Convert files with WMV extension to QuickTime

Is there a ways to convert video files with wmv extension to quicktime on the ipohne it self, so the video can be played on the iphone?

No. There are apps that will convert unprotected WMV files on a computer to something that the iPhone can play. Google is your friend to find video conversion software.

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How to view files with .wmv extensions

What application do I need to open files with a .wmv extension? I get emails with attachments with this file extension and Quicktime can't open the file.

Try downloading the free plug-in Flip4Mac.
http://www.telestream.net/flip4mac-wmv/overview.htm

Why cannot I not open file with .wmv extensions?

I am not able to open file attachments that have a .wmv extension - I can open power point presentations. Am I missing an app or does Apple simply not recognize these as valid files? It seems to download, but then does not ever open.

Nevermind, got it, thanks!

Trying to convert video files with an extension of IDI_DVD to digital files itunes and imovies can read can someone help me

Can someone please tell me how I can convert video files with an extension of IDI_DVD to a file itunes and imovie can read? Thanks.

Thanks for the reply, The files are on a DVD disk. I coverted my family VHS tapes to digital dvds using an HP Media Centre PC five or more years ago cant remember the program but if I get info on the disk ,on the Mac it tells me the extension is IDI_DVD.

How to convert audio files with caf extension to wav

Hi all!
I have some audio files with .caf extension that I need to convert to wav. How can I do that?
Any batch audio converter around?
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nz_

Try "Easy CAF Converter for Logic Pro" on the Mac App Store.
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Opening a file with .allart extension

How do I open or convert a file with .allart extension in
Fireworks MX2004?
Thanks.
Laura

Laura,
what program created this file? ?
I can't find it any of the online extension lists.
alex
Lauramodlin wrote:
> How do I open or convert a file with .allart extension
in Fireworks MX2004?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Laura

Receiving multiple files with dual extension using file adapter

Hi,
The scenario where I am implementing requires multiple files of different names to be picked(ABC.txt) and dropped at destination(ABC.txt.pgp) up by my File Sender and Receiver adapters. Any idea on about how the configuration for receiving multiple files with dual extension for receiver adapter is to be done?
Note:- currently, The scenario is working fine without dual extension. i.e Its picking all files which starts with ABC and creating at destination as it is. even I configured as ABC.txt.pgp, but its not creating the second extension.
Thanks in Advance
Manmadha

Hi,
Try to concatenate '.pgp ' to the source file name to create the target file name for the receiver file adapter, by accessing the Adapter Specific Attributes using Java user defined function. This might work.
Reference links:
<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/43/03612cdecc6e76e10000000a422035/frameset.htm">SAP Help - Accessing Adapter Specific Attributes</a>
<a href="/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/11/10/xi-the-same-filename-from-a-sender-to-a-receiver-file-adapter--sp14 - XI: The same filename from a sender to a receiver file adapter - SP14</a>
Regards,
S.Santhosh Kumar

How do I add a filter in JFileChooser for files with no extension?

Is it possible to have a filter with that filters out files with no extension in a JFileChooser?
Any help is appreciated.
Shankar

When you override accept(File), get the filename from the File object, and parse out the extension. I don't remember there being an easy way to get the extension besides looking for a dot and parsing. If there's no extension, accept it.

I am trying to find out how to assign files with particular extensions to the appropriate software. At the moment when I create a file using Word it is apparently given the extension .docx but Word doesn't recognise its own files. How do I alocate th

I am trying to find out how to assign files with particular extensions to the appropriate software. At the moment when I create a file using Word it is apparently given the extension .docx but Word doesn't recognise its own files. How do I allocate the extension .docx to Word? There used to be a way of doing it, I think under "Preferences" but I can't seem to find it.

Still in the same location:
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Files with .ejb extension

Hi,
I am using the <javadoc> task in an Ant build file. I have several EJB files with th extension .ejb that I want to have included in my javadocs.
I have the following code:
<target name="javadoc" description="Build Java Documentation">
 <javadoc destdir="${doc.dir}">
 <fileset dir="src">
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 </fileset>
 </javadoc>
</target>However, when I run this I get the following error:
[javadoc] javadoc: Illegal package name: "C:\src\com\test\ejb\CommandInputEJB.ejb"I do need the .ejb file extension for another tool to work (Ejbgen). Is there a way to get this working?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Arjan Huijzer

Hi Arjun
I'm still learning all of this myself with Ant, but looking at your script, it does not appear to be complete. I understand that you need to have certain tags included. The Ant task documentation gives good information, but in brief, in the list of parameters, the required options are indicated. Your script as a minimum, must include either 'sourcepath', 'sourcepatheref', or 'sourcefiles' and you then must include '<d>destdir' (which you already use).
You can find the documentation here:
http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/javadoc.html
I have never included external files such as the EJB ones you are using, but I have written my own script for generating JavaDoc HTML output. Feel free to use it if it helps.
It uses an external file for the package list (sourcepath), called from the property:
 <property name="JDOCSOURCELIST" value="JDOCSourceList.properties" /> 
This is the same as the -sourcepath option of the standard JavaDoc docelt. It is formatted:
<code>
com.supersaus.server
com.supersaus.server.factories
\\\\S5\\Documentation\\com\\supersaus\\common\\Association.java
\\\\S5\\Documentation\\com\\supersaus\\common\\CData.java
</code>
Other properties used in the script are:
<code>
<property name="JDOCDIRECTORY" value="JavaDocOutput" />
<property name="SOURCECODEROOT" value="\\\\S5\\Documentation" />
<property name="STYLESHEET" value="./stylesheet.css" />
<property name="BOTTOM" value="Supersaus 2004" />
<property name="DOCTITLE" value="Supersaus Common Files" />
<property name="LINK" value="http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api" />
<property name="OVERVIEW" value="doc-files\\Saus_Overview.htm" />
</code>
The main ant target is built up as follows:
<code>

<target name="BuildJavaDoc">
<splash/> 
<echo message="Please wait whilst the document is generated into the folder ${JDOCDIRECTORY}" />
 
 <javadoc destdir="${JDOCDIRECTORY}"
 sourcePath="${SOURCECODEROOT}"
 packageList="${JDOCSOURCELIST}"
 maxmemory="180M"
 stylesheetfile="${STYLESHEET}"
 bottom="${BOTTOM}"
 Doctitle="${DOCTITLE}"
 Windowtitle="${DOCTITLE}"
 Overview="${OVERVIEW}" >
 <Link href="${LINK}"/>
 </javadoc>
</target>
</code>
Hope all this helps?
Best wishes and good luck
Supersaus

Files with .a extension using ftp transport

Hi.
Am using ftp adapter in osb to read .txt files(e.g. abcd.txt) from ftp location, process the body/text() in OSB and then place the incoming file to an outbound folder.
the flow is like ftp-> Proxy Service->Business Service->outbound ftp
the service works fine where then is less load or the no. of incoming files is less.
However,sometimes the outbound folder contains the files with .a extension at the end.(e.g. abcd.txt.a)
Can someone tell me the rootcause of these .a file creation and the scenarios in which the .a files are created.
Also,please tell me what are these .a files meant for?
How,can I eliminate this while configuring the services using ftp transport.
Thanks in adavance

I had this recently with a variety of FTP servers, FileZilla, Microsoft etc.
For me, it happened when the file already exists in the destination and I was expecting the destination file to be overwritten. My application would generate the same filename, say FileA.txt and expect that to be overwritten, but with OSB 10gR3 I would get files with .a stuck on the end.
This functionality changed between ALSB and OSB and I had a patch developed to restore the ALSB functionality.
I spent ages looking at it, and debugging FTP commands and going from memory, I'm pretty certain that the FTP adapter doesn't implement the correct FTP spec for the RNFR command according to the RFC in the case where a file already exists - it doesn't handle overwrite.
Hope that may help.
Pete

How to open a file with the extension x3f (sigma)

how to open a file with the extension x3f (sigma)?

RAW data from the following Sigma cameras is currently supported:
DP1
DP1s
DP2
SD9
SD10
SD14
If your camera is among these, then simply import the photo as usual. https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/help/importing-photos-lightroom-basic-workflow.html

I have a problem with the mac can not read video files with the extension IMOD. How can I solve this problem?

I have a problem with the mac can not read video files with the extension IMOD. How can I solve this problem?

By doing a Google search.

File with pls extension opens with data modeler instead of sql developer

Hello,
I have both SQL Developer and Data Modeler installed as separate installations. If I click in the Windows File navigator on a file with the extension pls, the SQL Developer should open since the pls extension has been connected to SQL Developer.
If I have neither SQLD nor DM open, SQLD opens -> ok
If I have only SQLD open, the file is opened in SQLD -> ok
If I have only DM open, the file is opened in DM -> not ok
If I have both SQLD and DM open, the last started application opens the file -> sometimes ok
Is it possible to manage the opening of a pls to open always in SQL Developer?
Joop

This is quite an old problem which I have seen with JDeveloper and SQLDeveloper so it may be framework related. I don't currently have both installed to check it out, but as it has been around a long time I doubt it has gone away.
SQL files would open in either JDeveloper or SQL Developer following the pattern Joop described. Java files would only ever open in JDeveloper. IIRC there was never a SQL file association for JDeveloper and SQLDeveloper was always the default.

How to output a postscript file with .ps extension name in jsp?

Hi,
I could use a servlet to output a postscript file with .ps file extension name. But I tried to do the same with jsp, for some reason, jsp always outputs a file with .jsp extension name though the content is postscript. Could anyone help me on this? Here is my jsp code:
<%@page contentType="application/postscript"%>
<%@page pageEncoding="UTF-8"%>
<%@page import="java.util.*" %>
<%@page import="java.io.*" %>
<jsp:useBean id="corresv" class="oiintranet.CorresVBean" scope="request"/>
<%
response.setContentType("application/postscript");
String corresId = request.getParameter("Id");
corresv.setCorresId(corresId);
PrintWriter output = response.getWriter();
output = corresv.getResult(output);
output.flush();
%>
In the bean corresv:
public class CorresVBean extends BaseBean {
private String corresId;
public void setCorresId(String s) {
this.corresId = s;
public PrintWriter getResult(PrintWriter output) {
//get postscript file content from a socket, one string line each time until reaches "X_END"
String str;
while ((str = in.readLine()) != null) {
if (str.equals("X_END")) break;
output.println (str);
output.close();
}catch(Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
return output;
Thank you in advance.
Geraldine

Hi
Every time u want to make a file u need to make its extension. I am talking
about general scenario like word, excel so even when u make spool file
so u need to give extension.
like
Spool temp.sql
it will save u r file as sql file.
hope it will help
regards

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