Path of the file stored

Hi Experts,
                 I'm practising on the sample AppSet. I want to know where will the PetDepotFinancedata.txt file store on the server  (Path)  for the PetDepot(AppSet) and Finance Application?
Thanks & Regards,
Siri.

Hi there are two steps in loading data
first one is copying the flat file to the BPC in the data files folder and then uploading same using transformation and conversion files.
The files copied would be stored in the following path
E:\BPC\Data\Webfolders\<Appset>\<Application>\DataManager\DataFiles
Apset here is Apshell adn applications are finance and legal so on. further in data files you can have personalised folders or my files so on.
Data once loaded would be stored in the SQL database.

Similar Messages

  • Function Module to find the Path of the file in the Application Server

    Hi All,
            Any function module available to find the path of the file stored in the application server. Please let me know.
    Thanks.

    Check this code:
      DATA: dl_file TYPE ibipparms-path.    " File name
      CONSTANTS: c_dir       TYPE  rlgrap-filename.
    * F4 filename for Application server
        CALL FUNCTION '/SAPDMC/LSM_F4_SERVER_FILE'
          EXPORTING
            directory        = c_dir
            filemask         = ' '
          IMPORTING
            serverfile       = dl_file
          EXCEPTIONS
            canceled_by_user = 1
            OTHERS           = 2.
        IF sy-subrc <> 0.
          MESSAGE e000 WITH 'Error while getting the file name'(006).
          EXIT.
        ELSE.
          p_file =  dl_file.
        ENDIF.
    Thanks & Regards,
    Siri.
    Message was edited by:
            Srilatha T

  • How to get the complete path of the file that is selected using FormFile

    i m working on struts..
    i hv used FormFile like
    <html:file property="xsdpath" value="Browse" />
    need to get the whole path that i will select using browse button
    for example d:\foldername\filename.java
    but FormFile Api has a method getFileName(); which returns the filename, for getting the absolute path wat has to be done.
    please reply bak soon
    thanks in advance

    here i use formfile <html:file> just to allow the
    user to select a xml file .
    so i need to get the whole path of the selectedfile
    to parse the xml file.No you dont.
    You would definitely benefit from further reading on
    file upload.
    <html:file> tag renders an HTML <input> element of
    type file.
    When a user uploads a file, this file is sent as a
    stream of data, which a program (jsp/servlet) on the
    server, reads and stores the data back in the form
    of a file on the server.
    Any server program that needs to parse the file,
    should do so on the file stored on the server.
    There's no point in knowing the absolute path of the
    file on the client machine. If a server program can
    parse a file on the client machine, why upload the
    file in first case ? Get the drift ?
    i also want to show my user the path he hadselected.
    If you have such a requirement, then yes.
    But it sounds weird to me. If you see my response
    above, you will realize that the server has a copy of
    the client's file uploaded and then parsed. What if
    the client has changed his file after upload ?
    cheers,
    ram.I also have a requirement to get the whole filepath of the file selected and place this information into a table. From FormFile I can only retreive the absolute filename
    Any suggestions would be helpful.
    Thanks, dam

  • How to get the path of the image stored in DMS

    Hi everyone..
    My question is that I have attached an image with an order through transaction jha2n..
    Now my requirement is to get the image in report..
    I know the Logical id in ISM_l_ord class and physical id in ISM_P_Ord class.
    I know that link between image and order is in SKWG_BREL.
    But i am not able to get the path so that i can show the image in docking control.
    pls help to retrive the path of the image stored...
    Thanks
    Pooja

    EpicMaster wrote:Now the problem is when I run the application through the .jar file in the dist/ directory the images simply wont load...
    ..lblProduct.setIcon(new ImageIcon("Resources.zip/res/Product.png"));
    Now the problem is when I Build&Clean the whole project which creates a /dist directory containing the complied and execulatble .Jar file for the application AND a folder called "lib" which contains the Resource.Zip folderThe String based constructor to ImageIcon presumes the String represents a File path. File objects do not work with resources inside Jar or Zip archives, for those, you need an URL. Gain the URL using something like..
    URL urlToImage = this.getClass().getResource("/res/Product.png");

  • Displaying the path of the file selected by a FileChooser in a TextField

    I'm just getting started with Swing. I developed a simple dialog box that has two text fields and two buttons. The objective is to open two files using those two buttons. I used FileChooser to select the files. Now, I want to display the path of the selected files in their corresponding TextFields. I use the following code to do that.
    final FileChooser fc1 = new FileChooser();
    final FileChooser fc2 = new FileChooser();
    final TextField tf1 = new TextField();
    final TextField tf2 = new TextField();
    private void button1ActionPerformed(ActionEvent evt)
                int returnVal1 = fc1.showOpenDialog(labelPhpFile);
                if (returnVal1 == JFileChooser.APPROVE_OPTION)
                    File file1 = fc1.getSelectedFile();
                    String fileName1 = file1.getName();               
                    String filePath1 = file1.getPath();
                    tf1.setText(filePath1);
    private void button2ActionPerformed(ActionEvent evt)
                int returnVal2 = fc2.showOpenDialog(labelPhpFile);
                if (returnVal2 == JFileChooser.APPROVE_OPTION)
                    File file2 = fc2.getSelectedFile();
                    String fileName2 = file2.getName();               
                    String filePath2 = file2.getPath();
                    tf2.setText(filePath2);
    }The above code works fine only for the first file. Mean the path of the file selected using fc1 is getting displayed in the tf1 TextField. But, the file selected using fc2 is not getting displayed tf2 TextField. Please help me.
    Thank you :)

    h1. The Ubiquitous Newbie Tips
    * DON'T SHOUT!!!
    * Homework dumps will be flamed mercilessly.
    * Have a quick scan through the [Forum FAQ's|http://wikis.sun.com/display/SunForums/Forums.sun.com+FAQ].
    h5. Ask a good question
    * Don't forget to actually ask a question. No, The subject line doesn't count.
    * Ask once
        - Don't Crosspost!
        - Two people answering one question independantly is a waste of there time.
    * Don't even talk to me until you've:
        (a) [googled it|http://www.google.com.au/] and
        (b) looked it up in [Sun's Java Tutorials|http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/] and
        (c) read the relevant section of the [API Docs|http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/index-files/index-1.html] and maybe even
        (d) referred to the JLS (for "advanced" questions).
    * [Good questions|http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#intro] get better Answers. It's a fact. Trust me on this one.
        - Lots of regulars on these forums simply don't read badly written questions. It's just too frustrating.
          - FFS spare us the SMS and L33t speak! Pull your pants up, and get a hair cut!
        - Often you discover your own mistake whilst forming a "Good question".
        - Many of the regulars on these forums will bend over backwards to help with a "Good question",
          especially to a nuggetty problem, because they're interested in the answer.
    * Improve your chances of getting laid tonight by writing an SSCCE
        - For you normal people, That's a: Short Self-Contained Compilable Example.
        - Short is sweet: No-one wants to wade through 5000 lines to find your syntax errors!
        - Often you discover your own mistake whilst writing an SSCCE.
        - Solving your own problem yields a sense of accomplishment ;-)
    h5. Formatting Matters
    * Post your code between a pair of &#123;code} tags
        - That is: &#123;code} ... your code goes here ... &#123;code}
        - This makes your code easier to read by preserving whitespace and highlighting java syntax.
        - Copy&paste your source code directly from your editor. The forum editor basically sucks.
        - The forums tabwidth is 8, as per [the java coding conventions|http://java.sun.com/docs/codeconv/].
          - Indents will go jagged if your tabwidth!=8 and you've mixed tabs and spaces.
          - Lines longer than 80 characters should be wrapped.
          - Proper indentation illustrates program logic.
    * Post your error messages between a pair of &#123;code} tags:
        - That is: &#123;code} ... errors here ... &#123;code}
        - To make it easier for us to find, Mark the erroneous line(s) in your source-code. For example:
            System.out.println("Your momma!); // <<<< ERROR 1
        - Note that error messages are rendered basically useless if the code has been
          modified AT ALL since the error message was produced.
        - Here's [How to read a stacktrace|http://www.0xcafefeed.com/2004/06/of-thread-dumps-and-stack-traces/].
    * The forum editor has a "Preview" pane. Use it.
        - If you're new around here you'll probably find the "Rich Text" view is easier to use.
        - WARNING: Swapping from "Plain Text" view to "Rich Text" scrambles the markup!
        - To see how a posted "special effect" is done, click reply then click the quote button.
    If you (the newbie) have covered these bases *you deserve, and can therefore expect, GOOD answers!*
    h1. The pledge!
    We the New To Java regulars do hereby pledge to refrain from flaming anybody, no matter how gumbyish the question, if the OP has demonstrably tried to cover these bases. The rest are fair game.

  • Is there a way to see on my iPhone my entire library (more than 2.000 CDs) without having all the files stored? I've noticed that, for mistake, I had some songs of my library in grey (the mp3 was not working)

    Is there a way to see on my iPhone my entire library (more than 2.000 CDs) without having all the files stored? I've noticed that, for mistake, I had some songs of my library in grey (the mp3 was not working)

    Is there a way to see on my iPhone my entire library (more than 2.000 CDs) without having all the files stored? I've noticed that, for mistake, I had some songs of my library in grey (the mp3 was not working)

  • In IE, while saving a file it is taking the full path with the file name

    Hi,I am using Tomcat5.5. In one page of my website, there is code responsible for saving an image from the server to the client machine. whenever i am doing this Mozila the file is getting saved with desired name. But in IE it takes full path of the file in the server directory along with its name while being saved in the client machine.Below is the code responsible for this. Plz Help.
    DiskFileUpload fu = new DiskFileUpload();
            List fileItems = fu.parseRequest(request);
            Iterator itr = fileItems.iterator();
            while(itr.hasNext())
              FileItem fi = (FileItem)itr.next();
              //Check if not form field so as to only handle the file inputs
              //else condition handles the submit button input
              if(!fi.isFormField())
                if(fi.getFieldName().equals("FileImage"))
                    if(fi.getSize() < 300000)
                      if(fi.getSize()!=0)
                            java.util.Random rd = new java.util.Random();
                            int random = rd.nextInt(100000);
                            String img_code = random + "";
                                  if(fi.getContentType().equals("image/jpeg") || fi.getContentType().equals("image/pjpeg") || fi.getContentType().equals("image/gif") || fi.getContentType().equals("image/png") || fi.getContentType().equals("image/x-png") || fi.getContentType().equals("image/bmp") || fi.getContentType().equals("image/wmp") || fi.getContentType().equals("application/octet-stream") || fi.getContentType().equals("audio/wav") || fi.getContentType().equals("audio/x-wav") || fi.getContentType().equals("audio/AMR") || fi.getContentType().equals("audio/amr") || fi.getContentType().equals("audio/mpeg") || fi.getContentType().equals("audio/mp4a-latm") || fi.getContentType().equals("audio/x-realaudio") || fi.getContentType().equals("audio/x-pn-realaudio") || fi.getContentType().equals("audio/x-pn-realaudio-plugin") || fi.getContentType().equals("audio/midi") || fi.getContentType().equals("audio/mid") || fi.getContentType().equals("audio/x-midi") || fi.getContentType().equals("audio/x-mid") || fi.getContentType().equals("audio/x-tone-seq") || fi.getContentType().equals("audio/imelody")
                                       || fi.getContentType().equals("video/mp4v-es") || fi.getContentType().equals("video/mp4") || fi.getContentType().equals("video/3gp") || fi.getContentType().equals("video/3gpp") || fi.getContentType().equals("video/mpeg") || fi.getContentType().equals("video-h263-2000"))
                                   System.out.println("Content from FileItem :  "+fi.getContentType());
                              File tempfile = new File(fi.getName());
                                    String imageFile=tempfile.getName();
                                    out.println("imageFile:" +imageFile);     
                                   imageFile= imageFile.replace(':','_');
                                   imageFile=imageFile.replace('\\','_');
                                   imageFile= imageFile.replace('/','_');
                                   imageFile= imageFile.replace(' ','_');
                                   System.out.println(imageFile);
                                  out.println("imageFile:"+imageFile);     
                                   int extIndex=0;
                                   String ext="";
                                  extIndex = imageFile.lastIndexOf(".");
                                  ext = imageFile.substring(extIndex+1);
                                                   if( ext.toLowerCase().equals("jpg") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("jpeg") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("jpe") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("bmp") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("gif")|| ext.toLowerCase().equals("png") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("wbmp")
                                                      || ext.toLowerCase().equals("amr") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("mp3") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("mp2") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("mpga") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("wav") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("midi") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("mid") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("kar") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("ra") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("ram") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("rm") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("au")
                                                      ||  ext.toLowerCase().equals("3gpp") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("3gp") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("mpeg") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("mpe") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("mpg") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("mp4") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("movie") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("avi") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("qt") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("mov") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("viv") || ext.toLowerCase().equals("vivo"))
                              File fNew = new File(application.getRealPath("/userImages/"),img_code+"_"+imageFile);
    //                         ImagePath =  imagepath+img_code+"_"+tempfile.getName();
                             ImagePath =  imagepath+img_code+"_"+imageFile;
                                   System.out.println("Image PAth : "+ImagePath);
    //                          ImagePath =  fNew.getAbsolutePath();
                              //out.println(fNew.toString());
                              ImageName = fNew.getName();
                                    System.out.println("Image Name : "+ImageName);
                                    out.println("ImageName:" +ImageName);     
                              fi.write(fNew);
                                    else
                                           System.out.println("Invalid File Type : "+ext);
                                           Error = "1: Invalid File Type/Extension : "+ext;
                            else
                                Error = "2: File uploaded is not valid.";
                       System.out.println("Content from FileItem :  "+fi.getContentType());
                                System.out.println("invalid Content Type");
                         else
                                Error = "";
                    else
                       Error = "3: File uploaded is not valid. Make sure that the image size does not exceed 300KB";
                       System.out.println("File uploaded is not valid.");
              else
                   session.setAttribute(fi.getFieldName(),fi.getString());
    session.setAttribute("ImagePath",ImagePath);
    session.setAttribute("ImageName",ImageName);
    session.setAttribute("barcodepath",barcodepath);
    //Added by Mutharasu on 30/08/2005
    session.setAttribute("tagpath",tagpath);
    Title = (String) session.getAttribute("txtTitle");
    if(Title.length()==0)
      Error = " Please Enter KoolTag Title : ";
    Key = (String) session.getAttribute("txtKey");
    URL = (String) session.getAttribute("txtURL");
    System.out.println("Key: "+ Key +", URL:"+URL);
    System.out.println("trace 5");
    if (ImagePath.trim().length()==0 && ImageName.trim().length()==0) {
       if (Key==null && URL==null)
          throw new Exception("4: "+Error);
    }

    Hi Vigneshwara,
    Please reopen a new thread in
    ASP.NET Getting Started forum because I can't move it there.
    Best regards,
    We are trying to better understand customer views on social support experience, so your participation in this interview project would be greatly appreciated if you have time. Thanks for helping make community forums a great place.
    Click
    HERE to participate the survey.

  • I can no longer see the files stored in my 160 ipod

    I had 42 gigas in files. I was trying to copy one of those files from the ipod to my laptop and suddenly it frozes. I had to restart the laptop. When i open the ipod to se the files stored, i was no longer abble to see the files, eventhoug when i see the memory ocuppied in the ipod, is still there, but i can access to them. The music still works perfect. I had a couple of smaller files, like 1Giga and they still there and I can access to them perfectly. But the problem is in the file with the 42 Gigas.

    Check your iPod's hard drive for errors. Open My Computer, right-click the drive, Click Properties, Tools, Check Now..., Select Options, Start.
    Some of your missing files/folders may be restored although their names may be lost. 4gb is the max. file size on FAT32 so are we talking a 42gb folder rather than a single file?
    tt2

  • How to the link/path of the file being uploaded

    Hi all,
    I am uploading a CSV file in apex3.2 and would like to store the actual path of the file into a custom table. I get the file name as F26222/my_filename.csv from the FILE BROWSE apex item. How can I capture the path also?
    Thanks in advance.
    Movva

    cmovva wrote:
    Hi all,
    I am uploading a CSV file in apex3.2 and would like to store the actual path of the file into a custom table. I get the file name as F26222/my_filename.csv from the FILE BROWSE apex item. How can I capture the path also?For security/privacy reasons recent versions of browsers by default do not send local file path information from File Browse items to the server, nor expose the file path in the control's JavaScript methods. Firefox, Safari and Chrome only provide the filename. IE6 & IE7 still yield the path in Windows format. IE8 and Opera have adopted an irritating approach of replacing the path with a wholly imaginary "C:\fakepath\"&mdash;and this monstrosity has sadly had to be enshrined in the HTML5 spec...
    Changing IE's security config setting “Include local directory path when uploading files” enables the path to be exposed in IE8, but unless you're working in an intranet environment where: IE is the only browser used; it's possible to make remote changes to this setting on every desktop; and this won't break/expose anything else, then trying to achieve this is pointless.
    For more information see:
    http://lists.whatwg.org/htdig.cgi/whatwg-whatwg.org/2009-March/018980.html
    http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2009/03/20/rtm-platform-changes.aspx
    http://developers.whatwg.org/number-state.html#file-upload-state
    Please search the forum thoroughly before posting: this is the umpteenth time I've provided this information. There's even another live thread on the same topic: +{thread:id=2316750}+

  • How to get the path of the image stored in sap??

    Hi All
    The problem is
    While making an entry in standard there is a field called documents through which we attach our images in sap.
    How to get the path of the image stored with the corresponding order so that the image can be displayed while we are creating a report.
    I know how to upload the image while creating a report using docking control.
    I am not able to get the path of the image stored...
    Please Help
    Thanks in advance..
    Pooja

    I am not aware of exactly which tables are used for storing the attached doc. details, but we have worked in the similar requiremnent.
    What you can do is .... before uploading the image to any order, try swich on the SQL trace ST05 and after upload switch off.
    The log will display what are the tables involved while storing the image. And you can easily find out the image location.

  • Get only the filename not the full path of the file.

    hi to all..
    how can i get only the filename of the file not the full path and to be placed on a textinput.?
    example:
    when i'browse the file and select sample.txt
    "C:\Users\user\Desktop\folders\sample.txt" this will be inputted on the textinput.
    however, what i want to have is when i'browse and select a file..
    textinput should only contain "sample".
    does anyone knows how to do it?

    Hi cyrus@adobe,
    How are you getting the full path of the file when you browse, I dont think for security reasons the Flash Player will aloow to do so. You can only get the file name not the full path of the file when you browse.
    Are you using Flex4..?? I am not sure whether this is possible in Flex4..However if you are getting full path and if you wanted to show only the filename then you can just use theString class split function to acehive this..
    var fullPath:String = "C:\Users\user\Desktop\folders\sample.txt";
        var splitPath:Array = fullPath.split("\");
        textInput.text = splitPath[splitPath.length-1];
    Thanks,
    Bhasker

  • How do i get the path of the file selected for opening in JFileChooser

    hi
    I need to get the path of the file selected for opening or saving in the JFileChooser dialog box.Is there any method available.if not how do i get that?
    Thanks and Regards
    Saminathan.

    don't know if its the best/only way, but you could use the getSelectedFile() method in JFileChooser which returns a file and then use the getAbsolutePath() file method

  • How to handle spaces in using path to the file

    Hi Friends,
    I am getting error "file not found" if I give path of the file that contains spaces in it. (eg. C:\Users\Sample Project\file.txt)
    If I give path that doesn't contain spaces (eg. C:\Users\Sample\file.txt) then it works fine without any error.
    Basically I am invoking one command at runtime (using "exec") in my java program that excepts path of the file as one parameter.
    I can't remove space by manipulating path - othewise that path will be different.
    How can I solve this issue?
    Thanks

    Works for me:
    import java.io.*;
    public class ProcessExample {
        public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
            if (args.length == 0) {
                Runtime r = Runtime.getRuntime();
                dump(r.exec("java ProcessExample foo \"bar baz\""));
            } else {
                for(String s : args) {
                    System.out.println(s);
        static void dump(Process p) throws IOException {
            BufferedReader r = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(p.getInputStream()));
            for(String s; (s = r.readLine()) != null; ) {
                System.out.println("[" + s + "]");
    }But ejp's advice is even better.

  • FileReader + ftp path of the file

    Hello everybody.
    I am trying to open a file using the FileReader but unfortunatelly the file is on an FTP server.
    My problem is that when I pass the path of the file e.g.
    ftp://pavlos/zzz.txt
    as a parameter to the FileReader
    it changes it automatically to: ftp:\pavlos\zzz.txt
    and obviously it can not access it.
    Could anybody suggest something?
    Thanks a lot

    A FileReader is just to read from files, local or over a network drive, but not using another protocol like ftp.
    What you might want is to use a UrlConnection. See java.net.URL.openConection() and java.net.URLConnection.getInputStream(). You may then wrap a java.io.InputStreamReader to get a Reader interface, if required.

  • How to create search path for the file on the desktop..

    hello experts..
          I have used gui_upload module to upload the data from flatfile to the internal table, in that how can i create search path for the file selection in the selection screen, also please help me the code to update the ztable.
    thanks

    HI
      If iam not wrong you want to select a file from a location that you don't know so if this is ur problem then use the function module
    F4_FILENAME
    this FM helps to locate and select the desired file from the system.
    Sample code that you can check is
    How to get windows filename
    PARAMETERS: lv_file LIKE rlgrap-filename.
    Method 1
        CALL FUNCTION u2019KD_GET_FILENAME_ON_F4u2019
        EXPORTING
        MASK = u2019,.txt,.*u2019
        STATIC = u2019Xu2019
        CHANGING
        FILE_NAME = LV_FILE.
    Method 2
    CALL FUNCTION u2019F4_FILENAMEu2019
    EXPORTING
             program_name = syst-cprog
             dynpro_number = syst-dynnr
             field_name  = u2019 u2019
         IMPORTING
             file_name   = LV_FILE.
    Regards
    Pavan

Maybe you are looking for