Removing illegal chars from Filename

I want to rename some files, but the destination filename may have some illegal characters in it.
I looked around a bit but I couldn't find anything that could help.
I was expecting a char array of illegal chars which I could use to remove them.
So is there any standard way to remove those characters?
If not, what is a good way to get rid of them?

DvdKhl wrote:
Well I know about hte replacing methods,
but I would still need to know which characters to replace.
Of course I know the illeagal chars defined by Windows,
but I guess different OSes have different restrictions. (Or are they the same in Windows & Linux?)
...AFAIK, they are not the same. And there are of course more OS'es than those two, with, no doubt, other restrictions. And sicne Java is not geared towards one OS (like NET), Java does not have such a built-in method for removing characters.

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//Please enter your CD`s year of release : 1992
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//Music Cd`s Title: hero     Year of release: 1992
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//Music Cd`s Title: hero     Year of release: 1992
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//Please enter your CD`s year of release : 1992
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//Please enter your CD`s title : hero
//Please enter your CD`s year of release : 1992
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//Music Cd`s Title: hero     Year of release: 1992
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//Enter a CD `s Title you are going to search : hero
//The search results for hero are:
//Music Cd`s Title: hero     Year of release: 1992<<-- i should have get this reuslt...cos it is already delete from my array
//>Exit code: 0
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//problem occurs hereI'm not sure that the problem does occur within the
removeCdForTitle() method.
Your main() method calls removeCd() which obtains the title of
the CD to be removed (keyword). But remoceCd() never
calls removeCdForTitle(), so nothing is ever removed.

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i have a scenario where i have to remove a node from my target xml file in receiver file channel and want xml as the output file. I don't want a fixed length file. How to do that in receiver channel? Do we need to use file content conversion for that?

that will result in giving you a fixed file or a separator defined file.
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In case you want a XML file, instead of using variable substitution, use Dynamic configuration and adapter specific properties.
Some ref:
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/11/10/xi-the-same-filename-from-a-sender-to-a-receiver-file-adapter--sp14
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/43/03612cdecc6e76e10000000a422035/frameset.htm

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I know its alias is quacert and password is quadra
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sabre150 wrote:
Err ... does 'keytool -h' not tell you how to do this?There is no "keytool -h"
I find this though ..
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Illegal option: -h
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