I want to extract the Solaris media using "unpackmedia" option

Question

pack and unpack options operates on only miniroot archives and not on whole Solaris media.
I want to extract the Solaris media using "unpackmedia" option.
unpackmedia option of root_archive internally extract miniroots and additionally it extracts X.cpio.bz2 and pkg_db.cpio.bz2 based on some manipulations.
man page of root_archive on solaris 11 still shows the information about these two removed options.
Please let me know is there other way to achieve operations same as provided by unpackmedia option?
Regards,
Umesh

Answer 1

When you intermix java/javascript code like this you have to realise the order in which this occurs.
1 - all java code is executed - produces a static html
2 - html is loaded, and javascript is run.
So you can't run java code from an onClick event on the page.
You have to submit a request (ie submit form/click link) to run java code, and it sends a response (new page) to the browser.
So what you would end up with is code like this on your page
Assuming you have three items in your list: {Item0, Item1, Item2} this will be the result:
var z=0
// for item0
c.options[z]=new Option("Name0",Id0)
z++
c.options[z]=new Option("Name1",Id1)
// for item1
c.options[z]=new Option("Name0",Id0)
z++
c.options[z]=new Option("Name1",Id1)
// for item2
c.options[z]=new Option("Item0",Item0)
z++
c.options[z]=new Option("Item1",Item1)Suggestions as to what is wrong with this code
1 - you only increment z once on each loop, but save two items.
2 - you aren't using your counter 'I' in the get method.
3 - you might need quotes around the values as well as the names.
Personally, I think you're going the entire wrong way about this.
Should you be using public static variable attributes? Are these values to be the same for every single user in the system?
I would prefer to use a jsp scope (application scope if it is for all users) and just generate the html for the select right onto the page, rather than generating javascript to run and build the list.
I would also use JSTL
ie
<select name="mySelect>
  <c:forEach var="asset" items="${assetList}">
    <option value="${asset.id}"><c:out value="${asset.name}"/>
  </c:forEach>
</select>