Java regex for filenames or filetypes matching

I am trying to write a java regular expression where my application should restrict the names of the files or filetypes mentioned in the regex from being attached to an email. I started the regex like this,
.*\\.(?:jpeg|jpg)$
Is this correct?. Right now it is not working(matching). Not sure where I am going wrong. Also, how can I add new file types or filenames to this expression incase if I want to expand this regex. Like say, I want to add the vcf file types also here in this regex, how should I do that? Also, If I need to add the filenames, say abc.bmp from being attached, how and where should I include that filename in this regex?. Any help is greatly appreciated as I am new to this regex.

Darryl , I can't use Swing in my application. So I need to use a regex. This regex will be in a configuration page in my application where the user(client) can modify it to notify the filetypes or file names that they want to ignore from processing. So once my application receives a file, it will get this regex and do a compare with the current file to check if it matches the pattern. If it matches, I should ignore the file. The current regex that I have is
^(?:.*\\.(?:all|allowed|file|extensions)|all\\.allowed|file\\.names)$
Do you think if I am missing something here?. for some reason this doesn't work for me.

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im going thru a list of Strings...and id like to match some input to it..but the tutorial for regex wont let me find a smaller string within a bigger one if it exists
for example i have a String "java.sun.com" and i want to find "sun" or "java" or "com" or "jav" or ".co"
i think the only way regex will work is if i group the entire thing into
any ideas on how i can manipulate the string into a proper regex pattern so that itll find any of those "searches"
thanks

No, that is not correct. A regex can be constructed to return a match on anything you want. A single character, a newline character, a numeric character and any combination of them. There are limitless possibilities for pattern matching.
See here:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.1/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html
Any of the patterns may be compiled into a regex for searching using the matcher.
An alternative is to use the indexOf method of the string class to find what you are looking for.
Example:
String myString = "java.sun.com";
String matchThis = "n.co";
int patternFoundAtThisIndexPosition = myString.indexof(matchThis);patternFoundAtThisIndexPosition will be 7;
or simply:
int index = myString.indexof("sun");index will be 5;

How do you get java regex to match two different pattern

Hi,
I am having trouble getting getting java regex to match two pattern: "unknown host" or "100%".
Here is a snippet of my code:
try{
Process child = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(" perl c:\\ping.pl");
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I thought the "|" means OR but somehow it is not working.
kirk123

Hi,
with String patternStr = "(unknown host | 100 %)"; you are looking
for the strings "unknown host " OR " 100 %", with the spaces after host and before 100.
Try "(unknown host|100 %)"
hope, this will help you

Java.lang.Exception: Couldn't find a matching Java operation for WSDD

Hi all,
i used Eclipse to create a web service. actually i created a class with the following code:public class Add2Num {
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org.apache.axis.InternalException <init>
SEVERE: Exception:
java.lang.Exception: Couldn't find a matching Java operation for WSDD operation "add2Numbers" (2 args)
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The cause is case mismatch.
     Your method signature : public int Add2Numbers(int x,int y) --- Upper Case
But the signature produced is
ouldn't find a matching Java operation for WSDD operation "add2Numbers" (2 args)
( from the error trace ) -- Lower case.
     Change the case of your method to add2number (lowercase ) as per conventions and you code will work.
Rgdz,
Saroj Kumar

What is the escape character for DOT in java regex?

How to specify a dot character in a java regex?
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\. is an illegal escape character

The regex engine needs to see \. but if you're putting it into a String literal in a .java file, you need to make it \\., as Rene said. This is because the compiler also uses \ as an escape character, so it will take the first \ as escaping the second one, and remove it, and the string that gets passed onto the regex will be \.

Non greedy Java Regex not working

I am trying to parse some HTML and using regex for it.
Here is the HTML I want to parse:
<a href="google.com">Lololo</a> <a href="tttt.com">Read More</a>I want to find the second anchor tag with "Read More" text only.
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Can anyone help explain what is wrong in my regex?
I am using Java 6 with Eclipse IDE 3.4.

danbrown wrote:
import java.util.regex.*;
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Java Regex groups with quantifiers.

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I also noticed this below link:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/extra/regex/literals.html
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I have parsed a text file and want to use a java regex pattern to get the status like "warning" and "ok" ("ok" should follow the "warning" then need to parser it ), does anyone have idea? How to find ok that follows the warning status? thanks in advance!
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sorry, I try to expain it in more details. I want to parse this text file and save the status like "warning" and "ok" into a list. The question is I only need the "ok" that follow the "warning", that means if "test1 warning" then looking for "test1 ok".
121; content; test0; ok; 12444      <-- that i don't want to have
123; content; test1; warning; 126767
124; content; test1; ok; 1265        <-- that i need to have
121; content; test9; ok; 12444      <-- that i don't want to have
125; content; test2; warning; 2376
126; content; test3; warning; 78787
128; content; test2; ok; 877666    <-- that i need to have
129; content; test3; ok; 877666    <-- that i need to have
// here maybe a regex pattern could be deal with my problem
// if "warning|ok" then list all element with the status "warning and ok"
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Saying "it has problems" doesn't mean much to anybody. What does it do and what it is supposed to do?
You may want to take a look at your regular expressions.
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Provide the java code for the following scenario.

Hi Experts,
I have tried with all the combinations for this scenario. As per my understanding i require java code for the following scenario
so that it becomes easy........
I require a Message mapping for this Logic.
In the Source there are 4 fields and, the Target side, the fields should appear like this.
Source Structure- File
Record
|-> Header
Order_No
Date
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Quantity
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Recv_Date
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Material_Num
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1 01/02/2011 A 10
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1 01/02/2011 A 10
2 01/02/2011 C 10
2 01/02/2011 C 10
3 01/02/2011 D 20
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1 01/02/2011 A 20
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Kindly provide the java code.
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what i have understood from ur example is that u want to generate an idoc for unique combination of Order-no and Mat_No
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change the context of Order_No, Date, Mat_No and Quantity to Record (right click-> context)
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Order-no
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Mat_No
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Order-no
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Order-no
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String [] temp= a.split(";");
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String [] temp= a.split(";");
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Source port type for "BPELProcess" does not match target port type for "EJBRef"
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Hi gurus,
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Source port type for "BPELProcess" does not match target port type for "EJBRef"
It seems that the namespace must be the same as the package name, even though I resolved all the references to the new namespaces and ensure they all match.
The problem appears to be in the BPELProcess.componentType file.
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