How to use the "split development directory structure" in JBuilder9 ?

How to use the "split development directory structure" in JBuilder9 ?
Have /APP-INF supported ?

I've not used JBuilder much, but if it has ant support, then it should
be pretty straight-forward.
-- Rob
Rick Ni wrote:
How to use the "split development directory structure" in JBuilder9 ?
Have /APP-INF supported ?

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Can any body tell me if this example works with workshop?, and it is works how
can i achive this?
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Workshop uses split-dir file structure, but not the build tasks. This is
because the IDE has a much finer grained notion of build than running ant
from a shell.
Cheers
mbg
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Can any body tell me if this example works with workshop?, and it is workshow
can i achive this?
thanks in advance
Viviana

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You unzip the JDeveloper zip file and invoke jdev.exe
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Thanks for the reply ..
Sir I have already unzipped the file .
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I've not used JBuilder much, but if it has ant support, then it should
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-- Rob
Rick Ni wrote:
How to use the "split development directory structure" in JBuilder9 ?
Have /APP-INF supported ?

Split Development Directory Setup

Hi,
I have not found anywhere in this forum the answer to this question: the "Creating a Split Development Directory Environment " document says that the first step for Using the Split Development Directory Structure (at http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs103/programming/splitcreate.html#wp1110877) is to "Create the main EAR source directory for your project". Ok. But where? (Is there particular directory in which this main EAR source directory should be created?)

Kumaran,
Split-Dir is a new feature in WebLogic Server 8.1. It will not be available
in previous releases.
- Nick
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Hi,
Could you pls tell me whether weblogic6.1 supports split developmentdirectory
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An EFFECTIVE development directory structure for J2EE platform?

Hi, here we r talking about deployment environment more than development
environment. Have u ever think about designing an EFFECTIVE development
directory structure for J2EE platform( e.g. weblogic )? u r not using the
deployment directories for coding, r u? :)
I used to construct a dir structure for dev and want to improve it.
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* Name: Gary Wang
* Tele: 010-65546668-8119
* Mail: [email protected]

Create a web-inf folder at the same level of src and
jsp folder inside src
i mean
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/src/
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/web-infSo, would you put in /src/jsp only the *.jsp?
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/WEB-INF/src/<package>/..../<my_servlets_and_j2ee_stuff>.java
/WEB-INF/classes/<package>/..../<my_servlets_and_j2ee_stuff>.java
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alessio

How to use the implementation class in propetty pallete

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The Implementation Class must reflect the full name of the class. For instance, if the full class name is : xx.yyy.zz.class_name, then put this in the Implementation Class property of the corresponding item.
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Application Development Directory Structure

I work with a team consisting of five programmers who want to rewrite a suite of software developed in C/C++ to Java. This will consist of numerous application programs; none of which are web-based. We use the UNIX OS and will access an Oracle database using JDBC. We also maintain our source code using CVS. We want to deploy each of our applications as a separate jar file. We would also like to identify either individual applications or groups of applications as Java packages. Our problem is setting up our development directory structure. We've been struggling with various structures, most of which work fine if our source files don't have a package statement, but we've had no luck finding a package statement that works.

They aren't "extraneous levels", they are fundamental
requirements of Java. Have a look at this
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/java/interpack/
ackages.html. Any beginner Java book/article/tutorial
should explain packages.Thanks for the url, I have perused numerous java books and searched the Sun site, but haven't found anything precise. In some locations I've seen it recommended to separate the source and classes in different directories, while other sources have them together in one file.
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having different related applications under the same
development tree and separated by packages is much
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JNI - How to use the error reporting mechanism?

I've developed a C++ DLL which is loaded from a commercial Win32 application (not written by me) as a plug-in for external calculations. On its initialization the C++ DLL launches the Java VM via the JNI invocation interface. When the DLL functions are called by the application, they forward the calls to Java objects inside the Java VM, again via JNI invocation interface.
This works well, but I have encountered a weird error.
From Java I open a JFrame containing a JTextArea as small console for debug output messages. If I turn output to this debug console off (my printToConsole routine checks whether a boolean flag is set), the string concatenation operator may lead to a crash of the Java VM.
For example, if in one of the Java functions called from the
DLL via JNI invocation interface the following is the first statement,
it leads to a crash of the Java VM and the application that loaded the C++ proxy DLL.
String test=""+Math.random(); // String test not used later
Interestingly, if I comment this statement out, the Java code works fine WITHOUT any crash. I've already thought about potential races and synchronization issues in my code, but I don't see where this is the case. And the string concatenation error fails as well, if I insert sleep() statements in front of it and at other places in the code. However, if I turn on log messages printed to my JFrame debug console (containing a JTextArea), the String concatenation works without problems.
So maybe the JNI interface has a bug and affects the Java VM; I don't see where my JNI code is wrong.
One problem is that I do not get any stdout output, as the C++ proxy DLL is loaded by the Windows application, even if I start the Windows application from the DOS command line (under Windows).
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http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/vm/error-handling.html
Is it possible that the JVM, when it crashes, writes debug information about the crash into a file instead of stdout/stderr?
My C++ proxy DLL was compiled in debug mode, but the commercial application (which loaded the DLL) is very likely not.
I do not know hot to find the reason why the String concatenation fails inside the Java function called from the C++ DLL via JNI.

Yes, I've initially thought about errors in the C++ code too. But the C++ code is actually very simple and short. It doesn't allocate anything on the C++ side. It allocates a couple of ByteBuffers inside the Java VM however via JNI invocation interface calls of env->NewDirectByteBuffer(). The native memory regions accessed via the ByteBuffers are allocated not by my own C++ code, but by the program that calls my DLL (the program is Metastock).
The interesting thing is that everything works fine if output to my debug console is enabled, which means that in the Java print routine getConsoleLoggingState() returns true and text is appended to the jTextArea.
static synchronized void print(String str)
{ MetaStockMonitor mMon=getInstance();
if ( mMon.getFileLoggingState() && mMon.logFileWriter!=null) {
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Only if output to the JTextArea is turned off (ie. getConsoleLoggingState()==false), the crash happens when the FIRST statement in the Java routine called via JNI invocation interface is a (useless) String concatenation operation, as described above.
String test=""+Math.random(); // String test not used later
Moreover, the crash happens BEFORE the allocated ByteBuffer objects are accessed in the Java code. But again, if console output is turned on, it works stable. If console output is turned off, it works when the (useless) String concatenation operation is removed in the Java routine called from C++.
I've already thought about potential races (regarding multiple threads), but this can be ruled out in my case. It almost appears as if the JVM can have problems when called by the invocation interface (I tested it with Java 1.4.2 b28).
All the calls between C++ and Java go ALWAYS in the direction from C++ code to Java. Unfortunately, there is no special JRE version with extensive logging capabilities to facilitate debugging. And the problem is not easily reproducible either.
JNIEnv* JNI_GetEnv()
JNIEnv *env;
cached_jvm->AttachCurrentThread((void**)&env,NULL);
fprintf(logfile,"env=%i\n",env);
fflush(logfile);
return env;
// function called by Metastock's MSX plug-in interface
BOOL __stdcall createIndEngine (const MSXDataRec *a_psDataRec,
const MSXDataInfoRecArgsArray *a_psDataInfoArgs,
const MSXNumericArgsArray *a_psNumericArgs,
const MSXStringArgsArray *a_psStringArgs,
const MSXCustomArgsArray *a_psCustomArgs,
MSXResultRec *a_psResultRec)
a_psResultRec->psResultArray->iFirstValid=0;
a_psResultRec->psResultArray->iLastValid=-1;
jthrowable ex;
jmethodID mid;
JNIEnv* env=JNI_GetEnv();
jobject chart=getChart(env, a_psDataRec);
if ( chart==NULL) {
return MSX_ERROR;
jobject getChart (JNIEnv* env, const MSXDataRec *a_psDataRec)
jthrowable ex;
jmethodID mid;
int closeFirstValid, closeLastValid;
closeFirstValid=a_psDataRec->sClose.iFirstValid;
closeLastValid=a_psDataRec->sClose.iLastValid;
long firstDate, firstTime;
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firstTime = a_psDataRec->psDate[closeFirstValid].lTime;
} else {
firstDate=0;
firstTime=0;
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env->ExceptionDescribe();
env->ExceptionClear();
sprintf(sbuf, "DLL: Cannot find class ChartFactory\n");
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if (ex= env->ExceptionOccurred() ) {
env->ExceptionDescribe();
env->ExceptionClear();
sprintf(sbuf, "DLL: Cannot find method ID for ChartFactory.getInstance()\n");
printSBufViaJava(sbuf);
return NULL;
jobject chartFactory=env->CallStaticObjectMethod(chartFactoryClass, mid);
if (ex= env->ExceptionOccurred() ) {
env->ExceptionDescribe();
env->ExceptionClear();
sprintf(sbuf, "DLL: Exception while calling ChartFactory.getInstance()");
printSBufViaJava(sbuf);
return NULL;
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if (ex= env->ExceptionOccurred() ) {
env->ExceptionDescribe();
env->ExceptionClear();
sprintf(sbuf, "DLL: Cannot find method ID for ChartFactory.getChartID()\n");
printSBufViaJava(sbuf);
return NULL;
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if (ex= env->ExceptionOccurred() ) {
env->ExceptionDescribe();
env->ExceptionClear();
sprintf(sbuf, "DLL: Cannot allocate symbolBuf\n");
printSBufViaJava(sbuf);
return NULL;
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if (ex= env->ExceptionOccurred() ) {
env->ExceptionDescribe();
env->ExceptionClear();
sprintf(sbuf, "DLL: Cannot allocate securityNameBuf\n");
printSBufViaJava(sbuf);
return NULL;
jobject securityPathBuf=env->NewDirectByteBuffer(a_psDataRec->pszSecurityPath, strlen(a_psDataRec->pszSecurityPath) );
if (ex= env->ExceptionOccurred() ) {
env->ExceptionDescribe();
env->ExceptionClear();
sprintf(sbuf, "DLL: Cannot allocate securityPathBuf\n");
printSBufViaJava(sbuf);
return NULL;
jobject securityOnlineSourceBuf=env->NewDirectByteBuffer(a_psDataRec->pszOnlineSource, strlen(a_psDataRec->pszOnlineSource) );
if (ex= env->ExceptionOccurred() ) {
env->ExceptionDescribe();
env->ExceptionClear();
sprintf(sbuf, "DLL: Cannot allocate onlineSourceBuf\n");
printSBufViaJava(sbuf);
return NULL;
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// the first statement in the Java routine is a (useless) string concatenation.
// Otherwise it works stable.
jfloat chartID=env->CallFloatMethod(chartFactory, mid, securityNameBuf, symbolBuf,
securityPathBuf, securityOnlineSourceBuf, (jint)(a_psDataRec->iPeriod),
(jint)(a_psDataRec->iInterval), (jint)(a_psDataRec->iStartTime),
(jint)(a_psDataRec->iEndTime), (jint)(a_psDataRec->iSymbolType),
(jint)firstDate, (jint)firstTime );
if (ex= env->ExceptionOccurred() ) {
env->ExceptionDescribe();
env->ExceptionClear();
sprintf(sbuf, "DLL: Exception while calling ChartFactory.getChartID()");
printSBufViaJava(sbuf);
return NULL;

How to use two split this method in my code

How to use two split this method in my code
if i got one string line which like this
("aa!bb!cc~ab!bc!cd") a
nd want to use two split to spare ! and ~ this seal for my spare point how that output
has come diff ?
public static void main(String[] args) {
    String str = "aa!bb!cc~ab!bc!cd";
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count++;
the output how can it be like this
0 aa
0 bb
0 cc
1 ab
1 bc
1 cd

Move your second slit inside the first loop, so you are splitting the substring, not the entire string.

How to use the same OC4j server with different port number

How to use the same OC4j server with different port numbers..?
I have to OC4J installed on my machine on different hard disk drives....
I want to be able to run both the server simultaneously..?
is it possible ..it yes then how..?
for that i have changed the port number of one server...
but when i am trying to start the other server with different port number..it says that JVM -Bind already...
Is there any clues...?
Nilesh G

In the config directory:
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jms.xml: Change the port the JMS service listens on
rmi.xml: Change the port the ORMI listener listens on.
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How to use the same services-config for the local and remote servers.

My flex project works fine using the below but when I upload my flash file to the server I doesn't work, all the relative paths and files are the same execpt the remote one is a linux server.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<services-config>
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            messageTypes="flex.messaging.messages.RemotingMessage">
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                <properties>
                    <source>*</source>
                </properties>
            </destination>
        </service>
    </services>
    <channels>
    <channel-definition id="my-amfphp" class="mx.messaging.channels.AMFChannel">
        <endpoint uri="http://localhost/domainn.org/amfphp/gateway.php" class="flex.messaging.endpoints.AMFEndpoint"/>
    </channel-definition>
    </channels>
</services-config>
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but I'm not sure how to use the same services-config for the local and remote servers.

paul.williams wrote:
You are confusing "served from a web-server" with "compiled on a web-server". Served from a web-server means you are downloading a file from the web-server, it does not necessarily mean that the files has been generated / compiled on the server.
The server.name and server.port tokens are replaced at runtime (ie. on the client when the swf has been downloaded and is running) not compile time (ie. while mxmlc / ant / wet-tier compiler is running). You do not need to compile on the server to take advantage of this.
Hi Paul,
In Flex, there is feature that lets developer to put all service-config.xml file configuration information into swf file. with
-services=path/to/services-config.xml
IF
services-config.xml
have tokens in it and user have not specified additional
-context-root
and this swf file is not served from web-app-server (like tomcat for example) than it will not work,
Flash player have no possible way to replace token values of service-config.xml file durring runtime if that service-config.xml file have been baked into swf file during compilation,
for example during development you can launch your swf file from your browser with file// protocol and still be able to access blazeDS services if
-services=path/to/services-config.xml
have been specified durring compilation.
I dont know any better way to exmplain this, but in summary there is two places that you can tell swf about service confogiration,
1) pass -services=path/to/services-config.xml parameter to compiler this way you tell swf file up front about all that good stuff,
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