to run the package manually just by passing the "@Product" value, create Archive folder if it doesn't exist, load the data and archive the files.

Yes
1. Have a variable inside SSIS to get folder path. Set path based on your rule using an expression
like
(@[User::ProductName] == "Product" ? "\\....\Src\Product" : (@[User::ProductName] == "Product_NCP" ? \\....\Src\Product_NCP:..))
similary archive
(@[User::ProductName] == "Product" ? "\\....\Src\Product\Archive" : (@[User::ProductName] == "Product_NCP" ? "\\....\Src\Product_NCP\Archive" :..))
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Issue with Getting the file path from InputFile component

Hi,
One of our requirement is like below:
I am working on ADF 11g (latest release R1) page. User will select the file and when he/she clicks on the Save button we need to store the file path in the database.
In the database file_path is varchar2(300). We need to store just the file path. I am using InputFile component but filepath is not getting inserted.
This is really urgent. It would be really appreciate if anyone can guide me on this.
Thanks
MC

Hi Mahesh,
I have manage to store the file path from the InputFile component in Jdev 11g. I found the file upload script from this forum and manage to alter it so that i could save the file path to the database. But my problem is to retrieve it back to view as a document. Hope this will help you :)
This is an example of what I have manage to save to my DB :
(CLOB) //192.168.238.53/c$/Research/Docs/0906160744/EyeCandyLog.txt
In my form, I save the file path first before I update the other fields. My code is something like this :
public void uploadFile(ValueChangeEvent valueChangeEvent) {
// Add event code here...
InputStream in;
FileOutputStream out;
if(tanda == 0){
try {
// final Context context = getInitialContext();
RS01Proposal rS01Proposal = (RS01Proposal)new InitialContext().lookup("Phase2-RS01Proposal#sr.model.RS01Proposal");
id = rS01Proposal.dptProposalid();
tanda = tanda + 1;
System.out.println("tanda"+ tanda);
} catch (Exception ex) {
ex.printStackTrace();
System.out.println("id"+id);
proposal = id.substring(6);
System.out.println("proposal"+proposal);
UploadedFile file = (UploadedFile)valueChangeEvent.getNewValue();
String fileUploadLoc = "//192.168.238.53/c$/Research/Docs/"+id+"/";//The place where file will saved
//create upload directory
boolean exists = (new File(fileUploadLoc)).exists();
if (!exists) {
(new File(fileUploadLoc)).mkdirs();
if (file != null && file.getLength() > 0) {
FacesContext context = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
FacesMessage message =
new FacesMessage("File Uploaded " + file.getFilename() +
" (" + file.getLength() + " bytes)");
*// extracting the file message to get the path*
context.addMessage(valueChangeEvent.getComponent().getClientId(context), message);
columnL = valueChangeEvent.getComponent().getClientId(context);
column = columnL.substring(9);
System.out.println(column);
columnLengkap = "RS01"+column.toUpperCase();
System.out.println("columnLengkap"+columnLengkap);
*try {*
out = new FileOutputStream(fileUploadLoc + "" + file.getFilename());
in = file.getInputStream();
*for (int bytes = 0; bytes < file.getLength(); bytes++) {*
out.write(in.read());
in.close();
out.close();
} catch (IOException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
} else {
String filename = file != null ? file.getFilename() : null;
String byteLength = file != null ? "" + file.getLength() : "0";
FacesContext context = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
FacesMessage message =
new FacesMessage(FacesMessage.SEVERITY_WARN, " " + " " +
filename + " (" + byteLength + " bytes)",
null);
context.addMessage(valueChangeEvent.getComponent().getClientId(context),
message);
System.out.println(fileUploadLoc+file.getFilename());
a = fileUploadLoc+file.getFilename();
b = b + 1;
if (flagInsert == 0){
try {
// final Context context = getInitialContext();
RS01Proposal rS01Proposal = (RS01Proposal)new InitialContext().lookup("Phase2-RS01Proposal#sr.model.RS01Proposal");
rS01Proposal.insertDoc(id,proposal,columnLengkap,a);
flagInsert = flagInsert + 1;
System.out.println("tanda"+ tanda);
//session
ProposalSession.storeCurrentProposalId(id);
} catch (Exception ex) {
ex.printStackTrace();
}else{
// update proses
try {
// final Context context = getInitialContext();
RS01Proposal rS01Proposal = (RS01Proposal)new InitialContext().lookup("Phase2-RS01Proposal#sr.model.RS01Proposal");
rS01Proposal.updateDoc(id,proposal,columnLengkap,a);
flagInsert = flagInsert + 1;
//session
ProposalSession.storeCurrentProposalId(id);
System.out.println("tanda"+ tanda);
} catch (Exception ex) {
ex.printStackTrace();
}

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