Help to find FI jar file

i took a sample code and i need to
com.sun.xml.fastinfoset.vocab.frequency.VocabularyGenerator
**i found the source code of this packege, from the link http://fisheye5.cenqua.com/browse/~raw,r=MAIN/fi/FastInfosetUtilities/src/com/sun/xml/fastinfoset/vocab/frequency/VocabularyGenerator.java
could i use this source code to resolve my matter.

may i run the source code on the eclips (where i used to ) and then what i have to do

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Help to find a jar file

i took a sample code and i need to
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**i found the source code of this packege, from the link http://fisheye5.cenqua.com/browse/~raw,r=MAIN/fi/FastInfosetUtilities/src/com/sun/xml/fastinfoset/vocab/frequency/VocabularyGenerator.java
could i use this source code to resolve my matter.

may i run the source code on the eclips (where i used to ) and then what i have to do

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hi,
where i can find the JAR file which includes the IPcdContext?
I am sarching in the Forum and find a hint to use
com.sap.portal.pcd.glservice_api.jar but IPcdContext is´nt in it!

Hi,
com.sapportals.portal.pcd.gl jar file contains IPcdContext class. You can access this link for further information:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/a8/ed5c42da4de92ce10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm
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Edited by qumar_tcs at 05/28/2008 2:51 AM
Edited by qumar_tcs at 05/28/2008 2:51 AM
Edited by qumar_tcs at 05/28/2008 2:53 AM

Dear Patel,
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hi
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Message was edited by: Narahari Vedula

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well download the SDK appropriate for your case and you will get them there :p
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Ok there is no place to find the getopt file. forms 10.1.2.2.0) One needs the corrected version of the formdumper program which elimates calling it.
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/* modified version of the corrected version */
/* Subject:      How To Implement The Code From 'A JDAPI Programming Example' From Forms Online Help?
     Doc ID:      Note:428083.1      Type:      HOWTO
     Last Revision Date:      23-APR-2007      Status:      PUBLISHED
Applies to:
Oracle Forms - Version: 9.0.5.2 to 10.1.2.2
Information in this document applies to any platform.
Goal
The goal of this document is to explain how to make the sample code provided in the java class FormDumper 'A JDAPI Programming Example' from Forms OnLine help work.
When used as it is provided in the documentation it fails, because 'import oracle.forms.util.getopt.*; not found'.
Solution
The sample code provided in the 'A JDAPI Programming Example' Forms OnLine help has the following line:
import oracle.forms.util.getopt.*;
When trying to compile the FormDumper.java the compilation fails with 'import oracle.forms.util.getopt.*; import not found'. This import fails due to the fact that util.jar library is not available with the standard Forms iDS. The solution to have the FormDumper class is to use another code in which util.jar is not used.
Sample code to be used:
import java.io.File;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.io.FileWriter;
import java.text.MessageFormat;
import oracle.forms.jdapi.*;
* Dumps passed forms JdapiObjects to an output stream as text.
* Set command line options for more output, else only the
* basic form tree structure will be dumped.
* See printUsage for command line options.
public class FormDumper {
     * Need this to parse the command line options
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     * Getopt class
    /* changed following b */
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boolean m_dumpBoolProps = false;
boolean m_dumpNumProps = false;
boolean m_dumpTextProps = false;
boolean m_dumpPropNames = false;
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    boolean m_dumpBoolProps = true;
    boolean m_dumpNumProps = true;
    boolean m_dumpTextProps = true;
    boolean m_dumpPropNames = true;
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    public void setDumpPath(String path) {
        m_dumpPath = path;
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    public void println(String s) {
        m_out.println(s);
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    public void dumpForm(String filename) throws Exception {
        FormModule fmb = FormModule.open(filename);
        System.out.println("Dumping module " + fmb.getName());
        if (m_dumpPath != null) {
            // use this form's FILE name to name the dump file
            String thisFormName = new File(filename).getName();
            thisFormName =
                    thisFormName.substring(0, (thisFormName.length() - 4));
            StringBuffer dmpFilename = new StringBuffer();
            dmpFilename.append(m_dumpPath);
            if (!dmpFilename.toString().endsWith("/")) {
                dmpFilename.append("/");
            dmpFilename.append(thisFormName);
            m_out =
                    new PrintWriter(new FileWriter(dmpFilename.toString()), true);
        // Call the actual 'dump' method
        dump(fmb);
        // Dump the coordinate system used by the module
        m_indentation = " ";
        dump(new Coordinate(fmb));
        m_indentation = "";
        println("Dumped " + fmb.getName());
        // Close the module
        fmb.destroy();
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    protected void dump(JdapiObject jo) {
        String className = jo.getClassName();
        // print out a context line for the JdapiObject
        // If it is a coordinate system, it does not have a name
        if (className.equals("Coordinate")) {
            println(m_indentation + "Coordinate System ");
        } else {
            println(m_indentation + className + " " + jo.getName());
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        if (className.equals("PropertyClass")) {
            dumpPropertyClass((PropertyClass)jo);
        } else // Generically dump the required property types only
            if (m_dumpTextProps) {
                dumpTextProps(jo);
            if (m_dumpBoolProps) {
                dumpBoolProps(jo);
            if (m_dumpNumProps) {
                dumpNumProps(jo);
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                dumpListElements((Item)jo);
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        JdapiIterator props = meta.getChildObjectMetaProperties();
        JdapiMetaProperty prop = null;
        JdapiIterator iter = null;
        JdapiObject child = null;
        // loop through every possible kind of child JdapiObject this JdapiObject
        // can have b commented this
        while (props.hasNext()) {
            prop = (JdapiMetaProperty)props.next();
            // only bother if we can access these JdapiObjects
            if (!prop.allowGet()) {
                continue;
            // get the actual values for the current child JdapiObject type,
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            iter = jo.getChildObjectProperty(prop.getPropertyId());
            // null is returned if there are no property values
            if (iter != null) {
                // loop over every child value
                while (iter.hasNext()) {
                    child = (JdapiObject)iter.next();
                    // recursively navigate to it
                    m_indentation += " ";
                    dump(child);
                    if (m_indentation.length() > 2)
                        m_indentation =
                                m_indentation.substring(0, m_indentation.length() -
                                                        2);
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     * The JdapiObject is an item; if it is a list item,
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    private void dumpListElements(Item item) {
        if (item.getItemType() == JdapiTypes.ITTY_LS_CTID) {
            if (m_dumpPropNames) {
                println(m_indentation + "dumping list elements");
            for (int i = 1; i <= item.getListElementCount(); i++) {
                String label = item.getElementLabel(i);
                String value = item.getElementValue(i);
                println(m_indentation + " " + i + ": '" + label + "' '" +
                        value + "'");
     * Dump the property class properties
    private void dumpPropertyClass(PropertyClass pc) {
        String propertyVal = null;
        // test for every single possible property
        // this is a bit hacky :)
        for (int propertyId = 1; propertyId < JdapiTypes.MAXIMUM_PTID;
             ++propertyId) {
            if (!pc.hasProperty(propertyId)) {
                continue; // this property is not in the set
            if (pc.hasDefaultedProperty(propertyId) && !m_dumpAllProps) {
                continue;
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                if (m_dumpBoolProps) {
                    propertyVal =
                            String.valueOf(pc.getBooleanProperty(propertyId));
            } else if (pt == Integer.class) {
                if (m_dumpNumProps) {
                    propertyVal =
                            String.valueOf(pc.getIntegerProperty(propertyId));
            } else if (pt == String.class) {
                if (m_dumpTextProps) {
                    propertyVal = pc.getStringProperty(propertyId);
            if (null != propertyVal) {
                if (m_dumpPropNames) {
                    println(m_indentation + " " +
                            JdapiMetaProperty.getPropertyName(propertyId) +
                            " " + // changed by b
                            propertyVal);
                } else {
                    println(m_indentation + propertyVal);
                propertyVal = null;
        } // End loop over every property
     * Dump the source JdapiObject text properties
    private void dumpTextProps(JdapiObject jo) {
        JdapiMetaObject meta = JdapiMetadata.getJdapiMetaObject(jo.getClass());
        JdapiIterator props = meta.getStringMetaProperties();
        // for each text property
        while (props.hasNext()) {
            JdapiMetaProperty prop = (JdapiMetaProperty)props.next();
            int propertyId = prop.getPropertyId();
            String propertyVal = null;
            try {
                propertyVal = jo.getStringProperty(propertyId);
            } catch (Exception e) {
                println(m_indentation + "Could_not_get_property " +
                        JdapiMetaProperty.getPropertyName(propertyId));
                continue;
            if (jo.hasProperty(propertyId) &&
                (m_dumpAllProps || !(jo.hasDefaultedProperty(propertyId)))) {
                if (m_dumpPropNames) {
                    println(m_indentation + " " +
                            JdapiMetaProperty.getPropertyName(propertyId) +
                            " " + propertyVal);
                } else {
                    println(m_indentation + propertyVal);
     * Dump the source JdapiObject boolean properties
    private void dumpBoolProps(JdapiObject jo) {
        JdapiMetaObject meta = JdapiMetadata.getJdapiMetaObject(jo.getClass());
        JdapiIterator props = meta.getBooleanMetaProperties();
        // for each boolean property
        while (props.hasNext()) {
            JdapiMetaProperty prop = (JdapiMetaProperty)props.next();
            int propertyId = prop.getPropertyId();
            boolean propertyVal = false;
            try {
                propertyVal = jo.getBooleanProperty(propertyId);
            } catch (Exception e) {
                println(m_indentation + "Could_not_get_property " +
                        JdapiMetaProperty.getPropertyName(propertyId));
                continue;
            if (jo.hasProperty(propertyId) && (m_dumpAllProps)) {
                if (m_dumpPropNames) {
                    println(m_indentation + " " +
                            JdapiMetaProperty.getPropertyName(propertyId) +
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                    println(m_indentation + propertyVal);
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        JdapiIterator props = meta.getIntegerMetaProperties();
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        while (props.hasNext()) {
            JdapiMetaProperty prop = (JdapiMetaProperty)props.next();
            int propertyId = prop.getPropertyId();
            int propertyVal = 0;
            try {
                propertyVal = jo.getIntegerProperty(propertyId);
            } catch (Exception e) {
                println(m_indentation + "Could_not_get_property " +
                        JdapiMetaProperty.getPropertyName(propertyId));
                continue;
            if (jo.hasProperty(propertyId) &&
                (m_dumpAllProps || !(jo.hasDefaultedProperty(propertyId)))) {
                if (m_dumpPropNames) {
                    println(m_indentation + " " +
                            JdapiMetaProperty.getPropertyName(propertyId) +
                            " " + propertyVal); //changed by b
                } else {
                    println(m_indentation + propertyVal);
     * Output usage info to STDOUT
    public void printUsage() {
        System.out.println("");
        System.out.println("Jdapi Form Dumper Utility");
        System.out.println("Valid arguments:");
        System.out.println("-a : dump all properties, not just overridden ones");
        System.out.println("-b : dump boolean properties");
        System.out.println("-n : dump numeric properties");
        System.out.println("-t : dump text properties");
        System.out.println("-p : dump property names, not just values");
        System.out.println("-o : file path to output to");
     * Main method
    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        FormDumper dmp = new FormDumper();
        for (int i = 0; i < args.length; i++) {
            dmp.dumpForm(args);
System.out.println("");
System.out.println("Dumps complete");
System.out.println("");
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Jan Carlin

How to find a jar file a class is in

Given a class file, I would like to find out in which jar file it exists.

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